A lot of mud being posted on both boards, but the facts are:
"1. Richard received 44 million shares from the sale of LP! (NOT TRUE) Nothing factually official has ever been presented.
2. Richard has dumped nearly all of his 44 million PTQ shares! (NOT TRUE) Nothing factually official has ever been presented.
3. Management has sold their shares and not longer has a vested interest in the company! (NOT TRUE)
4. Production has stopped for several weeks at Molejon! (NOT TRUE)
5. Negotiations have stopped with FQM and the company is bankrupt! (NOT TRUE)
6. An insider has sold almost a million shares! (NOT TRUE) Canadian Insider totally wrong, name the person!
7. LP has been lost in Spain! (NOT TRUE) Just an interview with a local entity that was rebuffed the next day by Mayor saying PTQ BOD was acting diligently.
And on and on it goes. Then comes the complaint that the company is not communicating and responding to these absurdities. Why should they, since on the face of it they are not true? Then comes the stupid declarative statements. PTQ is done!! Stock is going to $0.10! All hope is lost, we are done! FQM will take our assets for pennies on the dollar! There is no more gold! etc., etc..
Meanwhile things continue according to a reasonable plan under the sector circumstances we find ourselves caught up in today.
Everything is moving according to plan in an orderly manner. Large stockholders and serious investors are well informed and soon
all will know the results of management's efforts to protect the stockholder value. Some who listened to the hysterical clamoring
of the ignorant and uninformed will see that they missed the ship and will be even more bitter than they are now. Those who did
not maintain their percentage of the company and average down when they could will lose. But then, that is the way it usually happens. Those who acted with prudence responding to actual fact will make money as they always do in such endeavors.
So now it is time for the final football game and the start of a new month that should be very good for those of us who stuck it
out and had faith in our team. Considering all the mud slinging during the month our share price held up pretty well!!"
