Markets are never wrong in the long term. That statement is likely true, BUT...

Markets can be notoriously wrong in the shorter term. Ten years ago gold sold for $250 - $275 an ounce. In view of where it is priced today and where it will likely go that was an absurd (thank you Strike for the adjective) valuation. The market was wrong. Clearly and demonstrably wrong.

If this company is sold for $0.40 it will be an act more criminal and more stupid than selling gold at "market value" ten years ago.

I can't believe we are even having this discussion on the board. Be careful with platitudes; they are wrong almost as often as they are right. Further they are often wrongly quoted.

P.