I agree that GPR is undervalued. It's gut-wrenching volatility will ruin your day from time to time but they are discovering great extensions, management appears forthright and communicates in a clear, timely fashion. I have met top management at conferences and they seem knowledgable, competent and confident. Although I am not a MAJOR shareholder (albeit my investment is a large part of my personal portfolio) they were very hospitable in arranging for field personnel to meet me at the mine in Guanajuato, Mexico to show me the operation. I like to visit the operations where my hard earned savings are invested and I do my own DD. I appreciate it when business is conducted openly to authentic shareholders and above-board like GPR does. In fact I recently liquidated a substantial shareholding in another small cap which refused to let me visit their O & G exploration operation in Tennessee.

I see several potential scenarios for GPR in the future that could be rewarding to shareholders and I think the majority of downside risk is macro rather than micro IMHO. Just my opinion but I'm in GPR for the long haul.

Regarding other "solid juniors" in silver exploration I have like SNS very much - it's my other major play in this sector.

Looking forward to other points of view.