Does anyone else find it interesting that the market caps for some of these junior miners that we’ve discussed for months are actually smaller now? Bayhorse, for example, PMG’s most polarizing stock, had a 20m market cap last summer but is now 15m. So what was an attractive value investment back in August is 25% more attractive now after weak hands have been shaken loose. It’s counterintuitive because humans have this need to “belong” and feel part of a group, but contrarian investing and hunting for value means buying stocks that other people dislike and avoiding companies which everyone loves. So unless a mining company has failed to get a needed permit, is continually failing shareholders, diluting, selling promising properties for pennies, or drilling dusters, then these companies can only become more attractive the more people dislike them, or the more they’re ignored. Quite a mindset shift to intentionally go against the crowd to find value.