First of all:

1) It's a penny stock, and gets manipulated like a penny stock

2) It's gotten crushed over the past 1-2 weeks, for seemingly no good reason, as the company just finalized a merger that has been in the works for a year. Not so good if you've been holding it for a while, but for someone looking to get in, now may be a good buy-in (it hit a new 52-week low this week).

I know that's not exactly a ringing endorsement, but based on my research, the stock is seriously undervalued right now. Don't take my word for it, but if you're interested, do some research on the merger that just finalized between DRAM and US Gold Corp. DRAM's memory chip business has been tanking, and they were looking to diversify into another industry. One of their board members was also director for US Gold, so that is how the relationship started. The merger effectively grants shares of DRAM stock to US Gold stockholders in return for purchasing the company.

US Gold was a privately-held junior mining/gold exploration company that had mining rights to two properties, one of which has undergone feasibility studies and has been evaluated with a net present value of $160,000,000. When you do the math on the new post-merger float, you realize that the stock is currently trading well below the per-share value of the typical premium they could command for selling this property (~30% of NPV from my research). That doesn't even take into account the other property they have rights to.

There is definitely plenty of risk in this. Like I said, the stock has gotten crushed this week and it's in the cesspool world of penny stocks. There is also the risk of dilution, as the company will need capital for further exploration of the lesser-developed site. But I also think there is a lot of upside. I only own a few hundred shares, so I don't have much skin the game...I've only risked what I'm comfortable losing.