mai.v - that rollback was over nine years ago ... 17sep2010, one-for-five, from 155m or so to 24.5m or so, i skimmed through vgm/mai sedars ... the current company is quite distinct in projects and management, both, not much relation between old and new, beyond long-term stuckholders
The mai.v of fifteen or so years ago was a ripper, Minera Andes, took off when McEwen got involved and clearly had intentions, now it's part of mux.to ... first i recall it was posted here at .09, went to 1.50 or 2.00ish, think i bought late and sold some too early, some too late, still did very well ... it was during a period when many ran, and ran well, those were the days ... there is no connection between the two, can't recall ever holding vgm.v, do remember the ticker though
Tis the season for going through sedar filings, noting cash on hand, burn rates, relative ability to promote, etc ... then trying to guess where xxx.v is going to be able to finance next, and at what price ... but man oh man that can be boring, there is so much else to do, and fun distractions abound
tuo.v - not understanding trading patterns here either, such a thin trader and closely held for the most part, so they are exaggerated ... why does Ms Market value Tudor as so much higher than Teuton, that's another side of it i can't figure out, shareprice should be equal or better than tud [which would still have considerably higher market cap]
ssl.to - Sandstorm remains largest position, no need to finance there, even if/when they get a cash call for Hot Maden, they can handle it out of cash flow and short term debt facility ... it's now near a double since my major buys when it tanked on news of Mariana take-over, two and a half years, that's not so bad, and i don't see anything like a topping pattern here, actually it looks as if with a little help from gold the next double won't take so long |
