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orioles, this is my last response. THE ONLY LEGAL DOCUMENTS AND UPDATED DOCUMENTS ARE THE SEC, THE PINKSHEETS, AND SECRETARY OF STATE NEVADA. Where you get your info they do not update the info regularly on small companies. You have never once picked up the phone to call the company, that would be your best DD and your easiest. Sorry, havent really got time for this, even though its fathers day got work to do.
HAPPY FATHERS DAY FATHERS
I rarely post, but Oriole, 2 more more accurate areas of informatiom
www.srwypink.com
www.pinksheets.com enter SRWY and click company information.
Glad I could be of service. If you dont like the company, thats your perogative, but please do your dd, and maybe pick up the phone. Have a great weekend.
ORIOLES, if you wish to post facts, post correct ones. This supercedes anything you are referring too, and yes, bloomberg can be wrong. SECURE RUNWAY SYSTEMS CORP.
Business Entity Information
Status: Active File Date: 2/22/2006
Type: Domestic Corporation Entity Number: E0143572006-9
Qualifying State: NV List of Officers Due: 2/28/2011
Managed By: Expiration Date:
NV Business ID: NV20061519365 Business License Exp: 2/28/2011
Registered Agent Information
Name: ROBERT L HAWKINS Address 1: 2524 CRESTVIEW DRIVE
Address 2: City: ELKO
State: NV Zip Code: 89801
Phone: Fax:
Mailing Address 1: 521 MOUNTAIN CITY HWY Mailing Address 2: UNIT 13
Mailing City: ELKO Mailing State: NV
Mailing Zip Code: 89801
Agent Type: Noncommercial Registered Agent
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Financial Information
No Par Share Count: 0 Capital Amount: $ 75,000.00
Par Share Count: 75,000,000.00 Par Share Value: $ 0.001
Officers Include Inactive Officers
Secretary - RENO CALABRIGO
Address 1: 521 MOUNTAIN CITY HWY Address 2: UNIT 13
City: ELKO State: NV
Zip Code: 89801 Country:
Status: Active Email:
Treasurer - RENO CALABRIGO
Address 1: 521 MOUNTAIN CITY HWY Address 2: UNIT 13
City: ELKO State: NV
Zip Code: 89801 Country:
Status: Active Email:
President - ED MINNEMA
Address 1: 521 MOUNTAIN CITY HWY Address 2: UNIT 13
City: ELKO State: NV
Zip Code: 89801 Country:
Status: Active Email:
Director - ED MINNEMA
Address 1: 521 MOUNTAIN CITY HWY Address 2: UNIT 13
City: ELKO State: NV
Zip Code: 89801 Country:
Status: Active Email:
MOWS MOWS, not to seem rude, but i guess i should repost this occasionally. I will freely answer questions to the best of my legal ability on the stock site www.pinnacledigest.com. It is free to join. But in response and not to hang you out, yes that would be our intention
Secure Runway Systems Announces Letter of Intent for Ontario Gold Property
TORONTO--(Marketwire - March 11, 2010) - Secure Runway Systems (PINKSHEETS: SRWY) is pleased to announce that it has entered into a Letter of Intent dated March 10, 2010 with International Explorers and Prospectors Inc. and Explorers Alliance Corp., which are both private companies.
SRWY has signed a letter of intent to acquire 15 mining claims situated in Northern Ontario near the Town of Temagami, Ontario. The mining claims were previously owned by Delhi Gold Mines Ltd. The property is situated in Delhi Township, District of Sudbury.
Edward Minnema, President of SRWY states that the property has had some historic work performed, including an existing audit in 1951. Previous sampling includes gold grading of .41 Oz. / ton, silver grading of 25 oz./ton, and 19% lead.
We are very excited to be dealing with International Explorers and Prospectors Inc. and Explorers Alliance Corp., to reach a mutually beneficial definitive agreement in the near future. We believe that this will be the first of many prospective mining properties to be added to our company's mining portfolio. The company expects the letter of intent to be formalized by a definitive agreement within the next 10 days.
About Secure Runway Systems Corp.
Secure Runway Systems plans to add to the Company a diverse range of business ventures which will appeal to a broad audience so the Company will grow together with those different sectors of the economy. The company is currently investigating various business ventures including those in the retail and mining exploration sectors of the economy.
Safe Harbour Statement:
This release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, and such forward-looking statements are made pursuant to the safe harbour provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. "Forward-looking statements" describe future expectations, plans, results, or strategies and are generally preceded by words such as "may," "future," "plan," or planned, "will" or "should," "expected," "anticipates," "draft," "eventually" or "projected." You are cautioned that such statements are subject to a multitude of risks and uncertainties that could cause future circumstances, events, or results to differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements, including the risks that actual results may differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements.
Contact:
Secure Runway Systems
Edward Minnema
President
(416)-525-6872
Srwy.Ed.Minnema@gmail.com
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AQUAM, I tell you what.It is my feeling that someone bought USAU, the stock went down, they didnt do thir DD, so they figured they would call the SEC, and that is the reason why this company is halted. I WILL BET YOU. You know why I say that, for the simple reason there are 500 stocks out there that have had no filings for years. And respect to your comment re John and the filings, BANG ON, he inherited the problem, he did not cause or is the reason for the problem, and he will do what he has to to fix the problem.
GREECE AND GOLD, JIM SINCLAIR
Dear Comrades In Golden Arms,
Greece will fail and be rescued is all that is discussed in the financial world. Here is the real skinny:
1. Greece getting bailed out means QE (printing of money) to infinity. That means gold would rise from here to $1650 by January of 2011, or as Martin Armstrong said, by June of 2011. The dollar would fall. Equities and commodities would rise.
2. Greece getting flushed means that would enrich the CDS OTC derivative tool. Immediately the next target currencies will be attacked by this tool. Currencies will fall like dominoes. At first the dollar will strengthen, equities will fall and gold will go lower. However, soon the recognition will come that a disaster has occurred that is more serious than the Lehman flushing. Confidence in currencies will fall everywhere. Gold will then rise not to $1650 by the same time in 2011 but to $5000 and perhaps beyond.
Either way both paved the road to a single virtual reserve currency and a single Central Bank (IMF) of Central Banks.
If Greece is bailed out it will take longer for the establishment of the single virtual reserve currency. If Greece is flushed it will happen so fast you will lose your breathe.
Either way I see gold as the only reliable fundamentally correct safe harbor. Gold will play a part at a very high price with the single virtual reserve currency in order to keep gold from being a competitor with it.
Gold's role will be in the form of the Federal Reserve Gold Certificate Ratio, not tied to the dollar, but rather tied to the single virtual reserve currency in a ratio to a measure of world liquidity. There will be no interest rate automaticity to the new form for gold's role in a monetary system. It will follow the many articles I have written on the FRGCR but not tied to the dollar but rather the single virtual reserve currency.
Gold will not be fixed or convertible but will trade within a market as a close band of the price gold is trading at when the single virtual reserve currency is created and will lend to this construct some real validity.
I do not favor any of this, but it will occur.
There is no other possibility to this unprecedented calamity at hand.
Respectfully,
Jim
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fsail, if you wish to take my post as directed at u personally, thats your perogative. If u feel u fall in that category, then you probably do. My friends probably hold about 50 million shares, only one called me. USAU is in this position, and all the whining, kicking and screaming wont change that, so why waste energy on something one cant change. A corporate death attitude is also counter productive. This is fixable and only the fixers can do this. Lets see what they do. Post and run, never, waste time arguing, never. Sorry, I have work to do also. See that stop sign on pinksheets re the company I agreed to reside over, thats got to go.
one more thing, if you cant get me on the phone for any reason, please do leave a message with a phone number and I will return calls as soon as possible
you are very welcome, transparency is the key. If you have any questions, as i said I will limit my chats to the one board, all the best everyone
To the shareholders and prospective shareholders. I will field any questions as well as I can, but I do not wish to be jumping from stock chat to stock chat, so I do invite you to sign up for free at www.pinnacledigest.com and pose any questions there. I will respond as well as i can, and as legally able. Appreciate all your support, and thanks for the call TOYOTA
Gold, the IMF, and Dirty Jokes
Jeff Clark
By Jeff Clark, Casey’s Gold & Resource Report
How many IMF officials does it take to change a light bulb?
As you probably read, the International Monetary Fund announced they would proceed with selling the remaining 191.3 tonnes of gold from the 403.3 tonnes planned. The money is to be used for lending to poor countries. Lending implies the money will be repaid, which, in the case of the IMF, is a joke that isn’t funny. But that’s a topic for another day.
The IMF stated that sales will be conducted in the open market, which is interesting because until now, gold has only been made available to central banks. While the IMF remains open to central banks buying some of the gold, sales will be conducted “in a phased manner over time” to avoid disruptions to the open market.
So, will IMF sales depress the gold price? Well, remember the price rose with the first sale, when it was announced India was buying 200 tonnes of the 212 for sale. But that was an offtake deal, not an open market sale, so the question is legitimate.
One way to look at it is this: global mine production was 80.9 million ounces in 2009, so the IMF’s 6.7 million ounces could be a market-jolting 8.2% addition if dumped all at once. And an 8.2% load would indeed upset a market if we were talking about strawberries or anything else that people buy only for the purpose of consuming.
But most gold isn’t bought for the purpose of using it up. It’s bought for the purpose of holding it. So the relevant comparison for the IMF’s 6.7 million ounces isn’t annual mine production. Instead, we should compare it to the world’s existing stockpile of gold, which is roughly 2 billion ounces. The IMF sale would add just 0.3% to global inventory – hardly a market trasher.
Further, we’ve been down this road before with the IMF. When they sold gold in the 1970s, the price dropped upon the announcement of the sale, but then rose when actual sales took place.
And the dirty joke is this: when the IMF sold gold in the 1970s, it marked a bottom in the price. The late Jerome Smith advised always betting against the government: “When they’re unloading an asset, it’s time to buy.”
The IMF provides some very cushy jobs for the right people, along with a perpetual series of exquisitely catered conferences for the politically connected and politically correct. These people are not exactly known for being the brightest economic decision-makers. However noble their cause, the fact that they’re selling at all in the current environment, given the enormity of the monetary crisis that will only worsen as time goes on, tells me I want to be doing the opposite.
And that’s why the answers to my light bulb joke are as follows:
How many IMF officials does it take to change a light bulb?
None. Doesn’t gold glow in the dark?
One, but only if the ladder is padded.
Two. One to screw it in and one to screw it up.
Three, but nobody can find them.
Four, to form a panel to discuss which way to turn the bulb.
Five. One to change the bulb and four to buy the wine to celebrate.
Nine, to provide a quorum to vote on incandescent vs. fluorescent.
Eleven. One to hold the bulb, and ten to turn the house.
All of them. But only after dinner at L’Arpège (the most expensive restaurant in Paris).
While we’re convinced gold is headed much higher, is the recent correction over, signaling its time to jump in? Get our answer in the new issue of Casey’s Gold & Resource Report, which you can try risk-free here...
this is my last response to you as you are one different dude. No president would respond to anyone shareholder himself in writing with specific info. If you called me, which you wouldnt, cause you dont call anyone but rely on bulletin boards, I guess you would want me to refuse to talk to you. A successful president is an approachable president. The problem is some so called shareholders pressure them for answers that cannot be answered. There is only one way to deal with that kind. If you have never called him, then you have nothing to complain about. If an article says that he says the stock is worth .23 or whatever, then you prove it isnt. What a stock is worth vs. what a stock is trading at are too completely different birds. Stocks are usually over valued or undervalued, never their correct value, as there are just to many other factors that come into play which you may understand as you become more seasoned. Sorry you lost all your investment, you are one of a very few who think so. Have a great and wonderful investing life. THE END.
masher, you wouldnt believe anything even if he did respond to your email, which obviously he wouldnt, nor would I, nor would any other president answer direct questions, and then have someone turn around and sue their butts off and chance going to jail. You ever read the disclaimer on press releases, forward thinking, safe harbour. What John should do is have a IR person to field calls, they are there for the pests and the real investors alike.
thanks for the best wishes, success is ones if they want. It will be alot of work, but yes, I will enjoy it. Usau shall be fine, not to worried about it, have a good one
no problem fsail, I am a big boy, and I hope you have a great weekend. I dont like to spam here, but I am sure John wont mind. Check out the posts on SRWY, you may find it quite interesting. PS, I am not worried about USAU or the capabilities of MR. PEREZ. PPS, ttmasher may get on you case, its fun though. Later my friend. ppps.dont need to eat crow, eat steak and have a cold one
fsail, relax. News is generally filed as an 8k if I am not mistaken, correct me if I am wrong. You have every right to be pissed, I am sure a lot of people are. My friends own a ton of this stock, and lack of filings and or news is one reason. This is usau's wake up call. I am personally still not worried about how the stock will perform. Just one more comment, IF someone is in a stock as a long term investment, and are comfortable where it should be in a year, then all I say is, wait for the year, not everyday prices. Have a good weekend.
i talk to John occasionally, not as often as you suggest. Dont know what they have on otcmarkets. I see the stock is halted because of lack of news. There are hundreds of stocks which have no news, so my guess some complained and the sec did a halt. News has been lacking, now they will be forced to release news. I guess the halt is for 10 days, not to sure. We will see
if you see a pump, show me it, lol, MASHER has to read all of a post, not just what he wishes too
lol fsail. you can be funny also
PS, IF I HAVE ANY OFFICIAL CAPACITY WITH A COMPANY, I DO AND WILL DISCLOSE IT
i do get it 100% son. All I know is you are so cared to call John up, you rather dwell on what people post, thats where your problem lies. You sir, do not know who I am and what I do at present or what I will be doing in the future. Do I sound like management, hmmmm, interesting. I post under my real name cause I am not afraid to say what I say, do a google search, sort of like making a phone call, you have to use your fingers
all I have to say is big money gets in the game when big things start, not when u accumulate properties, that is so easy, hmmm, hate to see if i was president of a company and put out some forward looking statements, guess that is why they say "safe harbour", excuse the spelling if incorrect. People want to be millionaires over night, while not having a iota of a clue of the work involved. Personally, I cherish the excitement Perez brings, cause if you are excited about what you are doing, you wont get it done. Remember, John has never been in this capacity before, so it is a bit of a learning situation for him as well. Guess you would rather call him and he say I AM NOT TALKING TO YOU. Obviously your guys faith in him is, well, none, but he has a job to do, he has to do it right and strategically, so let him do it. If he has to worry about everyone who moans and groans, he wont have time to get it done. You guys keep posting you are here long term, tell you what, you are not and dont tell me you are, because if you truly were you carrying on would be enough already. My take is, if you get a double you are out of here, dont worry there are lots who will buy your stock. ENOUGH ALREADY
India seen as potential buyer for IMF gold
(Reuters)
24 February 2010
NEW DELHI/MUMBAI - India’s central bank, which has increased its gold holdings to diversify its reserves, looks set to be a buyer again when the International Monetary Fund begins selling 191.3 tonnes of the precious metal amid volatility in major currencies.
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The uncertain outlook for two of the world’s major reserve currencies — the dollar and euro — provides a spur for central banks, including India’s, to buy gold. India’s gold holdings lag those of major economies despite a big purchase in October.
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“India is no stranger to gold. They are gearing up for growth and want to recalibrate their reserves,” said Mark Pervan, senior commodities analyst at ANZ.
“They can’t lift their gold holdings from domestic output, unlike China. And they have shown an appetite to buy in the past.”
Reserve Bank of India officials declined to comment on their gold plans but some said the central bank considered gold to be a safe investment strategy.
“We are closely looking at the gold market. We buy at market prices,” an RBI official said.
The RBI adjusts its reserve portfolio on a regular basis, officials at the central bank said. None of the officials would speak on the record, given the sensitivity of the matter.
“The RBI doesn’t want to take a credit risk as there are concerns on the dollar and the euro now,” said a senior RBI official who is not directly involved in the bank’s gold purchases.
“So, despite the interest being very low, gold is a safe bet,” the official said, referring to the low returns the bank receives through custodians for lending out some its gold.
Another RBI official noted that since India’s foreign exchange reserves have not risen as the bank has not been intervening heavily in the forex market, the proportion of gold has held steady after its last purchase of the precious metal in October.
fsail, if i speak to a president I speak re what I have a vested interest in. He is associated with bese obviously, but how and to what extent is probably personal business. Best you call and ask him as I own none, ED
Mr. masher, I read that post, and I THINK YOU SHOULD READ ALL OF IT AGAIN, MAYBE 100 TIMES. Then stop your crying and whining and call PERZ. Well, at least I know you are not considering me a friend. PS, reading it on a board is the same as someone telling it to you, except he cant say I NEVER SAID THAT. You see Im not afraid of what I say
dont know fsail, I dont follow the other two at all
what is all wrong
did he make the statements to you, or did you HEAR IT FROM A FRIEND WHO HEARD IT FROM A FRIEND WHO HEARD IT FROM ANOTHER JOHNNY'S MAKING A SOUND. When John makes a sound, it will be heard loud and clear.
PS,try holding a stock for 10 years, now that is fun
Citi: China Sold Their Treasuries Because They Want To Buy Tons Of Gold
Vincent Fernando | Feb. 19, 2010, 9:22 AM |
In regards to whether or not China truly sold down its holdings of U.S. treasuries recently, the situation remaina s bit murky. But Citi's Alan Heap thinks it happened for sure.
Moreover, he thinks China has a plan for the cash they pulled out of the U.S. -- They'll use it to buy 191 tonnes of gold from the IMF.
Alan Heap @ Citi: The IMF announcement that the fund intends to sell 191t of gold sent a quiver through the market last week. However there was nothing new here. The gold is the residual from the planned sale of 403 tonnes which will partially finance new loans to developing countries.
The bank said that sales would be phased over time. But also kept open the possibility of direct transfers to other central banks.
The PBC [People's Bank of China] is the most likely central bank buyer. The bank is deeply dissatisfied with the performance of its US treasury holdings and has made clear its intention to diversify including into gold. In November and December the PBC sold USD46bn of treasures; they must be buying something.
While he remains rather neutral on gold, with a 2010 target price of just $1,162, he also highlights how Gold bullion
demand picked up in Q4 as well, driven by 'Unidentified Investment'. Which could be good news for early 2010.
Chart
(Via Citi, Commodity Heap, Alan Heap, 19 Feb 2010)
masher, direction will come. So did you read it on the boards what you posted or have you talked to john yourself, just curious. If you you cant do the time, dont buy cause of a posted chat line. I should of been a multi millionaire before I was 40, should of happened but it didnt, now I am 50, and I will still be a multi millionaire, cause I have the patience to wait and I take what I read and hear with a grain of salt.Its not what I read here, its what I know and what I dig up personally on my own time and with my limited present funds> Those things I will not divulge, even though it wouldnt be heresay, but you would construe it to be
raider, here, i copied this from the yahoo chat board, it is much more interesting with a bit of comedy attached, hope you enjoy
PS, courtesy poster JAVELIN
So here is my theory (and prediction!). Perez made boat-loads trading gold and other PM's, but he never REALLY hit the big time and I mean the really big time. He was always working for someone else, with someone else's money and you can only make so much doing that.
Along comes USAU. A company that doesn't know what it's doing...Locking pliers? Please. Uranium leases? Waste of money. George Foreman Grills, Flo-bees, oxy-clean, magic jack - who knows what other crap they tried to sell.
Karl was President and he knows they have no direction. Somehow he gets a hold of Perez and convinces him to be the PR guy. Maybe from seeing his name on BESE website. Maybe b/c Perez bought boat loads of shares in USAU praying for something, maybe they are cousins..Who knows and who cares.
Perez is onboard. He gets Earl to finally get off the titantic and join USAU. (Earl has the rights to Jack Creek you know. We need him!) Perez buys shares.
Then he gets Ken to come aboard after that debacale regarding the silver mine is nearing an end(maybe). Perez buys more shares.
Perez lines up the 2 gold deals & Comstock financing to get the ball rolling. No offense, but Karl has been getting John coffee for the past 2 months and realizes that john might as well be President. Perez would give the company more respect in the eyes of the people John knows who want to invest with him. Karl gives up the Pres, creates new position for himself for the future growth (we all know when you have 4 employees you don't need business development leader) But Karl deserves credit here. Perez buys more shares.
He get Joe Monty to come on board. He buys more shares.
Lets get to the point...There are 366 million shares outstanding with 500million authorized. What does Perez get out of this. He most likely gets no salary, like the others for that matter. If the company is worthless without him, then it stands to reason that he could get upwards of 20% of the stock. Lets assume he owns, has the rights to or will own 100 million shares.
Current Value of his POTENTIAL shares ~ 500,000k Not bad, but not a good reason to put his name and reputation on the line. He has to have bigger goals in mind. He has to have a plan.
If he works 14-18 days now, Twitter, YouTube, Website, mine tours, answering the phone, responds to email, etc he can make his boatload. Sit back from the peak of some gold mine in NV and watch the poor guys panning for a spec of gold while he drinks his congac and smokes his cuban cigar. His legacy is cememted.
He has to have a goal of $0.50/share and maybe even $1.00 If the company makes some cash by selling gold, he can squeeze the shorts with a stock buyback. All he cares about is getting the stock price up to make his $100 million.
And I intend to go along for the ride.....
Lock and Lode!
Actually I talk to john frequently, and yes I did recently, but i will not report anything re our conversation, hmmmmm, YOU KNOW WHY............
in time, nothing to do with USAU
by the way, that is not the reason my weekend was very good
the proximity to the Occidental is convenient. Not saying anything will come of it, but who knows, it would be convenient if they would be interested in processing USAUs ore
NEWGOLD MOVING AT THE SPEED OF LIGHT
New Gold Inc. (NGD) is certainly looking good these days.
The company has been around forever but its present day structure stems from a more recent three-way merger with Peak Gold and Metallica Resources. Today it has a market capitalization of $2 billion with 389 million shares outstanding and a 52 wk hi/lo $1.85/$5.19. The company is focused on growth and aims to be a +1 million ounce gold producer by 2012.
Boy, that happened fast.
A few years earlier I recommended Peak Gold, thinking it was a spin off that would be folded back into Goldcorp Inc. (GG). Obviously, I was wrong.
Hey, are these three-way company mergers auspicious or what? Kinross Gold (KGC) was incorporated in a similar way over 15 years ago, and I’ve noted a few other deals with similar structures that have done extremely well. If you’re looking for the next fast mover with a stock price destined for double digits, that may offer a clue.
I’m going to sidestep that for a minute and talk about Goldcorp Inc. (TSX:G. C$40.42/NYSE:GG US$38.65). What’s great about these guys and their proxies is they grow at the speed of light. Some mining companies get stodgy and boring and cautious when they grow big, but Goldcorp has remained mercurial and aggressive. They think like juniors, only in Technicolor, and they make very few mistakes. Some companies that grow fast in the good times are destined to crash and burn but you just know that’s not going to happen to these guys.
I wouldn’t exactly call New Gold a proxy for Goldcorp. But they have some of their directors on the board, plus some from Franco Nevada (FNNVF.PK), and there are some unmistakable similarities.
For one thing, New Gold follows the same methodology: Start with a bullish share structure, grab inventories, make astonishing leaps in gold production, grow big and fast through M&A.
For another, they have a super big copper-gold system in Latin America. It’s worth noting that Goldcorp’s growth path really accelerated after 2003, when it picked up a 37% interest in the Bajo de Alumbera copper-gold porphyry project in Argentina, owned in part by Xstrata (XSRAF.PK) and Yamana (AUY). Thereafter, it quickly grew from intermediate producer to a top senior gold producer.
For its part, New Gold – which is now an intermediate producer - has recently carved up the El Morro project, another porphyry system, this time in northern Chile. El Morro too is a company-maker, with mineable reserves of 6.7 million ounces gold and 5.7 billion pounds copper, plus substantial gold and copper inventories in the resource category.
Last month New Gold acquired 70% of the project from Xstrata plc for $463 million, which it passed to Goldcorp Inc. for development costs and a friendly loan to pay down the purchase. It retains a 30% indirect interest, which is all gravy once Goldcorp is paid off. Nice.
So the million dollar question now is whether the will actually exists – or will exist in the future - to shape New Gold into the next Goldcorp. I certainly hope it does.
The chart for NGD suggests a short-term price target of just over $6 Cdn per share, a 15% or so premium over the recent close of $5.11. Looking further out, I expect a much higher price based on its cash position, rapidly escalating gold production, and the simple fact that it is extremely well positioned to capitalize on any consolidation phase in the industry and particularly in Latin America.
Careful out there.
weekend is very very good, will let you know why when i can