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Mr. Zen

11/27/23 5:28 AM

#2876 RE: Ned Billsen #2874

That is typical for pink sheet stocks, who else is going to fund them? Certainly not the National Bank of East Snowshoe.

It cost about $100,000 a year to run a public company, between legal, accountant, filings and office space.
And as a previous CEO of a public company I know for a fact that at least 5 phone calls a week are from finance companies offering a solution to all my problems with a 30% discount to market.

Right now the Unrestricted 103,969,335 is not that bad for a company with a multi multi billion dollar discovery, (if it proves out)

I would expect for the unrestricted to double by the time a buyout offer comes in, that is the gamble with resent discoveries in the mining sector.

Right now the focus should be on... who is the drill team, how many drill rigs are going to be working this site, and how quickly can they get started...if it drags out that would be a red flag, and yes there is more than one red flag around this company, but Harp is the salesman that brings the money in, much as we hate it we need it.

GotAnyChange

11/27/23 12:33 PM

#2878 RE: Ned Billsen #2874

There are law firms that deal strictly with toxic note holders and convertible notes. The company should reach out to one of them. Infact I have one in mind. They have a good record when it comes to prosecution as well.