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MrGoldenRooster

05/16/14 4:23 PM

#19502 RE: mortalmyth #19501

That's really a rather modest amount of dilution, considering it's all taken place during one of the most brutal cyclical bear markets for the PM sector in recent memory. And in spite of all that, the share price has held up amazingly well.

Nice touch with the "reverse split" Boogyman, though. That might even scare a few weak shares out for you on Monday.

unbeREEvable

05/16/14 4:34 PM

#19503 RE: mortalmyth #19501

3-5 years out share demand is what i'm talking about to set the record straight.

Nobody knows for sure what the pog will be by then, but with an average "all in" cost industry wide of about 1200.00 oz. care to guess which way the price will go?

130 million shares is not that large a float for where LODE is heading... reverse split, yea nice try.

TMLonggun

05/16/14 7:22 PM

#19505 RE: mortalmyth #19501

For the record you forgot the million shares they printed in March 2014 and there may have been other shares for land deals in the past that I am missing since they certainly didn't PR the last one. They definitely have a fetish with selling shares at market bottoms. What is LODE's fully diluted share count? If anyone knows the current number let me know. I believe it is getting around 150 M. As I have pointed out before, market cap up, share-price flat/down. We will get to that billion eventually, the question being is it 200m x $5 or 150 x $6.66 (down from the $50-100 share potential this whole saga started with many years ago). I don't think LODE will ever have another RS unless gold stays very low for many years and they are forced to balloon the share-count to an absurd number. 130-200M shares is typical for a junior, let alone a junior producer like LODE. The only thing in my mind that will take LODE below a dollar is less than $15/oz silver, conversely $30 ag would probably put LODE around $3 or more (IMO), regardless of what they do.

It is not set in stone but I agree they will likely need one or two more capital raises to become profitable. If gold and silver go up they can probably do the last one with minimal pain and finally start to throw off some money from the heap.

What about stock options? Once Corrado gets up to the currently unprofitable 40k oz I think it unlocks another big block of shares for him as well. The guy has done quite well for himself (while the rest of us eat cat-food).

The thing that galls me about this the most is that Corrado says there is no dilution. He is even capable of saying this with a straight face.

I have been steadily reorganizing my portfolio away from LODE to higher potential investments over the past couple years, the number of shares I own being proportional to how much I trust management.