This board seems to follow a purely emotional tack. When Kimber is up, so is the mood, When the stock is down, same with the animal spirits.

Arguably, this is not the best way to invest.

My question, simply, is anyone viewing this price decline as a buying opportunity and acting upon it? I got home around noon to find Kimber down, put in an all-or-none order for KBX at .78 and didn't get it filled -- yet.

It seems to me, lacking any solid input to the contrary, that the stock is a better deal now than it was at $1 or $1.50 or $1.80. Gold certainly is up in price, as is silver. While Kimber's drilling results have not been spectacular, they have been positive.

I've heard all the reasons, rumors and guesses as to why this stock is down. Any or all could be correct. The question is, where will the stock be in a year or two? If you believe substantially higher, hopefully you kept cash to take advantage of this sort of decline. It could continue, but I'm pretty sure it ends above zero.

I'm not sure technical analysis works that well on low-price stocks of such limited volume, but I do think fundamental analysis holds some water and Kimber has a deposit that is worth something. Others on this board not long ago put that worth around $1 per share.

I can't see how that has changed, only the perception as measured by buying and selling of the stock.

Thoughts?