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I offered Freedom 1Bilion shares at 30% volume discount from their current tender price, with 5% advance payment (lousy 5 million dollars!!!) and they have not jump on it.
Well, it must be golf time in Tampa...
I think this guy has explained that the fee depends on the level of ship priority
no wait............................. hefty fee
willing to wait to calmer time...... lower fee
Accepting donations in cash, preferably good Canadian Dollars....
Is Freedom somehow connected to this outfit CWRN used previously?
(well that would be really reckless wouldn't it)
"....Standart Capital S.A. Inc. of West Palm Beach, Florida as it Financial Engineers,...."
I will go and see AAA guys at Convention Centre here in Toronto on March 6.
They will have a booth there....
Jeez she owns the mining co (and "holding it in trust for CWRN" yadi yadi yada, yeah right!!!!)
SH*T guys get real. There is at least a dozen of suitable vessels in Pacific within the same or shorter time/distance awailable right now...
(Australia is still not shipping, have you heard that?)
It is not that only ships with cargo would be allowwed, that would be of course a nonsensical notion.
Yup, I am aware of that.
I am also aware that to go through Panama canal you have to pay a hefty fee, so one would not do it unless he has cargo to carry.
(well, at least in normal times, but we are not living in normal times, so who knows)
Do you believe in Santa too?
You kow that Gulf of Mexico is on the Atlantic side of Mexico, not on the Pacific side, where Baja california is, don't you?
Can you do it before the market opens?
yeah right (highlights by me)...
3. Review the common share count percentage held by affiliates and insiders. Currently Pan American Mineral Ventures, LLC., State of Nevada, is the largest shareholder controlling 1.75 billion common shares. Both Pan American Mineral Ventures, LLC. and Panamerican Minerals Ventures, S.A. de C.V. Baja California, Mexico are CWRN affiliates, both companies are co-managed and controlled by Robert L. Cotton Jr. and Sharon Vazquez for and on behalf of Cotton & Western Mining, Inc. as trustees, pursuant to a corporate consent resolution and trustee contract by and between the parties.
Go tonight lot's depends on it...
unfortunately there is a big question about ownership of the Mina Guadelupe and the ore in the port....
Yeah....
and the price is not moving. Mr. Market does not believe it.
There is something fishy here. Why is the price not moving up?
And what more, no volume to speak of...
I don't get it.
Majority of the shares would have to agree with the buy out, but 60% is held by the Cotton's family.. So without Cotton's consent the buy out is a non-starter.
I must admit that I feel the same way. Not that I would try to call Bob a liar, but Mr. Market evidently does not believe this story.
What struck my eyes is that GWG will explore the Steenkampskraal right here and now.
Why would they do it? They need capital to start the mine!
Unless there is a buyer/strategic partner ready and willing to sign on the doted line and the only question is how much it will cost.
I think we are talking more than a partner for the processing plant here.
When you finally sell.....
Next Friday would be OK with me. I am quite patient.
"...Secondly, Cotton & Western Mining, Inc. has appointed Standart Capital S.A. Inc. of West Palm Beach, Florida as it Financial Engineers, in support of funding for the Mindoro Island Project, where the company has approximately 76,000,000 metric tons of iron ore reserves. Mindoro Island is located in the Philippines, and is strategically located to the Asian and Chinese Iron Ore Seaborne Trade Routes. Diamond core drilling of the mines is scheduled to begin no later than September 20th, 2006, with anticipation of infrastructure work beginning by October 15th, 2006..."
If I am not mistaken this guy ended up in jail.
"...When we hit .02 and OTC gave us the CE, we went down to .007. Two days later we were back"...
yeah, that was a nice rebound, that is for sure.
You still do not have enough?
Sheesh what were you doing in Nov/Dec last year?
No hard feelings here either Rocket.
(I might join your cheer leading team for a moment, if you take me of course, so there is some action on a slow day)
Hehehe
Good. We might setlle the remaining differences over a pint in Ensenada together with Pesquero and others.
Rocket, you are chief cheer leader here. We all know it and that is fine with me. (I know you do not give a rats ass if it is ok with me or not and that is fine with me as well).
But just fot the sake of democracy, some negative coments should be allowed as well, don't you think?
Maybe somebody can ask Bob to provide it in the next PR.
What bothers me (apart from my usual concerns) is that there is no chemical analysis of the ore PR-ed by the company.
High sulphur content was the show stopper last time in Manzanillo.
You can have 30-40% haircut in a heart beat....
The thing is that if it goes the otherway, the door will be too small for everybody who wants to leave.
So far just $75k traded. Pathetic.....
I have to correct you on this one.
I was exporting to middle east and OEC (Ontario Export Corporation) gave me 90% of the DLC as soon as I got it for working capital. There were other sources of working capital based on the DLC I had, but this was the best term wise.
(of course I did not go to a pawn shop, that was just an hyperbolical expression, sheeesh!!!)
The Co has DLC for at least one shipment. This is a bankable document. It can be pawned for at least 80% of its face value.
I will go on a limb here saying that Bob has at his disposal around 20M cash right now, maybe a bit less.
I do not give a rats ass about CE.
I have different concerns remember?
So it is $165k right now?
Still, something is not right..
Just $26k so far. Something is not right here...
OK. It did not really make too much sense for CWRN to own any equipment in the port anyway.
Pesquero, I thought that there were new conveyor belt loaders delivered to the port which belonged to CWRN some time ago?
Was that a misunderstanding of some kind?