yes that's right.
You have to remember a lot of companies are illiquid before they become liquid at the microcap end of the asx.
for example SFR was illiquid before the struck the mother load and the crowd got onboard. It's no longer illiquid and punters are up a motza.
ps - I am not saying this is another sfr just outlining that a number of stocks go from illiquid to liquid for one reason or another.
the question is - does this one have a reason?
3.5m oz equiv. gold @ 1.9g/t - m/cap $6m, page-4
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