Like I said before, if you double my money on something that is severely undervalued then I haven't really gained anything. Further, $1.20 is right around where CMM should be trading about now anyway so selling it for 1.20 gives away all of the further growth potential. Frankly, having CMM taken out now for $1.20 robs shareholders of the benefits that come with a company that will soon be cash flowing big money. When one factors in a higher gold price it amplifies the future loss CMM shareholders will suffer. Selling CMM now for a manufactured premium to the market is really short sighted when the future earnings are factored in. I would much prefer to ride CMM for several more years and really reap the benefits of a 100,000 oz/year producer and a gold price that could reach $2000. That is where the big money is and that is why WTG may try to fool those in search of a quick buck....
