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Maybe not a Fool's errand, maybe some new and improved collaboration between the two industries. Keep an open mind. Hope Springs Eternal. It could be something that the gold mining industry could use from this day forward. How totally exciting!!!!! Thanks for the Intel.... just remember, the glass is half full
Maybe the senior geologist that you know doesn't like it because he didn't think of it. Maybe he needs to be a little more open-minded, kind of like others that we know LOL
This is the third time I've asked you this question, and you've chosen not to answer it. I will ask it one last time. Were any of the new macassa mine findings south of the Larder Lake fault?
Suvorov, I asked you a question yesterday and never received an answer. Maybe you overlooked it. Were the new macassa findings south of the Larder Lake fault?
Were the new Macassa findings south of the fault line?
The acrl geologists have been on the property about two weeks now. How long should it be before they put out a PR stating what their step-by-step plans will be? Also, they are not mineral geologists, Do geologists in the oil and gas sector follow the same procedures as far as letting shareholders know step-by-step plans? Is it possible but they're not going to do any PRS until they have absolutely something concrete to PR? These are legitimate questions I'm asking, and I'm basically thinking out loud.
That may not be correct. I called the Alberta regulator (sedar) Don Rogers. He said since acrl had not generated any real income and since they were considered non complex. The ruling may only take 3 to 5 weeks. They may even take GAAP instead IFRS. HOWEVER HE SAID THEY JUST GOT THE FILING2S and because it may breach confidentiality he could tell me nothing definite. He did say that acrl's auditor is shown on their websight. I found this to be somewhat positive
There are these things called non-disclosure agreements between companies. And don't forget he's gone dark so he doesn't have to say a thing. Which I think is really a good thing considering the criticism and negativity he receives on every decision he's made thus far. I personally think that he kept everything on the down low because he was late starting this whole Venture because of funding. Plus I think that he probably got some type of reprimand for the ramblings, although I loved them personally. There is no doubt that mistakes have been made, but in spite of these mistakes he's come a long way. And just because you don't agree with his type of managerial Style, doesn't mean that it won't be effective. This is my one and only post for today oh, so if you respond I can't respond back and this will be deleted accordingly. I respect your opinion, but agree to disagree. I still think this company is legit and has a fighting chance to succeed.
What exactly would you have them do at this point? You and suvorov can find nothing good to say about any aspect of this company. So how would you advise them from this day forward, if indeed they do want to try to prove Reserves. If nothing else this company has a good location for exploration, theoretically. They are challenged financially. With your wealth of knowledge, how should they proceed? Or should they just send out a PR tomorrow saying that they're closing up shop, because it's no use to try. If I've said it once I've said it a million times we're all adults here, we probably all have had experience with OTC stocks, and we're all pretty capable of making our own decisions. We don't need to hear the same thing said over and over and over again in differently configured sentences. We're obviously willing to take the chance, and believe in the company. If you can't beat them join them. Call Glenn, get his version of the story and offer him suggestions if you feel you thought really good ones. Have a good evening
Possibly, if acrl geologists are working in conjunction with another company that's helping fund this, the other company's geologist might be providing the 43-101 reports needed. This may also be a reason that acrl went dark, to keep everything hush-hush and away from people that might want to do them harm. Just a thought....
Suvorov, a week or so ago you told me that if the geologists were on site that you would know it since you live so close and that you would let me know. Are they on site? Are they working? I am in a long position here, and the main thing that I would like to know is if indeed they were able to locate drill cores from the 1930 drillings and if they're being tested as we speak. Who would be doing the testing on these cores? CSX? Just give me a company's name or a couple of them so I can call and do due diligence. Thanks in advance for your help.
So you're saying there is nothing at all at this point that we can do but go through a process of many years and millions of dollars
There's always one way to convince people of something that you don't know anyting about, you talk like you know exactly what you're talkin about. In this case you do not know any more than I do or what's on that report. But apparently the company knows something more. Chain-of-custody can be proven if there is one. Next
SA.... no it's probably because theyve either just started using it or are going to begin to use it.
Total length of time to complete audited financials also depends on the complexity of the company. If I'm not mistaken the auditor has to be posted sometime or another so when that happens you might want to give them a shout see if they can give you a time frame. I don't think it's going to take as long as you're anticipating
You may want to call them and ask tomorrow. The technology may be too new and it might not be on their website yet. Just a thought
I wonder if authenticity was in question if they could tell by mineral composition since they know where those holes were drilled in 1930??
" to a deluxe apartment in the sky". No I'm not arguing at all. If these are the cores from 1930 that have the extremely large amounts of gold in them, watch out cuz Molly Bar the Door. They would have to prove authenticity though, because everyone has said all along that these cores don't exist.
No I don't think so. They are existing cores. If this is what I think it is, it could possibly be very very big
Okay this is awesome. What cores are these?
Lord, I hope so
It's just trivia about life, a little bit of comic relief if you will.
Do you know that they have found that Shakespeare didn't write anything.... he was illiterate. There was an aristocrat that was secretly in the theater with Shakespeare, secretly because that was something Aristocrats just didn't do. He wrote All of Shakespeare's works and used Shakespeare's name because it was inappropriate for him to use his own. I don't know who this Aristocrat was. I think it was between several....... to sell or not to sell oh, that is the question. Just remembers things are not always as they seem.
I respect your job and the hard work it took to get to where you are now and after sparring with suvorov all these months, I understand your tendency to see only black and white. It must be an industry hazard. I just know that where there is smoke there's fire. We'll all just have to wait and see
Honestly how can you not see the possibilities here. And how could you not be excited for a company that has been broke for all these years because of their mistakes and the duplicity of others. There are very very few legitimate companies on the OTC, but the few that are smart enough to figure it out, or at least hire people that can figure it out for them, deserve to be successful and win.... don't let your cynicism ruin it for you. And always remember everything is not always as it seems
Good morning. It is my understanding that acrl borrowed from toxic lenders to stay afloat. These lenders of course attached the stock and ran it to the ground. One of the things that made me like this CEO so much is that he of course realized his mistake and vowed not to make the same mistake again, which he has not. The debts are paid. He does owe a Drilling company back from 2016, which I'm sure he will pay if he has not already paid. The reason he still has the cease trade order is because he opted to not pay for audited financials to save money so that he could drill and prove Reserves.
As far as predictions go , no one knows for sure. It all really depends on what's in the ground. With the latest due diligence, and the tenacity of the company, I'm hoping for spectacular returns. I am assuming the company is this late starting because of funding. I am hoping we know something about this in the near future
Don't sell too quickly. The stock price used to be at $0.50. Don't sell thinking you can get back in quickly either. You can wake up one morning and a deal can be struck and then it'll be too late.
Repost the link please, thanks
There goes that shady word again. You're really good because words do have power. Some of the most intelligent people I know who were experts in their field, retired and became Consultants and made more money than they ever did and their normal 9 to 5 jobs because they became super experienced and decided to share some of that. Some of them even loved their job. Imagine that. Quite frankly I'd feel much more safe with an experienced individual than I would with a brand new wet behind the ears individual fresh out of college.
Now honestly, those two examples are on very far sides of the spectrum..... there are some that totally agree with what you're saying, there are others that have had the same discussion that say that these geologists will be just fine. I believe that Skiluc is going to post some more insight to their resumes shortly.
I dare say after it's all said and done and the reserves are proven this gentleman will have every bit of time and money to open anything he wants. Bye-bye
Boom again
Well maybe these geologist that have had 40 and 50 years experience have experienced enough at this point to be able to hold their own.
So you're the gold stock savior. Thanks but I can make my own decisions. I can read and understand everything that goes on around me I don't need you to help
Do you have a degree? And how many Professionals in this world do you know that have a degree and what they're actually doing. Where I come from having a degree means you have the tenacity to get one and as a young professional, that'll get you hired. Then as you grow older and more experienced you're liable to Branch out in any manner of directions