Tipping Point, page-10

Hi Barral
My positive posts on a number of companies over the years have generally attracted more animosity than affirmation.
This is a very long play for me. I have been in it for 8 years and will likely be holding all or some in another 8 years. I bought my first tranche in July 2010 for 0.04 and by Jan 2011 they were 0.22. That is a 1100% annualized gain.
If I was a short term trader I would have sold then but I had no crystal ball. Over time I added as the company expanded and added intrinsic value. I did top up over a million at 0.025. I should have bought more but I didn't have a crystal ball. I have added more this year in the 0.08s as I cant find a better low risk value in juniors.
I convinced a relative to buy 1.2 mill at 0.025 so at 0.09 he is very happy. He may sell and that is his prerogative. He has a more medium term view.
Traders who have picked the highs and lows over ten years will have done well. I cant consistently pick highs and lows so I look at fundamentals of shares and go long and sell all or part when they look fully priced.
I apologize if my metaphor was too molten in my last post and I flew over the cuckoos nest but I was trying to make the point that both holders and sellers and short and long term investors can from time to time grossly misprice a stock.
I understand the profound frustration that holders have with the company's past errors but we all make mistakes. I should have bought more at 0.04 and sold out at 0.22. Then I should have bought 10 mill at 0.025, which I had the funds for and sold at 0.15. Then I should have bought back in at 0.08 and be waiting for the next uplift. But like NM and the board I don't have a crystal ball. DGR owes me 0.06 and I've had a dividend so I am still ahead and do anticipate a rerating in the next year.