Wasn't there a Freeman connected with the Diamond Fields bonanza. The Freeman involved in that was an amazing marketing man.  Seems like Richard Nemis has taken Diamond Fields marketing into play here and this is one very upbeat reason to be here.  There are so many great mining plays out there that management seems to think advertising isn't needed.  We need adverstising in one way or another to at least get the interaction between the investment community.  We need to keep the retail buyers high in order that the hedge funds don't play havoc with the stock price and scare people out of getting in on a once in a lifetime opportunity to change their financial fortunes for the better.

 Every play has risk.  The MM tend to play up the downside for their own advantage. This forum, in my opinion,  must promote the upside of owning such a great investment and keep people from hitting the sell button prematurely because some of the big guys want them to. This company will do very well, just read posts by misfit, mining junkie and a number of other worthwhile posters on this site.  You'll never want to stop reading about this company's potential.  Take your gains when you feel the need, but if you can hold the fort stay for the very long run and prepare to be a very successful investor without really trying.  Remember that no matter how much money you have invested there are others here that have a lot more money riding on this company.  We're no more than a team working towards winning the investment championship game.  If you have bought already your one of the players.  If you haven't, trust me you should if you can.  In my opinion this company, at this price, is not a gamble but a sure thing.  That of course is only my opinion and my gut feeling.  I had the same gut feeling with RIM and I got out at 70.00, losing 20.00 per share.  RIM is now equivalent to 300.00 per share after two years from my sale.  I bought into WIN.to back in 2000 and rode it from 5 to 100 per share.  It was a winner too and I was able to hold on.  Now its about 3/share and I'm glad I was able to hop off the train and take some large gains. 

 Any investor that knows the business of investing well will tell you to buy into weakness and sell on strength otherwise known as buy low and sell high.  My opinon of this stock at this point in time is buy, buy, buy, buy.  Your most likely going to be averaging up as you buy, but as in any stock there will be opportunity to take profit and buy in again a bit lower.  With this stock, when that time comes you sell high, one half of your holdings, wait for the correction and then use all of the money to buy in again at the lower price thereby increasing your holdings.  If you timing is off or if you feel uneasy about doing it don't...just hold.  The bottom line is don't put your family's future on the line with "any" investment. They all have their risks.  Be willing to absorb some losses in order to obtain the larger gain.  And for the love of God listen to the posters here that make sense.  We have a few very good posters here.  Listen and learn.  (Make this phrase a part of your subliminal being..entrench it into your thought patterns..don't worry about your brokers who don't likely know any more than you do about investment in NOT.  Trust the investors that have followed this company for the last decade or more and have continued to keep a vested interest in the running of the company and its interests. 

 Best of luck to all of us...we will be smiling a bit more each month.. I trust by spring our grins will be unerasable  ;)  GLTA