Very true on the day trader comment. Most junior investors are fundamentally impervious to daily market price swings and one needs to hang around long enough to survive the exploration burn rate to possible success.

On the other hand specific to Amador, another 20,000,000 shares being put out to pasture is really unavoidable unfortunately. The only issue here is that anyone who who would buy a flow-through share in this company is at an instant loss on thier tax benefit at days end. The company has more shares outstanding than companies with mineable assets in the ground and as such, makes the near term value in the company a very risky proposition.

I have shares in this company myself and am very concerned that the dilution levels are well past the point of return unless another Hemlo is discovered soon. Even then, can they get the future financings to develope it...........