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To: ValuHunter who wrote (7087)	1/20/2016 10:21:29 AM
From: Tbill89	Respond to of 54908

He'll care when the door bell rings and he looks outside from his window. I won't be surprised at all to read it in the newspaper or on the TV. Karma always comes back to haunt you.

To: ValuHunter who wrote (7087)

1/20/2016 11:52:37 AM

From: Wayverider1

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VH, couldn't agree more that what Chief states on here is not (necessarily) an accurate reading of what he does.

I posted this in July, 2014:

When he (Chief) claims he has had enough of Zen and his tolerance level has run out .... Why wouldn't he simply walk away from a stock that has been such a rewarding 'gem' within his life, but which has now run its course? Why expend so much time and energy convincing us of his logic (especially when he has other more current 'gems' that he now considers as potential profit makers)? ... Everything he does is calculated. He has gone from censoring and ousting people who provided a healthy critique of Zen's course to becoming the most significant basher of the company's management team. The things he is now saying, he would not have tolerated from others a year ago (Why? Because it would have obstructed his profits then, but it adds to them now).

Obviously he's not done with Zen. Think about it. There is more money to be made from the twists and turns that will ultimately determine what is to be done with this unique hydrothermal concentration of almost pure graphite that remains in the ground (for now). He knows it. By self-admission he is a trader, so by nature he will engage in the day to day melodrama that long term investors will ignore or take with a grain of salt. But there is no exquisite taste to daily drama, unless it brings with it, profit.

To: ValuHunter who wrote (7087)	1/20/2016 1:10:31 PM
From: naimarantz	1 Recommendation Recommended By GrumpyGus Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 54908

All wild stories aside, the Chief recommended ZEN at sub .20 and all those (including the Chief) that got in early and got out when he recommended made a serious stack of money. That's what we are here for and I am for that. The fundamental reasons the Chief decided to get in and the fundamental reasons he decided to get out were both valid and were way ahead of everyone else and history has well proven he was correct. History has also proven that those who argued with him have failed. He has since recommended another stock at around .13 and it has slowly and steadily climbed since and yes people are in the money again. Those that got in when he recommended are up over 100% today. And yet, here we sit with people arguing against this success too. People certainly have their beliefs on the virtues of companies and falling in love with a stock is a very good way to lose money. It would be safe to say that based on the severe and steady decline in ZEN's price since their 43-101 and subsequent PEA that there is more going on that is working against investors than for them and the market shows proof. It is irrefutable. And here we sit, with the people that have been wrong all along telling us up is down and down is up, and those in the money, and making more money are totally wrong. You really can't make this stuff up. Message #7087 from ValuHunter at 1/20/2016 9:33:17 AM Excellent post Wayverider, but in fact I think you are underestimating the Chief. Lets face it Chief was slamming his fist down everyday telling people Zen was the next big winner for well over a year. You can be sure when he was putting out those extremely robust resource guesstimates that he was selling shares everyday to reduce his (correct me if I'm wrong) 600k shares down to nothing. Then the RE came out and we all know what he did then. On average if we look back at 2013 the share price was around $3. Lets assume for a moment that Chief banked a cool 1.5 m off his Zen shares. At the same time he was selling Zen shares the CCB shares were selling for 10 cents and below. For sure Chief was loading up on CCB below 10 cents. Then in December is does an about face on Zen and in January 2014 starts pumping CCB. He now has a triple on CCB, which as has been proven is a complete pile of dung ga ding. As I mentioned the other day it is my opinion that Chief and his indians are simply waiting for the green tech revolution and the craze in hydrothermal graphite to begin. Those who miss the Zen rocket will be looking at area play and low and behold there is CCB with its 30 second commercials on hydrothermal/lump/vein graphite playing everyday. With so much investor money sitting on the sideleines due to this oil imbalance on the supply side there will be a huge rush to get into Zen when the masses realize what Zen has. CCB will be one of those next best things. However the above does not explain the constant bashing of Zenyatta IMO. The constant bashing is because Chief and his indians are accumulating Zen everyday. Lets face it his plan has worked like a charm thus far. That alone is the only reason that frankly makes any sense at all! Chief does not give a flying you know what about who or what gets hurt in his pursuit. I'm sure when it is all said and done he will proclaim to the BB's that he was buying Zen all along. The bottom line is that smart money is buying the ZEN shares up and not putting them back up for sale. I believe that is why we are seeing such small volumes. Thats my take on what is going on here. CCB is just a distraction to the real deal. All of the above is my opinion only, but I always say if it looks like sheet, smells like sheet and tastes like sheet then it is most likely sheet. Don't step in it. VH