I enjoyed Al's perspectives. He shared a lot of honesty with folks but forgot that that can come at a price when others get antagonistic. He needed to focus on the positive elements he shared instead of the negative elements that attacked him.

There is so much to feel good about when one keeps on reflecting on just what is happening in the J.B. area. We're going to have volatility there for quite some time, but as has been stated by many, what's in the ground is still there and our knowledge of how much is there and what it is worth is only going to grow. It's not fun watching the sp's drop through the interference of the M.M.s, but as long as you don't need the cash immediately, you're still in the drivers seat and they are powerless where yours shares are concerned..... if you like to hold long. Playing the swings can be very profitable also and you get to compete with the big boys by picking up cheap shares when they come up. So you get to steal a few out of their clutches for added pleasure. BMK is taking a lot of flack but their future looks bright. I find it interesting that no consideration was given to the substantial silver find, but not surprising. Based on their last assays they are likely to pull up some staggering tonnage even if they were not to find high end percentages as in NOT's.

Remember to not be played by posters whose offerings are posed in an emotional fashion without any basis for believability. Good info. should come in a calm and intelligent presentation. Always ask what the bias and motives are behind what people say, particularly at key points around N.R.s etc. This site needs everyone to take their best stance and defend it. Al was great, maybe he'll decide to return, but in the meantime, it is up to everyone to make it a worthwhile visit here.