CA Goldfields Inc (fka CAGI)

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Regarding CAGI. (Also on Restricted Shares),

After reading countless posts in this forum, which I enjoyed, I recollect many are expecting an up coming PR that may catapult this stock closer to the big boys. (If not become one)

I also read question regarding restricted shares.
I understood restricted shares are said to be tradable after 6-months of holdings, per amendment to Rule #144 c/o the Securities and Exchange Commissions (SEC), http://www.sec.gov/rules/final/2007/33-8869.pdf

Can visit the SEC’s Home page http://www.sec.gov/index.htm if you'd like to do your own search..8)

FYI, your Restricted Shared held in CAGI will likely be tradable in 6-months. I’m not sure as to when the restricted window closes. Does it start at the point the shares became restricted from the issuer? Or at the point they show up in your portfolio as restricted. Those who had shares in PLYCF, acquired restricted shares in NWWV which may have been displayed by their Corresponding CUSIP number, possibly sometime as early this year. (so there’s some of your six months waiting period) ...[=^)

Talk to your Broker (accountant) as to when “YOUR” restricted shares may become tradable.

As for CAGI, IMO, any company involved in the successful mining of GOLD and other minerals of high value, stands a good chance of Succeeding in some form or another.

However, Greed and Mismanagements tends to be some of the weak-links that can throw a company off course. Pinks that start-up with these weak-links often find themselves locked in a monkey-loop. Company research is a good tool for knowing the kinds of “wheels” a company is rolling on. Another company that comes to mind, FFGO, among many, who’s also involved with Gold and other mineral mining interests with outstanding prospects. But with business practices that created and accumulated a trail of pissed-off shareholders. Amazingly, they seem to have since changed for the better due to changes within the company’s infrastructure. Now their volume is increasing usually high and their prospects looks good. Seems like shareholders are increasing but with one eyebrow up.

But hay, as I’ve stated in other forums, rather than buy state lottery tickets or play the numbers game where my odds are 1:1,000,000+ chance to win more than a few piss-dollars here and there, I’d rather buy (play) stocks.. Where the odds are a hell of a lot better in my favor and I can “SEE” what my money is doing with options of caching out practically at anytime. Win some lose some but at least I can more likely get “SOME” of my money back –Now try THAT with the state lottery games. –LOL!

CAGI, according to their track record, also seem very promising. Only time will tell as to how well. You never know with these pinks. I don’t mind my losses in the pinks as long as it wasn’t connected to a scam or being deliberately misled. But one of the many things I’ve learned and still learning of this company, so far, is that they’re not a scam. For all it’s worth, I’ll give them that much.

*And unless otherwise a faulted database, when I pulled up CAGI attached 20 year history I’ve seen three splits.
R/S -March, 13 2006 – 1:100
R/S -April, 3, 2006 – 2.5:1
F/S -November, 22, 2006 – 10:1.
Seems like early 2006 CAGI may have had some monetary restructuring. But later that year, CAGI seem to have given it back to the shareholders with a forward split….Nice!….. =).

I noticed there was a period of “Dead-Zone” with CAGI, but has since geared into motion with some good outlooks, according to their latest PR in the iBOX. (Good to see the MODs here are active with their iBOX updates) –Nice!

This stock is added to my watch list. By the way, the charts looks promising!

All that was stated is solely in my own opinion and is to be taken as nothing but.