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JohnCM

11/10/17 8:22 AM

#505 RE: BAA_Up #504



1.30

We might be onto something.
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JoshuaJames

11/10/17 12:01 PM

#506 RE: BAA_Up #504

Glad that you are well positioned. I sold out last week some 10,000shares because I have seen this senario many many times.
With all the overhead shares to go through, itwill take weeks if not months to form a strong base as it inches up and down within yesterday's range forming the right side of the cup until it finally overcome resistance in the $2.25 area.
I figure most people sold for a tax loss and will adhere to the wash rules and buy after that period.
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JohnCM

11/10/17 5:01 PM

#509 RE: BAA_Up #504

Eldorado Gold Provides an Update on Greek Investments

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, November 9, 2017 /PRNewswire

("Eldorado" or the "Company") (TSX: ELD NYSE: EGO) announces it will move the Skouries development project into care and maintenance. Dialogue has continued with Greece's Ministry of Energy and Environment ("MoE") with respect to the development of the Company's subsidiary Hellas Gold S.A.'s, Kassandra Mine assets in Halkidiki, Northern Greece. However, the MoE has failed to issue the amended Electromechanical Installation permit for the Skouries flotation plant as well as other matters including, but not limited to, the relocation of antiquities at the Skouries site.
The Company has also initiated legal action within the statutory deadline in order to enforce and protect its legal rights. This legal action consists of three lawsuits which have been filed with the Council of State ("CoS"), requesting judicial protection against the Ministry's failure to issue routine installation permits, resulting in unjustifiable delays to the development of the Skouries facilities. Furthermore, the Company has filed with the CoS a petition for non-compliance of the Ministry with a previous decision granted by the CoS.

The Company will re-assess its investment in the Skouries project upon approval and receipt of the required permits, coupled with a supportive government open to discussions regarding the use and implementation of best available technologies.

Olympias Phase I progress on historical tailings cleanup continues and the ramp-up to commercial production at Olympias Phase II during the quarter demonstrate our commitment to high environmental standards and long term partnership with communities as well as our ability to construct and operate mines in Greece. Early indications from exploration drilling at Stratoni to extend the mine life are positive.

George Burns, Eldorado's President and CEO stated, "Although we have made good progress on the Olympias mine, we require the necessary permits and government support prior to investing further in Skouries. As a consequence we are now taking the necessary legal action to enforce the Company's rights while continuing efforts to resolve outstanding matters through ongoing dialogue."