So i see you posted it over there anyway ..... geeez Doug, what do you hope to gain by that ... people don't think much of minerals juniors on the otc-bb, generally speaking, because the place reminds them of that ipmcf thing and all its associated desert dirt scams ... people don't think much of Jay Taylor, generally speaking, because the guy reminds them of that ipmcf thing and all its associated desert dirt scams ... fwiw. ... this is why when you posted months ago that Jay Taylor piece on the xcl thread, nobody commented on it, they were concentrating on cringing and hoping that no one would notice and none of the ipmcf tarnish would rub off on X-Cal.
What leads you to make the stock picks you choose - that they're 'really really cheap' on a per-unit basis? ... just wondering
Here's the sea.v release in re the otc-bb thing, there may be meaning between the lines -
' Seabridge receives Borealis cancellation from Golden
Seabridge Resources Inc SEA
Shares issued 14,390,699 Feb 15 2002 close $.850
Monday Feb 18 2002
News Release
Mr. Rudi Fronk reports
SEABRIDGE SEEKS CLARIFICATION ON BOREALIS GOLD PROJECT
On Friday, Feb. 15, 2002, Seabridge Resources received notification from
Golden Phoenix Minerals Inc. purporting to cancel the letter agreement with
Seabridge announced in Stockwatch on Feb. 12, 2002, whereby Golden Phoenix
agreed to sell to Seabridge its 100-per-cent interest in the Borealis gold project
located in Nevada. Golden Phoenix advised Seabridge that it has uncovered some
issues with the underlying lease that requires us to cancel the scheduled due
diligence and to further cancel the letter agreement, signed on Feb. 11, 2002.
Seabridge believes that its agreement with Golden Phoenix, which was approved
by the Golden Phoenix board of directors, is binding upon Golden Phoenix.
Seabridge is not aware of any terms or conditions in the underlying lease
agreement for the Borealis property which would prevent completion of
Seabridge's acquisition of the project. Seabridge is seeking clarification from
Golden Phoenix of its position and will then evaluate its options.
(c) Copyright 2002 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com ' |
