Interesting points of view, MJ_.
Questions:
Clarification:
1. No U.S. financing will be done. It is too dilutive and the company does not need the money.
Yes it is dilutive, wonder why would they attempt such large financings at such low prices?
2. There will no joint venture with a "major"...the only way it works is to accept a financing from a major so as to maintain EXS' 100% interest in TPW.
Is it better to give away a bigger piece of a single property, or to give away an almost as large piece of ALL the properties?
3. The IAG out of Montreal are NOT providing after-market support. Usually a brokerage firm that raises money will provide trading support.
Agreed, maybe they should tell investors to buy the sh*! out of it, because after such and such time they won't recognize the company?
4. Tax-loss selling is bearing down now.
True
5. Dupont needs to find a way to bring volume and interest into the deal. Thus far, the road shows have been a disaster.
True, how does he do that? Spin out TPW into a new company?
I don't post here very often but I like the stock at around these levels but the ONLY development that will turn the stock is a complete face-lift at the board level. Until then, it will continue to be disparaged by the "angry shareholders" that paid way too much for their positions.
Wonder what could have induced them to pay too much, MJ_?
