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Gold/Mining/Energy : Copper Fox -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Hog Head who wrote (10099)	4/13/2016 3:14:38 PM
From: louel	1 Recommendation Recommended By Tap66 Respond to of 10654

I would think those who picked it up with all the work which has been done and published. Would not be to eager to give it back for peanuts. There will be others who are willing to get in on a bid process. And if and when it is sold it will probably be to the highest offer. Think of it in personal terms. How would you approach it if you came across an asset in the same term ? Give it back for a small fee or get the best price possible ? I don't mean to be derogatory against individual share holders, But it appears on initial assessment the company made a grave error. If they did it may cost dearly. In my opinion, should it be revealed the claims were lost because they forgot to file. There possibly could be a class action case for shareholders having the right to sue for negligence. Lack of fiduciary duty in protecting the equity of shareholders. But first they need to see the upcoming news release.