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To: kidl who wrote (15761)	11/6/2017 1:01:44 PM
From: Sultan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 16582

Odds of Pre feasibility study confirming previous numbers are good so that is not some thing that I worry.. Brazil bureaucracy is not that swift so increased production for 2018 and subsequent phases on a timely basis is something I do worry about.. I will feel better when the company reports permits for 2018.. As far as Palisade's involvement goes, double edged sword and not much we can do about since they are already in and once various milestones come and go, I am resigned to more volatility.. Per Palisade research that was posted, CEO is supposed to start making the rounds to draw attention to the company once again so that is OK.. We need that.. So far we have not seen any reported revenue by the company of 20k production in 2017 although the product is now available in USA so I would like to see that in their next Qtly report.. Bottom line.. I have not added any shares but then there are a lot dogs out there around tax loss time so it is a question of when and where at some point.. FWIW

To: kidl who wrote (15761)	11/6/2017 11:26:53 PM
From: stuffbug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 16582

shortdata.ca, that's the free website, isn't it? Their reports are utterly useless and worth less than their cost. During the summer I attempted to reconcile some of their reports with the official semi-monthly short data published by the TSX. It was an exercise in futility. A random number generator could have produced reports with better accuracy. There is a reason why the exchange charges significant amounts for uptodate data on short positions and why institutional managers willingly pay those fees. The jokers with the clickbait sites don't have a clue (yeah, I know, I left out an adjective).