I'm back. You don't have to look far on google to find Guyer's background. He is a chaplain, which leads me to believe there is a very good chance that his efforts are positive, and for those he is responsible for (i.e., shareholders). Further, his background listed at "Linked-In" is as follows:
Stephen Guyer's Summary
Entrepreneurial executive over 30 years company stewardship, finance, legal, HR, operations, marketing, and IT oversight focused largely within the telecommunications, financial services and information technology arenas. Proven change agent and partnership builder, experienced in start-ups, turnarounds, rapid growth and structuring organizations for private placement, IPO or profitable sale.
MBA, Finance, and Master of Arts, University of Denver, both with honors, 1982 and 83; complementing a BA, Metropolitan State College, Magna Cum Laude, 1980, and BS, McPherson College, 1973. Additionally conducted doctoral studies, the Peabody Conservatory of Johns Hopkins University and international studies (Japan, Hong Kong, Asia, and Africa), World Campus Afloat, Chapman College. Stephen is a published writer, monthly columnist, and former university faculty member.
SpecialtiesFinance, legal, HR, operations, marketing, and IT oversight focused largely within the telecommunications, financial services and information technology arenas
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Guyer holds himself out to be a "proven change agent" and experienced in "start-ups" and "turnarounds" and "rapid growth" and "structuring organizations for private placement" and "IPO" and my favorite ..... "PROFITABLE SALE." Do you need any more writing on the wall than this?
Take the foregoing, and the positives we all know, proven reserves, a mill, and the bond posted for the permit and clean-up process. I'll say it again, why would any sham company looking to only sell stock put up $500,000 to continue with site clean-up? They wouldn't. This company is obviously packaging up a big sale, and they are doing it with precision timing. With the financial markets imploding, and gold and silver preparing to take center stage, a sale will be maximized. This is only my opinion. However, you can see the resistance today to a stock dip. I think many bid sitters are going to be terribly sorry that they didn't buy at the ask when the pps is so low; and they know it but just want to accumulate more at a bargain price. Great if you can get it, but just remember, many could have bought at .0002, but just sat at .0001 and missed out big time.
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