I am still here. I do not like losing money, just the same as all the rest of us.

I can see a future in SGR, the path is dim, but it is still there.

I know that I have said it before, but I will say it again. It comes down to cash. How much do they have on hand, and are they going to be able to produce enough gold to pay the bills and keep operating without having to get more financing.

If that day comes soon, they will survive. I think that they can do it. Based in reality and making the cuts to their budget that they need to, they can achieve this.

I want to see them succeed, and I want to be here if they do. I once went through this with Westport Innovations. The stock price tanked and languished for a long time, but they had a plan and they didn't deviate from their path.

Shareholders who owned them when they were down, had patience when the company looked like they were done, were rewarded with a 25 bagger or more.

I think that SGR could someday be a 10 to 15 bagger from this point, and I am being conservative, it should go higher, IMO.

I think that they have a plan. I will wait.