I would endure one final share structure increase, and average down again if MS could present a complete and viable game plan. I want a timeline, cost estimate, body count, and some assurance from the lenders that they will hold off foreclosure as long as the goals set forth in the business plan are met in a timely manner.

I want our shares to have some value, and I want the lenders to get back every dollar they are owed (interest and all). No one wins if this goes into BK; some people just lose less.

Here, have the rest of it (pipe delimited).

08/03/09|7,559,733|19,491,759
08/04/09|2,549,945|3,884,445
08/05/09|8,062,003|14,730,741
08/06/09|7,378,326|13,326,871
08/07/09|2,365,103|13,315,459
08/10/09|2,316,538|9,526,957
08/11/09|3,865,279|9,871,620
08/12/09|1,611,731|7,377,131
08/13/09|1,199,813|7,100,619
08/14/09|718,600|5,673,427
08/17/09|2,973,494|9,569,694
08/18/09|2,662,525|8,403,905
08/19/09|3,006,445|13,389,394
08/20/09|4,682,655|10,630,735
08/21/09|4,960,400|10,089,304
08/24/09|2,406,154|5,346,854
08/25/09|1,591,372|6,259,941
08/26/09|2,620,350|5,323,119
08/27/09|2,015,076|3,976,747
08/28/09|5,195,275|10,515,930
08/31/09|3,124,018|9,670,892
09/01/09|4,740,748|8,349,171
09/02/09|3,592,282|15,700,616
09/03/09|3,587,745|9,377,363
09/04/09|2,596,858|8,430,147
09/08/09|1,020,700|2,377,498
09/09/09|2,214,201|3,678,938
09/10/09|2,096,053|2,965,348
09/11/09|2,739,275|4,538,497
09/14/09|4,434,290|4,933,558
09/15/09|2,490,130|3,676,886
09/16/09|2,192,801|6,170,570
09/17/09|10,803,090|23,669,219
09/18/09|11,746,273|31,573,973
09/21/09|17,103,086|53,992,379
09/22/09|15,894,269|37,249,030
09/23/09|4,636,842|17,117,282
09/24/09|3,118,373|11,942,775
09/25/09|7,295,133|29,465,796
09/28/09|5,285,503|16,725,071
09/29/09|3,407,074|15,522,211
09/30/09|5,669,696|31,143,983
10/01/09|2,549,000|14,058,865
10/02/09|982,674|12,604,389
10/05/09|9,624,588|25,213,481
10/06/09|7,979,514|17,991,086
10/07/09|2,095,500|5,871,736
10/08/09|2,294,750|12,133,845
10/09/09|1,727,461|5,751,284
10/12/09|1,420,498|5,139,083
10/13/09|1,990,241|3,552,251
10/14/09|7,231,939|17,247,965
10/15/09|4,429,649|7,785,546
10/16/09|3,815,354|9,118,879
10/19/09|4,997,502|15,590,582
10/20/09|7,964,662|16,507,641
10/21/09|8,308,806|15,288,134
10/22/09|1,345,400|3,999,515
10/23/09|1,829,995|4,915,577
10/26/09|5,173,026|13,637,426
10/27/09|1,527,432|4,372,356
10/28/09|863,840|3,559,275
10/29/09|957,000|3,166,120
10/30/09|1,782,790|6,064,254
11/02/09|2,420,217|7,128,952
11/03/09|3,516,608|7,868,915
11/04/09|3,005,040|7,204,923
11/05/09|1,132,224|3,596,128
11/06/09|2,437,300|4,905,700
11/09/09|3,357,313|10,109,127
11/10/09|2,597,726|11,658,907
11/11/09|1,710,626|6,539,630
11/12/09|2,546,340|14,999,519
11/13/09|5,097,692|16,378,861
11/16/09|3,967,200|23,482,263
11/17/09|8,068,784|35,177,117
11/18/09|9,420,099|23,153,403
11/19/09|5,756,169|21,434,824
11/20/09|2,424,668|12,204,442
11/23/09|16,173,168|63,396,269
11/24/09|12,771,142|35,946,568
11/25/09|28,600,629|105,040,077
11/27/09|7,010,800|14,810,846
11/30/09|8,037,975|14,681,420
12/01/09|5,706,818|11,681,511
12/02/09|5,396,001|14,190,750
12/03/09|4,818,891|10,719,506
12/04/09|4,588,700|13,563,427
12/07/09|3,300,200|5,377,770
12/08/09|1,437,024|7,073,999
12/09/09|5,378,909|10,810,602
12/10/09|480,500|8,423,202
12/11/09|9,495,833|23,743,809
12/14/09|989,997|8,269,449
12/15/09|3,548,312|8,987,749
12/16/09|5,320,100|14,845,193
12/17/09|7,016,599|19,683,944
12/18/09|12,067,898|21,301,518
12/21/09|10,848,849|16,872,149
12/22/09|6,327,003|14,226,280
12/23/09|3,888,100|5,700,989
12/24/09|3,306,027|5,677,652
12/28/09|10,703,643|23,859,081
12/29/09|9,211,800|16,849,015
12/30/09|5,911,812|10,392,736
12/31/09|6,981,922|13,927,890
01/04/10|16,496,992|30,238,853
01/05/10|6,745,110|9,982,066
01/06/10|7,151,556|10,279,960
01/07/10|8,648,767|9,645,960
01/08/10|5,607,509|8,940,352
01/11/10|10,351,493|22,294,994
01/12/10|7,641,410|20,584,139
01/13/10|305,000|5,293,512
01/14/10|13,865,129|25,345,899
01/15/10|6,301,530|11,900,330
01/19/10|6,880,747|8,923,605
01/20/10|12,632,487|18,648,214
01/21/10|7,167,716|8,387,451
01/22/10|25,174,440|28,832,018
01/25/10|2,320,000|13,364,299
01/26/10|5,965,000|14,774,819
01/27/10|2,011,125|6,747,967
01/28/10|3,035,000|9,348,664
01/29/10|7,461,367|14,889,636
02/01/10|9,739,170|20,549,542
02/02/10|5,355,233|7,289,605
02/03/10|2,836,244|12,816,314
02/04/10|4,995,349|11,291,748
02/05/10|3,319,840|10,131,998
02/08/10|11,434,265|21,220,886
02/09/10|5,057,461|13,117,450
02/10/10|5,218,223|7,701,155
02/11/10|7,885,204|11,076,827
02/12/10|17,039,736|32,419,035
02/16/10|27,499,775|58,786,217
02/17/10|23,172,601|35,872,524
02/18/10|12,485,826|27,203,302
02/19/10|13,569,935|34,304,025
02/22/10|4,778,000|5,711,944
02/23/10|11,762,834|17,645,757
02/24/10|32,112,721|67,798,494
02/25/10|14,136,945|28,237,439
02/26/10|23,819,900|38,878,000
03/01/10|45,707,788|86,871,291
03/02/10|29,067,411|45,404,333
03/03/10|15,307,178|25,237,422
03/04/10|47,003,965|70,885,069
03/05/10|46,653,637|89,538,537
03/08/10|24,868,246|69,528,751
03/09/10|21,888,576|48,823,741
03/10/10|23,519,185|36,630,884
03/11/10|26,690,673|46,275,988
03/12/10|29,003,261|49,737,613
03/15/10|13,853,124|25,647,486
03/16/10|16,914,545|30,691,561
03/17/10|26,057,061|37,191,834
03/18/10|18,266,271|25,733,108
03/19/10|36,839,135|75,638,482
03/22/10|43,218,313|109,881,748
03/23/10|35,486,342|74,798,003
03/24/10|19,843,731|39,694,387
03/25/10|10,914,641|23,001,541
03/26/10|7,591,618|27,161,951
03/29/10|30,348,293|101,681,376
03/30/10|23,457,490|50,109,907
03/31/10|7,416,382|19,126,517
04/01/10|6,891,138|11,151,210
04/05/10|8,870,598|33,170,459
04/06/10|8,278,870|26,408,749
04/07/10|4,490,500|11,094,728
04/08/10|4,745,843|11,501,242
04/09/10|9,965,692|17,552,203
04/12/10|3,961,094|8,382,956
04/13/10|15,684,987|23,506,550
04/14/10|3,400,000|9,142,834
04/15/10|6,935,890|15,343,710
04/16/10|2,790,000|16,571,002
04/19/10|4,045,219|9,866,723
04/20/10|6,384,300|7,599,235
04/21/10|2,038,800|4,845,155
04/22/10|3,242,064|8,450,729
04/23/10|4,479,675|5,036,191
04/26/10|6,566,460|13,575,562
04/27/10|8,812,185|13,243,737
04/28/10|4,875,985|7,578,283

Short Interest:

3,242,064	8,450,729	38.36%

Short Interest:

2,038,800	4,845,155	42.08%

Short Interest:

6,384,300	7,599,235	84.01%

We all want to root for the underdog. Seeing a small start-up overcome adversity warms the cockles. I'm no Nationalist, but I want to support an American business that produces more than marketing slogans and advertising ideas.

Most of us here are probably too far in the red to entertain the thought of selling. It is much easier to sleep at night imagining the positives, than belaboring the negatives. That is not to say I want to remain blissfully ignorant. I want to know when and what hurdles are in our way. I like to think that most problems can be overcome. Some people seem to think that every problem is a game ender; I like to think of them as character building challenges. The fact that we've had so many hiccups, but continue to limp along leads me to believe that CPRK follows a similar philosophy.

We have created a community here on iHub that I would have to say is one of the best on any stock forum. Quite frankly, I'm addicted to reading this board.

Finally, you have to look at this logically. We've proven that we can produce salable concentrate (even before the upgrades). The government did not force a shutdown. The magnetite alone can pay for operational costs. We know that too much copper is being lost in the tailings. In the name of efficiency, and to avoid possible future government intervention, they took the mill down. If we were in as dire straights as some would have you believe, then the mill would be up and running. There isn't a business man in the world who would go bankrupt instead of making less profit. They're trying to do this right, and I respect that. I will have patience, and let it all come together. I'll worry about the worst when it actually happens. As for now, I just recognize it as a possibility.

Short Interest:

4,045,219	9,866,723	41.00%

Pardon me if I don't believe ShortSqueeze's short interest number when they have the O/S listed as 2.36% of the actual value (they show 138,094,042, actual O/S is 5,839,173,422). The O/S is only a phone call away. The total short interest is much more complex to track.

Short Interest:

2,790,000	16,571,002	16.84%

Thanks. I can't do any real DD, but I can definitely scrape data off a website.

Short Interest:

6,935,890	15,343,710	45.20%

Short Interest:

3,400,000	9,142,834	37.19%

Short Interest

3,961,094	8,382,956	47.25%

There has been a pending lawsuit for quite some time. From most of what I've read, it looks like a tactic to negotiate a better royalty rate from CPRK. I am definitely not a good source of information for this question.

She owns some of the land that CPRK is leasing mineral rights to, and Nevada Star is claiming ownership of. Her attorney probably wants her to avoid the appearance of any impropriety, although unlikely, by posting on this board. Better safe, you know?

Your presence will be sorely missed, Candy.

I've been getting slammed at work lately, so thanks for picking up the slack. I am still tracking the numbers, just haven't had time to post. The O's season home opener will be preventing me from posting tomorrow.

Richard, are you slowly coming out of the CEO brother-in-law's closet? =)

While I think what you say is completely possible, I try not to read into it too much. I'm in this long, and don't sweat the day-to-day. Read just a few posts from anyone and you should be able to determine their credibility, but not necessarily their motive.

Short Interest:

8,278,870	26,408,749	31.35%

Sorry, the power went out at work yesterday.

8,870,598	33,170,459	26.74%

Short Interest Range: Days in Short Interest Range / Days Total = % Time in Short Interest Range 
 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 
  0% to  9.99%:  3 days / 169 days =  1.78% 
 10% to 19.99%: 11 days / 169 days =  6.51% 
 20% to 29.99%: 24 days / 169 days = 14.20% 
 30% to 39.99%: 39 days / 169 days = 23.08% 
 40% to 49.99%: 35 days / 169 days = 20.71% 
 50% to 59.99%: 26 days / 169 days = 15.38% 
 60% to 69.99%: 20 days / 169 days = 11.83% 
 70% to 79.99%:  6 days / 169 days =  3.55% 
 80% to 89.99%:  5 days / 169 days =  2.96% 
 90% to 99.99%:  0 days / 169 days =  0.00%

Short Interest:

7,416,382	19,126,517	38.78%

We will never have an accurate picture of outstanding short interest; we can only track day-to-day. I'm sure that many of them cover the same day; maybe even several times per day. We can be sure that any daily short interest over 50% means that all borrowed shares are not covered for that day. I highly doubt there are billions of shares currently shorted; ~100 million sounds more realistic, but I cannot say with any certainty.

Short Interest:

23,457,490	50,109,907	46.81%

Short Interest:

30,348,293	101,681,376	29.85%

Short Interest:

7,591,618	27,161,951	27.95%

Yeah, I saw a 4B+ trade on the iHub chart a minute ago, and now it is fixed--thought they sold the company for a second :)

Short Interest:

10,914,641	23,001,541	47.45%

We can all read the iBox info--there is no reason to constantly rehash the share structure changes. If you have credible information pointing toward a new increase, then please post it. History can be used to speculate on future events, but not predict them. We should have a revenue stream shortly, and we have an entity lending us money short term (possibly long). Although I won't disagree with you that an increase is possible, I will say that it seems less likely now than it has in the past.

1 million O/S decrease =)

Yes, there almost always seems to be a marginal discrepancy. I have no idea why.

Short Interest:

19,843,731	39,694,387	49.99%

Short Interest:

35,486,342	74,798,003	47.44%

There are stocks under a dollar on NASDAQ, but they cannot remain that way. Eventually they will receive notice that they must maintain a dollar or more for 10 straight trading days by X date, or be delisted. Most companies that cannot meet this requirement will perform a reverse split. This is one of the cases where a R/S can be considered neutral.

You can't sell dilution, and CPRK can't sell shares into the open market.

How can I learn who the true shorts are if all short interest is CPRK selling directly into the open market? There is something illogical about your statement--PERHAPS ADDING SOME COLOR AND AN UNDERLINE WOULD CLARIFY THINGS!

Short Interest:

43,218,313	109,881,748	39.33%

It looks like the old resistance of .0055 is becoming our new support =)

I just had a quick chat with CAM about the PR, and he says "I am still hopeful for today..." It is currently still held up in legal.

I actually posted this same [conspiracy] theory about a month ago, but the long term financiers were the ones doing the shorting as a condition of the financing. The company helped in the form of a blackout. I don't really think they're capable of doing it, but it is fun to entertain the thought.