"Giving up a net smelter for a loan, or 10,000,000 full warrants for a loan, or millions of options on a regular basis, and the loss of equity traded for Drumlummon does not appear to be a company that is working to building shareholder value."
Agree 100% ,it sounds more like a company executive "daring" the investors to give them a hard time ,protected by weakness of silver and the possible advantageous turnaround silver spot could create for retail.
The company has some of the best silver assets,certainly for the price ,in the world....executives know this and in my opinion are as a unit opportunistically growing their own wealth at the expense of retail.It never ceases to amaze me ,the arrogance of these people.
Can the public honestly look at these executives and believe they have been equitable in their fiduciary responsibilities to the retail shareholders,since the merger and for that matter 1 year prior ?
Time after time ,opportunity to recoup shareholder value is missed .It is obvious to me the only way I will ever get my investment back here is ,...if silver goes parabolic ,which in my view is no time this year. We (executive with retail support) ,could be building a financially sound company until silvers inevitable rise ,.....instead, all that seems to be built is the insider position on the assets. , while the retail position dilutes.
