Let's put this in context. The Globe wrote that piece on Cooper. Cooper downgraded the price to $4.50 in October, 2010 from 6$ so when did he raise his forecast to $5.50 in the last 6 months before downgrading it again to $3.60 or did the Globe just simply state that in San Gold's brief history, Cooper has had all kinds of targets and they're too lazy to put the prices in chronological order? Someone's off and it seems like Cooper is backpeddling and trying to justify being so far off with his crystal ball.

There also seems to be some misinformation being passed around by the MSM and with the suspicious nature in which many producers are trading, you would think Cooper would dawn the tinfoil hat and call a spade a spade - that the central banks don't want any competition and gold producers are in direct competition with the fiat Nazis, including Cooper's employer which deals fractionally with the fiat every day and in the event that the general public lost faith in all things paper and had any inkling to own the miners, then Casey's prediction of the coming pm equity boom making the dot.com bubble look miniscule would come to pass.

Just wish Canada had some gold above ground in a vault somewhere and that the trend of being invaded for energy wasn't so popular.