Fat Checker...how sad must your life be for you to have the time to go over 5 years of my posting history to find 3 posts where I had a feeling that went wrong? This exercise of your's to prove that I had feelings that went wrong say a hell of a lot more about you than it says of me. It makes you look like you have no life and are looking for attention.
On top of that, the fact you keep backing up a play where the CEO has a grade 10 education, 30 failures, 0 (ZERO!) success stories where he milks the company coffers at $92.5k per quarter between him and his wife, a company that has no significant resource, missing drill results, over 100M shares FD, no brain power either on the BoD or the advisory board (See ZEN for what this should look like), no grants from the governments, no universities studies working on your project.. If that is the best play you can find on the venture, OMG, no wonder you live above a store in a small town. Good luck to you, you will need it!
Have you noticed even the Chief has stopped pumping this dog? He does not want his name attached to this project at all anymore and for the first time in a long time I agree with him.
As for ZEN...just keep watching!
Choo Choo!
G.
On a day when things look grim, there was actually some Good News for CCB.
Today Glorieux posted: "For those keeping track, the zen/Ccb ratio is now 8.16. I have a feeling that ratio is only going to increase!"
Lets look back and see how his “feelings” have worked out in the past
Nov 20 2013 “I feel like we are in the starting blocks and the gun has just gone off”.
ZEN closed at $3.40 on that day and then started a 3 month slide down to $1.84 on Feb 22, 2014 – That is a 46% drop in 3 months.
On that $1.84 day, Glorieux started tingling again:
Feb 22 2014 "I feel very safe holding ZEN right now and expect ROI over 100% in the next 12 months".
On Feb 25, 2015 ZEN closed at $1.39 - Down over 24% in the 12 month period that Glorieux referenced.
June 7 2015 "This has been a long road for all of us longs but with the PEA done, I have a feeling things are about to snowball in our favour."
Zen Closed at $1.67 on Friday Jun 5, 2015. It then started a 14 month slide that ended with a close at $0.63 on Aug 9, 2016 - Down 64% over the 14 months.
It would seem the “snowballing” was taking place in hell; It didn’t have a chance.
So things are looking up for CCB if history is a dependable judge. ; >) |
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