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To: jiggydo who wrote (9905)	9/7/2016 11:34:45 AM
From: Zengold	Respond to of 12350

its clear you don't understand the difference between phased out and bought out .... so tell us what happened at Bolero? how was it phased out ....you mean the poor stock holders were phased out ??? or the story was phased out? ...the play was phased out?

To: jiggydo who wrote (9905)	9/7/2016 11:48:06 AM
From: RuddyMongoose	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12350

Message #9905 from jiggydo at 9/7/2016 11:09:19 AM Zengold, you know that Bolero is a phased out company, taken over by Canada Carbon, Zenyatta, soon to be in similar situation, phased out !! Gonna be fun to be a shareholder when tax loss selling begins, you may want to dump your losers . ---------------------------------------------- jiggydo, Bolero was not "phased out". The name of Bolero was changed to Canada Carbon and the resource focus was changed from Rare Earth Elements to Graphite. The share price rose from a few pennies to $3.00 and then fell back to a few cents after management found and touted high REE grades but they couldn't prove up a resource in financially viable quantities. Doesn't that scenario sound famliar? ROTFL Management did a share consolidation and a PP after the name and symbol change. The company didn't change: It kept the same offices. It kept the same management. It's still the same company with a different product. Conclusion: The same old hag with a different dress, a new wig and makeup applied with a trowel but they can never fool experienced retail investors.