Nothing has been proven by you or the forum. Opinions are not proof of anything.
What has been proven unequivocally is Southridge's ownership of Cinco Minas and Gran Cabrera. Down in Mexico, parties interested in CM and/or GC are contacting M Davies, CEO of Southridge Enterprises, not BGL, not MSJ, not Navarro or Sanchez or any other party. Information accessed in Mexico connects these two properties to Southridge. This seems clear to me.
I also believe the Company that it was Kinross who initiated the discussions with SRGE. Martin of Kinross contacted Davies, exchanged emails, signed a CA, most likely visited the two properties, signed another agreement. This seems plausible to me.
What this also leads me to believe is that if a major like Kinross initiated contact, other majors could do the same. This also supports the Company's claim that CM and GC are subjects of high interest from other majors. This also makes current/pending discussions with other majors highly likely. If Kinross was talking to SRGE, why would not others.
Then I ask myself why. Simple answer: Cinco and Gran Cabrera must have tremendous potential value. It must be desirable.
The SEC suspension, greysheet trading, and all the noise on the forum cannot change these facts. And because these properties are valuable, a deal will be consummated sooner or later as the suspension or venue change to the greys does not prevent the Company from carrying its day to day business operations nor does it change ownership of these properties in any way.
This is what I believe.
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