The Clock is Ticking once Again, page-124

rdncoic

I can't compete with your poetic flair. So I must post in the style of a mundane literary critic.

You say:

"let us join the legions of never-EUR posters here and start spanking the oceans for rising and falling (Tide) like all stocks do during the span of operations.

Investors are either in or not in. There is no other way to invest in penny stocks. Except for penny stock traders. They do things differently. They make money."

As for spanking the oceans (not that I have ever tried this form of BDSM) I interpret EUR's chart as racing up last year to a high point - like a tsunami. Since then the tidal wave has been remorselessly receding for some months. It's going to take more than a multitude of photos of mining tourists to rectify this decline. It's going to require more lithium. Given the unfavourable reception of the preliminary report, why should we expect a second tsunami. Second tsunamis are pretty unusual in the case of penny stocks.

By the way, penny stock traders do not necessarily make money. Not all of us can emulate your record.