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Sorry dreams your just as miss led as benz.
You guys have no clue about gold and why it moves.
If you did you wouldnt have.........Well you wouldnt have.
WRONG WRONG WRONG. Benz you know nothing of IMF.
Look benz. If you actually followed gold......You would remember they sold about a year ago around 600.
And what has happened since............
Come on benz you can speak of aurus
But you have no clue about gold and the coming upleg
get a clue bro and invest it fast cause may is comin
In short,anyone tell me the big draw here? Thanks
See thats what you have to over come.
Nobodys that think they are nobodys. You have to rise above and present yourself as someone who is something. Think about it.
If you roll over then you are a nobody,and you money is nothing,so what was the point? If you had 10k and you were walking to the bank to deposit it, would you just hand it to a mugger? Hell no you wouldnt. You would fight and risk injury (at least i would,im a greedy bastard).
So why would you hand over your investment to these guys?
If these guys here continue to stand apart then you have to sell into the next big run.
This all leeds me to believe that most here dont own the shares they are stating,otherwise they would be looking for a way to regain their loses instead of pointing fingers.
Be productive,find a way.
Its not naive. You would be suprised what shareholders with the proper motivation can do.
But im not gonna waste my time with it anymore.
You can go down kicking and screaming or you can go down quiet.
Your choice.
Might i make a suggestion.
It appears that alot of you hold alot of shares.
Apart you are all nothing but holders. Together you are a majority holder.
Majority holders can do alot of things. Such as pulling weight with forcing the company into a corner.
Ive heard of shareholders banning together to oust directors,and even in some instances wrench control of the company from the people running it.
Now the legal aspects i havent got a clue,but someone or someones have the money and the knowledge to put this together.
I think many times people just walk away from a lose,and it doesnt always have to be that way.
These crooks maybe in russia but now days that doesnt matter as much. After all they are still a PUBLIC COMPANY. And you all are the public. Therefore its your company.
Instead of posting how much your down on your investment and how this person and that person is or should pay.
Why noy ban together and protect your investment from becoming worthless.
Shareholders have rights. Exercise those rights instead of pointing fingers.
This is exactly what the company expects from you,this is why crooks get away with this in pinky land day in and day out.
At least get together and file (everyone)complaints with the sec.
All im saying is do something fast or this thing could go down the drain even faster.IMOGLTY
And what would you say management has learned?
Yep go figure.
BTW im planning on splurging for 30 bucks worth of Aurus in the near future. Should end up with a nice sizable position, Say somewhere around 100,000 shares. GLTY
Amazing how well the board cleans up with a few well placed ignores. Very nice indeed
We all should have sortagreen on ignore by now.
Just realized that i dont,and will right away.
I suggest the rest do it as well. We dont need to give him an audiance anymore.
This could turn into one of the greatest value plays ever.
No debt and the numbers look great.
Whats not to like here.
For once im somewhat impressed. But a few questions come too mind.
The company that put this together is a big high profile company thats worked for some of the big miners in the past.
However did anyone notice the equipment and set up in the pictures?
I guess you work with what you have but they look fly by night at best.IMO
If these samples were taken from waste piles from this property,and the waste piles contain these minerals in these amounts. Then why are they not drilling.
WHAT IS WRONG WITH THESE PEOPLE?
If you get those numbers from waste piles then it only makes one believe that there is a masive poly metal deposit somewhere on this property.
If the waste material was removed to whatever depth,then there has to be alot more at depth.
DRILL DRILL DRILL.
Dont waste your money on tailings.
Sometimes i get so upset with these explorers. Someone needs to teach them how a miner comes up.
You drill and explore then you show investors viable proof of what lyes on your property then the share price reflects the reserves then you sell stock,take debt to swing into production.
I really am starting to get a real clear picture of Aurus.
I believe there is a great deposit at KRONG,one that could rival Kupol(ex BEMA).
However IMO these guys couldnt find it,or know what to do with it if it smacked them on the nose.
In other words i dont believe aurus is moving towards sub penny because they dont have the gold etc.
I believe its going sub penny because management has not got a clue what to do with it.
Sorry if this angers anyone. But you have to wonder.
Last from the report there appears to be alot of IRON out there. Not as shiny as gold but it could put alot of money in the bank.
Sadly one day someone will mine this property. But i cant see it ever being AURUS. Good luck to all
Blackstone (BX) is trying to right its faltering chip business. The private equity firm hired Rich Beyer from semiconductor maker Intersil (ISIL) to take over as CEO of its Freescale unit. Beyer succeeds Michel Mayer, who took had run Freescale since 2004, when it was still part of Motorola (MOT). Motorola later spun off Freescale to shareholders, before Blackstone outbid Kohlberg Kravis for the company at the end of 2006.
Motorola’s handset business then imploded - an event that presents a problem for Freescale, which has counted on the Schaumburg, Ill., company for a substantial chunk of its revenue. Freescale’s loss in the fourth quarter ended Dec. 31 was $525 million, as sales fell to $1.54 billion from $1.62 billion a year earlier. Freescale’s slump has been compounded by the $17.6 billion Blackstone ended up paying for it - a premium price that added a hefty debt load to Freescale’s worries. As Fortune’s Adam Lashinsky wrote last year, the problems at Freescale are among a host of factors that have taken Blackstone’s stock price down 54% from last March’s post-IPO high.
For now, Freescale is promising the management change can revive the company’s fortunes. “With Freescale’s unparalleled technology base, superb management team, strong customer relationships and substantial financial resources,” Freescale said in a press release Wednesday, “Rich is well equipped to drive significant organic and acquisitive growth while continuing to improve profitability at Freescale.” Given Freescale’s big loss in the fourth quarter, improving profitability shouldn’t be hard.
See we can continue to hash this out.
However the point is getting mute. Now we just wait.
There was also no viable ore to be had at the red lake property either.
Or so they thought.
What you and several others are missing is this.
Some of you came into this knowing nothing or very little about mining. Now im not an expert on the subject.
However i do know that mines dont happen overnight and in most cases it takes years.
Now i know what your going to say,They have been at it for years.
Well they were never well funded so it will take longer.
You should also realize that investing in exploration companys is speculation at best.
Very few miners started with production.
I will say this. I still believe unico started backwards.
Meaning they should have been drilling and building resources to garner a higher stock price to raise money with.
Is this bad management? Well only time will tell.
Maybe there is something they know that we dont know or dont fully understand yet.
I do believe there is economically viable deposits of Gold,silver+other base metals at their current propertys.
Will we ever see them mined. Dont know.
Will they reverse split. Yes. But the bigger question is will they do it again and again.
Remember this is mining. Its not always black and white.
One companys lack of ability to find the ore is most times another companys riches.
Then you should re-read bobs post.
I think you totally missed the point.
Its not hard to see. Just clear your mind of the distaste you have for unico.
To the best of my knowledge Texoma is not an operator. At least not on our propertys.
We use a few different operstors.
The main one i have found as our operator in the Powder river consolidated is Transcontinental minerals corp.
Which i believe they have been bought out recently (but not positive).
As far as the use of the drills. We still have plenty of wells to drill out. I feel the purchase was warrented and a great move for the company.
Our current drilling needs will no doubt keep these three rigs busy for quite sometime,and no doubt pay for themselves multiple times over and over again.
Biamante still needs 20 some wells drilled
weesatche needs some reworks
Brookshire needs more drilling
Mcfadden Ranch needs work
Polk county probably has drill targets
Baylor county has alot of drill targets
Yes i think these crews will be very busy over the next few years.
And these crews can be sent to drill other companys projects in the event we have no work for them.
I think we need to purchase a few more drilling rigs.
Your just mad cause you got shook out before the copper came into play.
The money flowing into this company has been slowy rising for about 8 months. Its been under slow accumulation the whole time.
But this is just a blip for whats to come later down the road.
Staying long
Im not much on charts. But i think your on the right track.
Check the CMF
No No. We are in the right place.
However our timing may stink but we are in the right place.
Thus are the hard times of a Value investor.
Keep smiling cause your right.
COPPER.............WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
The volume will tell us everything tommorow. IMO
Yamana is going to be big.
Have you seen these videos?
Very informative
http://goldsilver.com/video_player.php?video_id=17&cat_id=2&ss=4031b7e3433d9073d714d3383be28015
Finally we see the fruit from the tree.
Now maybe i can make a pie. LOL
Nice to finally see San Bart about to spew silver.
14 years of it to come....Ya BABY
GO COEUR
The volume was very pleasing.
Now if it continues tommorow we may have a run.
I know exactly what your doing and did.
Nothing wrong with a trader. They give us liquid.
Some people buy and hold. Some people buy and hold some. Some people and on and on and on.
Go on James its your money enjoy it.Do with it what you please.
Ill save mine for the long haul.GLTY
Im not much into charts.
And your right about the triple bottom.
Now if my knowledge of charts serves me right. It has to break above 21.00 to be a confirmed triple bottom.
But im not much on charts. Anybody confirm this?
Some are calling for NG to gain 20%. 9-10 bucks.
This could help us. No common sence says it should help us.
But we will have to wait and see.
Thank you. It is something ill have to check into. Sounds like it could be big.
6.85%. Buying at the bottom will be a challenge.
Im staying long and adding when i can.
What is it you like about MPEL?
I cant find anything that makes me want to pull the trigger.
The current numbers do not support and investment>?
Is there a speculation im missing?
So you took a lose.
If your a trader then that might have been good.
But long term you will be sorry imo
Alot of value here with BX.
However the timing isnt right. The market is not looking our way.
But the smart money is buying IMO.
DALLAS (AP) -- Alliance Data Systems Corp. has withdrawn its lawsuit against affiliates of The Blackstone Group, saying the private equity firm appears to be working to complete its proposed acquisition of the company.
Alliance Data, which provides credit card and other services for retailers, filed suit to force Blackstone to carry out terms of a May 2007 proposal to buy Alliance for $81.75 per share, or $6.4 billion.
Blackstone (BX) had balked at closing the deal, saying regulators had insisted on "operational and financial burdens...that cannot be reasonably assumed."
The announcement came at a time when funding for private equity became more expensive amid the turmoil on the world's debt markets.
Alliance said subsequent communication has revealed Blackstone appears willing to work to allay regulator concerns.
"Blackstone has in its court filings, correspondence with federal regulators and public statements said that it is committed to working toward the closing of its acquisition of the company, including working with Alliance Data on proposals directed to resolving regulatory issues," Alliance said in a statement.
Good question
Nothing new James