Kilo Goldmines (KGL)

[investorwisdom]

Conflict of Interest clearly going on with the company. Look at the director Jim Mustard, he is also vice president at Haywood, one of the big firms involved with the private offering of shares. Haywood was also the firm that nearly single handedly took the stock price down from .40 to .20 by the time it got to .20 they got smart and changed the tag under who was selling the shares that was publicly by the tag Haywood on the TMX to Anonymous. Now how can such an act or relationship not be considered a serious conflict of interest. The private money is being funded by a director? Who is in turn dumping shares to no tomorrow. Why? so they can buy them back cheap as dirt, and rinse and repeat? I DON'T THINK SO! Investors don't deserve to be treated like this, and I hope the company as a whole is aware of these conspicuous associations between the private deals and the directors/board members who did benefit and stand to benefit even more from these actions, at the expense of the common shareholders. Enough is Enough.
Too many things are amiss, too many questions unanswered, too many promises and expectations are being broken, I sure hope Kilo snaps out of it soon, because what they are doing is too damn obvious, and the investors are not ready to stand buy and let them destroy our investment any longer.

http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/private/person.asp?personId=12784581&privcapId=1443827&previousCapId=1443827&previousTitle=PI%20Financial%20Corp.