Aggie (Aguinaga), page-68

Hi 2Luke
I see you hold and have a buy sentiment so you also believe DGR is mispriced.
I hold over 50 stocks mostly industrial and don't love any of them. I agree if I had sold DGR at 0.12-0.16 and reinvested in other juniors I could have made bigger gains and maybe some losses.
I have had stellar results over the past year from a number of the EV stocks especially Cobalt. I have a reduced holding in several of them after engineering a free carry and banking some profit.
Most of those stellar stocks are high risk one trick ponies but DGR is a 100 trick pony if we add up all the tenements held within the listed and unlisted subs and DGR itself.
I am willing to accept an annualized return to date in DGR of 6% as I view it as very low risk. It holds readily saleable assets. They did actually sell some SOLG. They sold OBS. They earn fees and interest from subs and will from future floats.
The very expression low risk junior resource stock is an oxymoron but this stock has moved far from the normal risk/reward equities pricing methodology to become a total contradiction. The reasons for this are A board who are only now willing to express the massive mispricing of the stock. The only recent producer status of AJQ and ANW. The very slow careful accumulation and analysis of world class properties within subs ie IRR which will be another DGR in its own right. Downward manipulation of the share price. Few viewers here who hold DGR believe this stock is worth well above NTA so how can we expect buyers following this forum to put up realistic bids. I estimate there are over 1000 casual to frequent viewers of which only a small percentage post.
Senderos please tell me you share my sentiment. You mention Tribeca.
Please google Tribeca hedge fund return for 2016. Result-- top fund in Prequin Global report. 148.65%. I repeat 148.65%. We now have a mutual director Ben Cleary who bought 1 million DGR shares above current prices. To roughly quote Winston Churchill.
Tribeca have not come all this way because they are made of sugar candy. The same applies to Nick Mather.