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Gold/Mining/Energy : Flag Resources (FGR.A A) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: hank2010 who wrote (3764)6/12/2002 11:33:38 PM
From: RJ2  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4269
 
Well Hank maybe Sid is going to get back what he is rightfully worth I look at many other stocks that have a half or whole billion shares out standing and the main people are always going to hold the power, that how it works dummy. Quick question who owns the most shares of Microsoft, ?, or who owns the lion share of HP, ?, or who owns the the largest share/option package of Barrick Gold, the people who made it happen, not people like you dummy, you still don't own any Fgr.a and as it stands you have no creditablity at all. Big ZEEro!! Now watch as your negativity turns positive for the real grinders of the world. Go Buy some Enron or is it Tyco this week or is it JP Morgan or who is it down south that has some real integrity/ honesty problems, Bre-X is very small in comparision to anything thats happened down in the U.S. to date. I think I've said it once before, what's the last thing a bug sees when it hits your windshield, its ass dummy....Watch out their coming to take you away,hey hey...



To: hank2010 who wrote (3764)6/13/2002 1:44:56 AM
From: Berry Picker  Respond to of 4269
 
Hank - congrats on being realistic in the face of men who insist their dreams must be truth. If indeed Sid does do a take down of share for debt you would be right about getting 40 million but that may not spell roll back. If an insider holds that much it may not hinder PP's which is usually the reason for roll backs.