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Gold/Mining/Energy : CCB vs ZEN truth board -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Clyde Spaulding who wrote (3925)	2/9/2016 3:38:24 PM
From: formerTN	Respond to of 12350

The guy is just a stock "promoter". Collects his money then moves on. A perfect analogy to Duncan promoting stocks would be like putting Dracula in charge of the Red Cross blood collection agency.

To: Clyde Spaulding who wrote (3925)	2/9/2016 3:44:18 PM
From: Glorieux	Respond to of 12350

yep, seems Bruce gave up on CCK so why waste money on NR there. CCB on the other hand, let's crank out NRs till the cow comes home and do PPs...The more PPs get done the more him and Olga can keep drawing a salary. Many companies on the venture operate like this and now the venture is in the dumps. You can only BS investors so long. Wonder how many failures one CEO has to have for investors to say...hmmm, maybe this is not the best place for me to park my hard earned money. However, there is a sucker born every day they say and Shoto/Grumpy Gus are perfect example of that lol. G.

To: Clyde Spaulding who wrote (3925)	2/9/2016 7:39:04 PM
From: Siegfried	Respond to of 12350

Something to look into: A CEO friend of mine told me that any publicly traded stock at the TSX-V needs a minimum of 150 share holders to start and maintain it,s listing.Judging from the way that CCB had been trading(mostly among a handful of shareholders),do they still have that minimum requirement of 150 shareholders?What about all his other failed companies,are they still listed?May be the regulators should take a close look and see if most of his publicly traded companies should be delisted.