Replies to post #15643 on Brookmount Exploration Inc (BMXI)

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You must have an inside connection to Nils because his IR person answers all emails from the company. Since you most likely do, can you tell us, when will the audit filing be announced by the company? The audit has been imminent since 2020, but Covid-19 derailed it. The quarterly numbers are not moving the ticker price much. As a matter of fact, the BMXI ticker has been moving down this year. Surely and undoubtedly you have more information than you are providing on this board. How about giving us some more information on the audit filing? This stock is not going anywhere, without that audit filing and I believe you are aware of that. imho

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WHERE IS THE AUDIT? The heck, with the quarterly reports they are not moving the price of BMXI. BMXI stockholders do not need misdirective cheerleaders. If Nils cannot deliver the audit, it is time to replace him, with someone who can deliver for the shareholders of BMXI. It is that simple. Putting posters on ignore does not negate the fact that the audit has been eluded too many times, but has not become a reality; consequently, posters are relating their frustrations and possible outcomes in a negative fashion. I do not see that as bashing but as probative questions and statements, about the transparency fallacy that the CEO of BMXI keeps espousing but has not deliver over this year to date. The word imminent is tossed around like a cheap suit. All talk and no substance. The quarterly reports have not and will not move the BMXI ticker in a positive direction, until the audit is filed in my humble opinion. As I have stated before, if the CEO of BMXI cannot deliver on his promise to get the audit filed, it is his FIDUCIARY DUTY to resign and let someone else move the company forward.


aimho

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Well, Q3 results are to be released this week accord to MsKitty1. Also, the next CEO call date should be released too. That call should be a doozy, since the imminent audit will most likely be delayed again, and the CEO will most likely talk about mining operations in North America to deflect the pathetic lack of producing an filed audit. I could be pleasantly wrong. Could be right too! Again, the CEO will complain the audit filing is out of his hands, when in fact, the audit filing is actually controlled by the CEO telling the auditor to go ahead and file. Delaying the audit is a lack of fiduciary responsibility to shareholders. The CEO should resign, if he cannot full fill his duty to shareholders regarding the timely and promised manner of filing the audit that he has stated is imminent, yet is out of his hands. Well, if he cannot control his company's audit filing, he should step aside and yet someone else lead BMXI going forward. That is only my humble opinion. The audit should not be delayed because someone needs more investors (money). The shareholders deserve the audit filing and no more delays. Again, in my humble opinion.