P-Man,

As bullish on Kimber as I am in the long run, I don't buy your argument. Of the 40 or so junior developers and emerging junior producers I follow, all but four have gone up anywhere from 200 - 1000% in the last year. My sampling is a random sampling, sure, but I believe it is fairly representative of the group. They are still 50-75% below their 2007 highs, but they have moved up solidly. Kimber has not.

So, either Kimber has internal issues, or the buying opportunity of a lifetime continues. I believe it is the later and the higher gold goes, the more shares I buy, knowing in the long run we will have our day.

I just do not see based on empirical evidence that there is no interest in the junior miners. It is simply that we need to wait until there is interest in OUR junior miner. We are being given a gift of adding shares at a low price for a future we are now increasingly sure is coming.

Hysteria