Thanks Mises,

So, what percent of the "trustworthy suckers" as you say, turned in their gold? I had heard that there weren't that many.

On another note...

One Way To Describe Tyhee Might Be Ian Gordon's way, which is,

"Every time I buy shares in a company, I must be able to see the potential for the share price to double within 10 months. This potential may be because I am anticipating good exploration results or seeing additional ounces being discovered. I look for companies that are not yet recognized by investors because of poor public relations. In some cases, I'll find this double price potential in a company that has gone out of favor due to a lack of exploration progress, but I might see that things are improving. However, because most investors have grown tired of such companies, they won't be paying attention."

http://www.kitco.com/ind/GoldReport/jan042011.html