Last week we got the Seeking Alpha story by James Emerson and this week we have Gil passing judgement and creating doubt about the company in basically the same ways the seeking alpha story was written.

The premise of both is to scare the shareholder out of their shares while the illegal naked shorts/ hedge funds cover in this small window of opportunity before this next up move in this precious metals bull market.

Don't let Gil or James Emerson scare you out of your shares. You think Gil is going to be here telling you when to buy back after you sold your shares. Don't count on it. Gil has always warned when to sell but has never advised when to buy once.

If you truely believe in the potential not only for TRX but other equities in the precious metals markets I hope you have taken physical possession of your paper stock certificates or become a book entry in the transfer agent of the company stock you own. Other short term strategies can be used during volitility without selling your core share positions.

I am probably preaching to the TRX choir. Don't be a short term thinker that will completely miss the longer term scenario by exiting at the wrong time.

If any truth to the seeking alpha article published last week was indeed correct volumes on TRX would have equaled or surpassed friday's volume figures during each of the first three days of this week. Not even close.