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First Majestic Renews Share Repurchase Program
https://globenewswire.com/news-release/2018/03/19/1441862/0/en/First-Majestic-Renews-Share-Repurchase-Program.html
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First Majestic Renews Share Repurchase Program
https://globenewswire.com/news-release/2018/03/19/1441862/0/en/First-Majestic-Renews-Share-Repurchase-Program.html
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Not if the "Save the Salmon" initiative is on the next Ballot. If it is, and so far it is good to go, just waiting to see if the Alaskan Supreme Court gives it the green light, the people of Alaska will overwhelmingly vote Pebble down. Doesn't matter what Pruitt or Theissen or the Army Corp of Engineers have to say. If the people of Alaska vote it down, it will be Alaskan law, and Pebble will be toast.
There is no mining project anywhere in the world that has generated the consensus of Pebble’s condemnation. At regional, state, national, and international levels, the opposition is unprecedented, and there is nothing in an Army Corps permit (one of over 60,000 issued by the agency each year) that will allay the underlying concerns. Thus far in excess of three million public comments have been submitted in opposition to Pebble, including 1.1 million just last Fall, and the numbers are certain to grow.
Extensive scientific peer review of EPA’s comprehensive Bristol Bay Watershed Assessment has confirmed the finding that the watershed and its resources would be irreparably harmed - even if (hypothetically) the mine were to operate flawlessly. It confirmed, too, that if there is a breach - from many foreseeable causes, releasing contaminants through a range of exposure pathways in this seismically active and hydrologically complex region - the consequences could be “catastrophic.” While First Quantum may dismiss this multi-year scientific process, the people of Bristol Bay will not.
No they haven't. In fact, during his eight years in office, President Obama increased the debt more than 8 trillion, George Bush added over 5 trillion in his eight years. Bush and Obama added more to the debt than all the Presidents before them combined did.
Ohhh.. so now it's both the left and the right who are against Pebble. I am also intrigued by your declaration that:
"When the right number of shares are controlled by the right number of people - then and only then will NAK fly."
So it's the work of Liars on the left, and oh wait.... the Republican Administrations on the right as well?
Pebble is the wrong mine in the wrong place - not just in the minds of local leaders, but in the consensus of EPA Administrators from every Republican Administration (but Ford) since EPA was created - Nixon, Reagan, George H.W. Bush, and George W. Bush. According to Tiffany and Co., whose “No Pebble Pledge” has been joined by over 60 jewelers around the world, the question is “whether there are certain places where mining simply should never occur,” and its answer is “Alaska’s Bristol Bay is one such place.”
Pebble is the wrong mine in the wrong place - not just in the minds of local leaders, but in the consensus of EPA Administrators from every Republican Administration (but Ford) since EPA was created - Nixon, Reagan, George H.W. Bush, and George W. Bush. According to Tiffany and Co., whose “No Pebble Pledge” has been joined by over 60 jewelers around the world, the question is “whether there are certain places where mining simply should never occur,” and its answer is “Alaska’s Bristol Bay is one such place.”
First Quantum ignores this history at its financial and reputational peril. If you proceed in disregard of the unavoidable risk to the greatest wild salmon fishery on Earth and the people and wildlife that depend on it - if you choose to become the financial angel of the uniquely reckless Pebble Mine - you do so with the knowledge that NRDC and the coalition of Alaska stakeholders that we support are committed to continue, for as long as necessary, doing whatever we can to ensure that Pebble is stopped, Bristol Bay is protected, and the watershed that feeds it doesn’t fall victim to the uncaring avarice of Northern Dynasty, First Quantum, and their shareholders.
We urge First Quantum to make the right choice by dissociating itself from this toxic project. We ask you to respect the overwhelming opposition unequivocally expressed over many years by the people of Bristol Bay, bearing in mind that, long after Northern Dynasty Minerals and First Quantum have left the scene, they are the ones who will have to live with the consequences of your actions.
There is no mining project anywhere in the world that has generated the consensus of Pebble’s condemnation. At regional, state, national, and international levels, the opposition is unprecedented, and there is nothing in an Army Corps permit (one of over 60,000 issued by the agency each year) that will allay the underlying concerns. Thus far in excess of three million public comments have been submitted in opposition to Pebble, including 1.1 million just last Fall, and the numbers are certain to grow.
Extensive scientific peer review of EPA’s comprehensive Bristol Bay Watershed Assessment has confirmed the finding that the watershed and its resources would be irreparably harmed?even if (hypothetically) the mine were to operate flawlessly. It confirmed, too, that if there is a breach?from many foreseeable causes, releasing contaminants through a range of exposure pathways in this seismically active and hydrologically complex region?the consequences could be “catastrophic.” While First Quantum may dismiss this multi-year scientific process, the people of Bristol Bay will not.
Letter to First Quantum Minerals' CEO on the Pebble Mine
March 15, 2018 Joel Reynolds
NRDC urges new potential Pebble partner to dissociate from toxic project
https://www.nrdc.org/experts/joel-reynolds/open-letter-first-quantum-minerals-ceo-pebble-mine
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Peeps here said that same thing when it was trading @ 3.50 and fell to 2.95, then it was said again when it was trading at 2.50 and crashed to 1.95, then yet again when the price dropped from 1.95 to 1.50, and even again when the price dropped even further from 1.50 to 1.00. Now it's trading in the .80's and the same exact thing is still being said. When will they ever learn ... When will they ever learn.
NAK - .8630 x .8747
Even if that were true, which it isn't, it doesn't really matter. If the “Yes for Salmon” initiative is on the ballot, and the people of Alaska vote for it, which they overwhelmingly will, Pebble is toast.
http://www.ktuu.com/content/news/Salmon-Integrity-ballot-initiatives-approved-for-election-477026973.html
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Primero Announces Shareholders Vote in Favour of Transaction With First Majestic
http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/primero-announces-shareholders-vote-in-favour-of-transaction-with-first-majestic-2246305.htm
Looks like the Stars got bumped out of line. Gold up $8.30 Silver up .21
Keep believing that. Cryptos are heading for a crash so big, heads will be spinning like tops. But hey, keep believing that Gold and Silver are finished. They have survived thousands of years of those kinds of johnny come lately gloom and doom predictions of their demise. History is on their side. The only thing on the side of cryptos are the glitzy schemes that have so easily hoodwinked the naive young tech puppies of the world. Just ask the fools who bought bit coin at $20,000.
New 52 week low. Where's the bottom on this? Got to be.oversold here.
Started a position here with 25k shares @ .348. Took about an hour to completely fill the order.
NAK .9862 x .9928
If I had the capital right now, I would buy 100,000 shares at the .35 - .37 range!
The only after hours trade I see is at .3618 for 175 shares. The bid/ask prices are meaningless after hours unless there is a lot of trading going on. Right now the bid on FFMGF is .1768 and the ask is .5423, both prices totally meaningless as far as trading tomorrow goes.
https://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/ffmgf/after-hours
https://ih.advfn.com/stock-market/USOTC/first-mining-gold-corp-FFMGF/trades
Why would an insider buy yesterday at .455 when the stock was trading at .36 to .39 the entire day and never traded over .38?
Great Chart, unfortunately, this is what the report that goes with it actually says -
The Pebble Mine and its host environment are not comparable with other Alaska mines or their
environments. That Pebble poses a greater threat to the environment or fishery does not mean that the
practices at other, less threatening mines are not problematic. It simply implies that Pebble poses greater qualitative and quantitative threats than any other Alaska mine to fisheries, the environment, and cultural and economic resources.
Excellent rebuttal!
What exactly does "soon" mean? The phrase "shorts will have to cover soon" or "shorty is going to get burned soon" has been posted here literally hundreds of times for well over a year. Still waiting.
Bottom not in yet. BTC Crashing - now at $6162 and falling.
To answer your questions: I am expecting that there is a distinct possibility investors here could not only lose a large part of their investments, but could ultimately end up losing their entire investment. So no, I dd not pick up shares today, and yes, I am expecting this to go lower.
For the reasons outlined in the attached correspondence and supporting documents - reasons that closely track those articulated to Rio Tinto several years ago by Comptrollers Liu, Scott Stringer, and myself - I am concerned that the Pebble Mine operation will trigger unavoidable significant environmental and social damage, infringe on the rights of indigenous peoples and raise a host of regulatory, operational, legal, and reputational risks for any company that pursues the endeavor.
In light of these risks, and as a fiduciary of substantial, long-term First Quantum Minerals shareholders, I request that you immediately undertake all measures necessary to sever any connections - financial or otherwise - with the Pebble Project or its owner Northern Dynasty Minerals, including termination of negotiations on a potential option agreement and any further financial payments to the Pebble Project.
I thank you for your prompt response.
EPA head reverses course on Pebble, saying it may pose ‘unacceptable’ risk
https://www.ktoo.org/2018/01/26/epa-head-reverses-course-pebble-saying-may-pose-unacceptable-risk/
Good grief, what a potential shareholder slaughter happening here. I thought I might have made a mistake getting out when I did, but now with this crushing news, current shareholders could end up losing their entire investments here if the EPA succeeds at stopping the project and Pebble does not get the permits.
EPA head reverses course on Pebble, saying it may pose ‘unacceptable’ risk
https://www.ktoo.org/2018/01/26/epa-head-reverses-course-pebble-saying-may-pose-unacceptable-risk/
I'm sorry to interrupt with facts, but there has never bean a "BEAST" set up on 79k volume.
Volume still too low, but the bid/ask spread looks like it is getting better.
Crypto Currency not as safe as you may think it its -
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-01-26/over-400-million-stolen-hacked-japanese-cryptocurrency-exchange
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Looks like gap up on open today. Maybe the stock price will make up some of yesterday's Gold/Sliver flash crash losses today.
Nak getting hammered in After Hours trading. - 150 x 1.51