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Tuesday, May 09, 2017 8:59:15 AM
How could it be that an asset owner such as MDMN, ostensibly billions in metals and minerals once extracted, end up in debt to its acquirer when the acquirer is supposed to either deliver up front payment to acquire or promise to make future payment. Any and all equity MDMN had is now in Auryn's control.
Everything LP touches enriches his account while depleting the investor.
What's happening with the cash call? Has Auryn raised its needed cash?
My by the seat of my pants best case valuation of MDMN is roughly $15M. That would equate to $0.01 per MDMN share.That's based on the assumption that Auryn goes public at $0.06 per share and issues 1 billion shares and MDMN has 1.5 billion in os shares. Don't take that to the bank. Just a WAG.
Total interpretation: We've been screwed over by several crooks. That you can take to the bank.
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