SI
SI
discoversearch

We've detected that you're using an ad content blocking browser plug-in or feature. Ads provide a critical source of revenue to the continued operation of Silicon Investor.  We ask that you disable ad blocking while on Silicon Investor in the best interests of our community.  If you are not using an ad blocker but are still receiving this message, make sure your browser's tracking protection is set to the 'standard' level.
Gold/Mining/Energy : Canabrava Diamond -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: whisky who wrote (2232)2/22/2001 2:44:15 PM
From: m.philli  Respond to of 2402
 
Hey, nothing is free. ha,ha,ha.
I am developing an appreciation for the work defining the source of a mineral train. When you think about, my god, even if all trails lead to the lake, and nothing leads out up ice. You would still have to go out further up ice, sample for miles to make sure it didn`t reappear. It appears this is what they have done, and they got it .
On the silence, imagine if the mineral train led right up to the cpr tracks and stopped. If the railroad got wind of that before negotiation was complete, Jeez, talk about a poker face, well they certainly have that quality (smile)I am developing a respect for these guys!



To: whisky who wrote (2232)2/22/2001 4:00:25 PM
From: whisky  Respond to of 2402
 
Hello Cabsav, would you possibly check on the Calgary houses then for me. If not could you direct me on how to find out this info, as I have phoned the company and have requested a complete list of PP participants from the company. We should all have a new mission, lets find out which houses are naked short and then tie that to the brokers who are involved in the 40 cent PP. This is where I believe we will unmask the true culprits. I'm sure once we figure it out, the clients of these clowns will not be happy. I know if my broker was doing it, I would ask him to come out back to the woodshed and I'd give him a lesson or two in back home etiquette, so say the least. I'm sure I am about to open a new can of worms with this move, but If you know me I am a very determined person. I think you will know by the market reaction whether or not they are sweating, by how much downward pressure they put on the stock price. Sort of like holy shit we had better try and suck some cheap stock while there's still time. Well let me tell you boys, your time is running out very quickly. To all that have the money, pick away at the offer, as buying begets more buying. The archnemises of shorters.



To: whisky who wrote (2232)2/22/2001 4:02:30 PM
From: whisky  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2402
 
Hello Cabsav, would you possibly check on the Calgary houses then for me. If not could you direct me on how to find out this info, as I have phoned the company and have requested a complete list of PP participants from the company. We should all have a new mission, lets find out which houses are naked short and then tie that to the brokers who are involved in the 40 cent PP. This is where I believe we will unmask the true culprits. I'm sure once we figure it out, the clients of these clowns will not be happy. I know if my broker was doing it, I would ask him to come out back to the woodshed and I'd give him a lesson or two in back home etiquette, to say the least. I'm sure I am about to open a new can of worms with this move, but If you know me I am a very determined person. I think you will know by the market reaction whether or not they are sweating, by how much downward pressure they put on the stock price. Sort of like holy shit we had better try and suck some cheap stock while there's still time. Well let me tell you boys, your time is running out very quickly. To all that have the money, pick away at the offer, as buying begets more buying. The archnemises of shorters.



To: whisky who wrote (2232)3/11/2001 7:36:17 PM
From: 1st.mate  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2402
 
Thread:

If U are out to the PDAC, Tell me what you see and hear....PPPLLLEEEAAASSSEEEEEEEEE.......

Matey



To: whisky who wrote (2232)6/20/2001 9:53:58 PM
From: whisky  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2402
 
Talked to the company, and they have been notified that some of the AGF funds are selling SOME of their position, not all, as some are speculating. They have said they will do it in an orderly fashion and that if they decide to sell further then George will line up some buyers for the remaining. Not sure how long this will take, but there should be an update on the Kenn deal and the summer program for Rocky Island, sometime over the next week or so. Was told he feels we are close. My gut tells me that whoever the broker(s) was doing the selling for AGF, went short and has since covered his position. Don't know about the ethics of that, but he did make money, while all of us have watched our already shrunk share price go even lower. Some here are happy the stock price is lower so they can buy some cheap paper, others like myself who own Global strategy funds with CNB and SWG in them are not. What can we do about it, well very little actually but you may choose to phone AGF and ask for Joel Raby (Canada Growth Fund), Martin Hubbes (Growth and Income Fund) or Bob Farqharson ( Gold Plus Fund). Maybe they will shed a little light on the recent trading activity. Personally as an investor of both scenarios, I am very dissapointed in their decision and wonder if in the near future their won't be a few job opening as a fund manager with AGF. In all honesty though, that's why people almost always loose money when investing in any mutual funds, no control over what a fund manager does. Who knows their reasons, it may be simply to feed their own personal, friends, or familys accounts. There certainly doesn't seem to be a lack of buyers showing up. One interesting note is that in all 3 funds which own CNB, there average buy in price is around 5 bucks a share, need I say anymore. Massie may have bought in a little to high, but AGF is selling way to low, very dissapointing as a fund holder of the last 6 years. Way to go fund managers, you bubbleheads.