Who was it who said recently that junior mining stocks are now like "The bald-headed step children"
I will try to find the article.
Anyway could it be that the reason why the juniors are doind so badly now is because there are so so so many of them and the investment money has to be diluted accordingly? We hear these amaizing stories about Lion Gold for instance turning $5000 into several millions over the course of the 1970s, but was it just because there was less choice back in those days?
I certainly wish there was less of them, it would make buying much easier.