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Institutional holding now 23% ...100% increase since last month
http://www.nasdaq.com/asp/holdings.asp?symbol=YMI&selected=YMI&FormType=Institutional
some serious money out there that has spotted in PCFG
PCFG...Just a thought
Just a thought...Maybe the elusiveness of management and the tight lipped manner in which they are approaching production might be indicative of a buyout. Maybe there is already a letter of intent to purchase dependent on proven results?? An agreement that might preclude them from pumping to prematurely inflate the stock price to keep the stock price at a level that a buyout would be well received by PCFG shareholders and that the prospective buyer is comfortable paying..Maybe one of their neighbors said to them "show me the gold" and Barrick or Newmont gets a turnkey operation...contingent of course upon the "gold room" producing ingots. This certainly would explain why they aren't releasing constant updates and progress reports and explains the hiring of the new accounting firm. It would also explain why they are putting the shorts on notice by hiring buyins.net to monitor the discrepancies in the trades. PCFG hasn't been working that mine for many years or any other mine for that matter and has to be rusty at gold mining management. I would imagine they would rather get it up and running using subcontractors, perhaps on loan from Barrick or Newmont, and then pass the key to the professionals with a very nice windfall for their efforts. The mines adjacent to BRCM are reaching maturity as we all know. All of this is conjecture and opinion but it would explain a lot!! I think there was a definitive reason we heard of no gold recovery numbers resulting from the testing procedures...Under this scenario we could get a buyout PR before we get a production announcement PR.....either one a boon to the shareholder.imo
PCFG...Just a thought
Just a thought...Maybe the elusiveness of management and the tight lipped manner in which they are approaching production might be indicative of a buyout. Maybe there is already a letter of intent to purchase dependent on proven results?? An agreement that might preclude them from pumping to prematurely inflate the stock price to keep the stock price at a level that a buyout would be well received by PCFG shareholders and that the prospective buyer is comfortable paying..Maybe one of their neighbors said to them "show me the gold" and Barrick or Newmont gets a turnkey operation...contingent of course upon the "gold room" producing ingots. This certainly would explain why they aren't releasing constant updates and progress reports and explains the hiring of the new accounting firm. It would also explain why they are putting the shorts on notice by hiring buyins.net to monitor the discrepancies in the trades. PCFG hasn't been working that mine for many years or any other mine for that matter and has to be rusty at gold mining management. I would imagine they would rather get it up and running using subcontractors, perhaps on loan from Barrick or Newmont, and then pass the key to the professionals with a very nice windfall for their efforts. The mines adjacent to BRCM are reaching maturity as we all know. All of this is conjecture and opinion but it would explain a lot!! I think there was a definitive reason we heard of no gold recovery numbers resulting from the testing procedures...Under this scenario we could get a buyout PR before we get a production announcement PR.....either one a boon to the shareholder.imo
PCFG...Just a thought
Just a thought...Maybe the elusiveness of management and the tight lipped manner in which they are approaching production might be indicative of a buyout. Maybe there is already a letter of intent to purchase dependent on proven results?? An agreement that might preclude them from pumping to prematurely inflate the stock price to keep the stock price at a level that a buyout would be well received by PCFG shareholders and that the prospective buyer is comfortable paying..Maybe one of their neighbors said to them "show me the gold" and Barrick or Newmont gets a turnkey operation...contingent of course upon the "gold room" producing ingots. This certainly would explain why they aren't releasing constant updates and progress reports and explains the hiring of the new accounting firm. It would also explain why they are putting the shorts on notice by hiring buyins.net to monitor the discrepancies in the trades. PCFG hasn't been working that mine for many years or any other mine for that matter and has to be rusty at gold mining management. I would imagine they would rather get it up and running using subcontractors, perhaps on loan from Barrick or Newmont, and then pass the key to the professionals with a very nice windfall for their efforts. The mines adjacent to BRCM are reaching maturity as we all know. All of this is conjecture and opinion but it would explain a lot!! I think there was a definitive reason we heard of no gold recovery numbers resulting from the testing procedures...Under this scenario we could get a buyout PR before we get a production announcement PR.....either one a boon to the shareholder.imo
Just a thought!!
Just a thought...Maybe the elusiveness of management and the tight lipped manner in which they are approaching production might be indicative of a buyout. Maybe there is already a letter of intent to purchase dependent on proven results?? An agreement that might preclude them from pumping to prematurely inflate the stock price to keep the stock price at a level that a buyout would be well received by PCFG shareholders and that the prospective buyer is comfortable paying..Maybe one of their neighbors said to them "show me the gold" and Barrick or Newmont gets a turnkey operation...contingent of course upon the "gold room" producing ingots. This certainly would explain why they aren't releasing constant updates and progress reports and explains the hiring of the new accounting firm. It would also explain why they are putting the shorts on notice by hiring buyins.net to monitor the discrepancies in the trades. PCFG hasn't been working that mine for many years or any other mine for that matter and has to be rusty at gold mining management. I would imagine they would rather get it up and running using subcontractors, perhaps on loan from Barrick or Newmont, and then pass the key to the professionals with a very nice windfall for their efforts. The mines adjacent to BRCM are reaching maturity as we all know. All of this is conjecture and opinion but it would explain a lot!! I think there was a definitive reason we heard of no gold recovery numbers resulting from the testing procedures...Under this scenario we could get a buyout PR before we get a production announcement PR.....either one a boon to the shareholder.imo
Source: yahoo board!
buying PCFG at this level is christmas gift
pinkyland not for you my friend, look at SDIR, A/S 50B and O/S 9B....it run $.20 two months ago. This is all depend on MMs, If they want to make PCFG run, it will run. So stay calm. better work on your exit strategy.
so far 4 PRs in November!!! Merger with Allied not yet in 8K! No news about funding! Can someone ask the company to stop issuing PR every other week else will look like scam! although not
buy back tomo
no idea
just need production PR
Rare Earth Elements heats up in Senate (copied)
U.S. House Science and Technology Committee Chairman Bart Gordon said today he is talking to senators in an effort to convince them to pass a measure on rare-earth elements shortly after the Nov. 2 election.
Gordon, a Tennessee Democrat, told a conference in Washington that the only way to get legislation this year boosting U.S. mining and production would be if the Senate clears the version that the House passed on Sept. 29. To do that in the short lame-duck session would require that no senator object to sending the bill to the president, he said.
China, the source of more than 90 percent of the world’s rare earths, announced a 72 percent cut in second-half export quotas, drawing concern about supplies from Germany, Japan and the U.S. In addition, Chinese customs officials are delaying shipments by various means, such as imposing extra inspections, according to industry participants who spoke on condition of anonymity because of concern about Chinese reaction.
“China’s latest actions have underscored our vulnerability once again,” Rep. Dan Lipinski, an Illinois Democrat, said in a statement today.
The rare earths, a group of 17 metals including neodymium, lanthanum, cerium and europium, have industrial and national- security uses, such as in petroleum refining, fiber-optic transmission, computer disk drives, and military radar and missile-guidance systems.
National Stockpile
The U.S. should stockpile rare earths and other critical materials, boost research in technologies that reduce the need for the metals and increase recycling of rare earths, Lipinski said.
“I also believe that we should take advantage of next month’s G-20 meeting in South Korea to directly address concerns about China’s rare-earth policy, and to seek common ground with other impacted countries such as Germany and Japan,” he said.
The Obama administration is “monitoring” reports about cuts in rear-earth exports by China, White House press secretary Robert Gibbs said today.
The U.S. “wouldn’t hesitate” to raise the issue at the G-20 summit if it is something that top security and economic officials think is necessary, he said.
To contact the reporter on this story: Mark Drajem in Washington at mdrajem@bloomberg.net
This stock is a sleeper! Most will miss out at these levels!
Next leg to my 2 cents coming up eom
$SNEY's official breakout will occur any day, Wow, looks like she has room to go to around $$$$
$SNEY for those that missed other plays you have a small window of opportunity to get in on this gold gem. Still under a penny, but not for long.
ya we will all join you to reload the truck... secure financing news on the way................kabooom
ya first thing in the morning
For sure....we are proud of you!!
This is pinkyland...miracle always happens here!
once you see 0.16 don't dump pls
MIGHT BE MORE....
SNEY Market Capital Analysis Consideration… (Copied)
Those that know me knows that I like normally doing a ”Market Capital Analysis” on any stock that I am in, especially when it seems to be favorable to know to indicate how such stock is undervalued. I think we have a very positive situation here with SNEY.
As of Tuesday, 2 Nov 2010, the current Market Capital (MC/Market Cap) for SNEY was approximately $9,729,640 which was derived by multiplying the current share price of .0093 by the current Outstanding Shares (OS) amount of 1,046,197,880 shares. Observe…
.0093 Current Share Price x 1,046,197,880 (OS) = MC
$9,729,640 = MC
Before moving forward with this fundamental valuation, I think investors should read below to familiarize themselves with the definition of Market Capitalization and what it ”potentially” means for us here in SNEY:
http://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/mark...
SNEY is trading far below its Market Cap based on its actual, probable, and potential valuation that has been revealed given the amount of Revenues that’s expected to be generated from their properties. From the posts below, we know that SNEY has a maximum ”potential” valuation of $2,321,428,200 in proven, probable, & potential resources. Also, use the posts below to compare and contrast with the remainder of this post to see a different fundamental valuation assessment that brought about approximately the same value per share for SNEY:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/rea...
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/rea...
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/rea...
SNEY has $2,321,428,200 worth of proven, probable, & potential resources as explained within the links above. Let’s now compare and contrast a Market Capital Analysis with where the price of SNEY is at now versus where it could fundamentally trade based on its $2,321,428,200 worth of proven, probable, & potential resources by solving for MC which is what we will also consider to be the ”Maximum Prospective Market Cap” for SNEY at some point in the future:
Current Market Cap (MC)
.0093 Current Share Price x 1,046,197,880 (OS) = MC
$9,729,640 = MC
”Maximum Prospective Market Cap” for SNEY = $2,321,428,200
This is where SNEY would be worth a ”potential future unknown share price” multiplied by the SNEY OS of ”1,046,197,880 shares.”
Now let’s determine the ”potential future unknown share price” for SNEY with taking under consideration if it proves and obtains its full $2,321,428,200 worth of resources. To do this, as you can see, to derive the current price of .0093 per share, we had to take the current MC of $9,729,640 and divide by the OS of 1,046,197,880 shares as indicated below:
$9,729,640 ÷ 1,046,197,880 (OS) = .0093 current price per share
Now to derive the ”potential future unknown share price” for SNEY, you can take the ”Maximum Prospective Market Cap” of $2,321,428,200 and divide by the OS of 1,046,197,880 shares as indicated below:
$2,321,428,200 ÷ 1,046,197,880 (OS) = $2.21 per share
This means that if SNEY is .0093 with the market only realizing a $9,729,640 Market Cap (MC), then if SNEY could prove and obtain its full $2,321,428,200 worth of resources, then it ”could” fundamentally trade somewhere in the area of $2.21 per share. This is given that the valuation is achieved over a 1 year time frame. If it takes two years, then the price could be around the $1.10 per share area, but then again, when you add the ”potential” valuation from their Rare Earth Elements (REE), those prices could easily be substantially larger than the mentioned $2.21 and $1.10 per share.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/rea...
Institutions are ACCUMULATING SUNERGY INC . Time to LOAD up
ON Serious watch!! $SNEY getting heavy pressure right NOW!!
$SNEY is literally on the verge of a breakout. Consolidation the last week has this primed and ready. Should pop any day now.
SNEY is sleeping giant!
SNEY is taking rest, will wake up soon
God bless You
Explain pls in layman terms
it will keep going up........
not a bad idea
same here will re-load the truck
good one
chart has got nothing to do with PCFG. this id all about MMs. If MMs want to make PCFG run. It will run.
this is pinkyland. no source is reliable.
just google it and find your answer, thank you
you are not wrong!