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Thursday, June 28, 2012 1:56:03 AM
The relevance is that from the point of the first pick-axe, and single shovel of dirt to the actual production of gold for this miner in the cold frozen climate, even with the obstacle of weather, being shut down for nine months of the year, the infrastructure went up, (clearing timber, building roads while having to traverse wide creek beds and iced over terrain) building housing, building smelting areas, hauling huge equipment to the site, setting up camp, with all this, it took three years to produce gold.
Sure, it has been known for some time, certainly longer than three years ago, that these claims of Medinah's are rich in metals and minerals around Santiago, along with the deep deposits, there are supposed tailings that can be smelted. And just how long does it take, when properly equipped, to drill through the mountain? How long does it take to convince the major miner that these 1500+ claims are really worth spending $7M to explore. Rick, it's either worth exploring or it's not. Enough of these very soon, funding is imminent on and on.
Yes you did misread. My reference to shutting down the mine was not to Medinah, but to the other one that is located in the frozen tundra nine months of the year where it gets to 50 below, and has all the obstacles in the way, and yet it is being mined in very short period of time from the first pick-axe going into the ground.
Please be candid Rick.
I always have been, so I don't understand the nature of your request.
You have to have some degree of frustration, if not frustration, then dome degree of question as to why it is taking so long, while we sit and wait, and read the extrapolated messages from the leaks and announcements made from the top.
Don't you agree that it has reached a point of even asking the simple question? What is there left, when there was nothing left to do but sign the agreement.
Isn't it ridiculous for them to keep us in suspense. They never come out and tell us anything of substance. It is always "let's see what tomorrow brings" kind of statement.
Stock dividend? When they issue hundreds of millions of shares and pay out a 10% stock dividend, it is supposed to keep shareholders satisfied?
Don't you have any questions about the way things are continually delayed.
I understand your average sp cost is really low along with other early "investors". I congratulate you on what is now for you a tremendous investment. But, does a profitable position lull you to the point that you don't even ask what is going on in Medinah land?
There was a time 3 or 4 years ago when my cost average was in the .022 range and MDMN never traded over .04, and only a few times over .03. MDMN dropped down to .004. At that time I had the same or perhaps greater feelings of anxiety that come with being under on an investment by greater than 75% which perhaps some late comers have to a lesser degree today. So while I have a certain degree of sympathy to those shareholders currently averaged in at higher prices, they have the same opportunity now to average down as I did then, although by all publicly disclosed information should have far greater confidence with their investment now than shareholders had back at .004. That is not a recommendation to buy more stock. I bought at a time when the outlook was EXPONENTIALLY bleaker and the risk tremendously greater as there was little to no hope of a JV in the near term at that time. I do not or will not apologize for gains I've made with the risks I took in this investment, nor should any other shareholder who had the balls to step up to the plate at a time that was one of the company's darkest periods and take advantage of the risk/reward scenario that was presented. Every shareholder that has a lower cost average than the current price deserves every single penny they risked and earned.
Having said all of that, where on earth do you think or see or assume that my cost average has anything to do with the questions I ask of the company or how that affects the tenacity with which I continue to perform my due diligence with regards to this investment? If anything, having a position of profit gives me far greater incentive to protect those profits. Go back and read my posts. I probably don't share more than 25% of my due diligence on this board so where could you possibly get the misguided opinion that I'm "not asking what is going on in Medinahland?" I'm always asking, finding and figuring out what is going on in Medinahland...as all diligent shareholders should be. It sounds like you're looking for some kind of Ted Koppel "Aha moment" with Medinah. I hate to disappoint you, but you're probably not going to get one.
Again I ask with all respect, don't you ask yourself why are things the same, but only a year or two later?
Why can't JJ close a deal?
Maybe he will come through in the end, but the process would have been truly excruciatingly tedious. I have had some friends in this stock who finally have had to take a tremendous loss and close this chapter.
Sorry, I think this is a legitimate question to put to any shareholder, not just you.
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