Ha, well I convinced my brother to buy at 92 at others in the 60's and 70's...but of course, at their own risk.

Again I am reminded of the days when we went up to 27 cents and then trickled back to 16, all the while great progress was being made on the property and in the market in general. I was left scratching my head back then.

I'm less inclined to scratch my head now because a good portion of investors have made decent money here, so profit taking is prudent decision making and you can't argue with that. Also, it's apparent that a lot of our future value relies on the exploration program - but that's okay, this is a gold exploration company. I know lots of safer places to put my money.

Bertrand Brassard is it? A lot of these guys flip claims for a living. Brassard seemed to have a bunch, and I think he may be on the BOD for Nevado?

I don't think anyone knows exactly who controls the perimeter claims although I believe Osisko and Fancamp got the brunt of them. I think GWR has some just southwest of GNH.

Patience, patience, patience, patience. There you go. That's how many times I've been told by Frank so I'll pass that along to you. Seems like they are doing the right things here, and have your buddies call up Zurowski if they want to commiserate with somebody who has shares at a higher entry point.

People I knew were pissed when they bought at 27 and it dropped down to 16. Then when it hit 37 cents they thought they couldn't have bought enough.

No idea about open pit mining.