Truth- I was not right about Niocorp as I believed like many that the stock was going to be a home run. To be honest, the stock has never been a great investment. The chart tells you all you need to know. I started purchasing the stock when the price was 36 cents pre-merger after researching on the net. That was maybe 2010 or 11. Can't even remember. There has been zero volatility in the share price for many years and only two runs that I can remember. The infamous Tony Orlando sighting on the TSX and the Fox interview. Mark has rang two opening bells and they have been followed by steep drops in the price. For me, the majority of the position was consistent on holding for financing and a windfall to follow. Now it will be either holding not a share or maybe a few shares while the GX scum will make out like bandits and they did nothing to get their shares. I will never understand either how desperate Mark was for capital or why he would sell his loyal shareholders down the river. If they profess honesty and integrity, please let the shareholders know how you missed so badly on the SPAC deal.It was a terrible mistake and has hurt many.
Posters can speculate pro or con where we are headed but management is the one that should have the answers. Come clean now. Mark has gotten his credit money back and his team is well compensated. His shareholder base is another story and it is not good.
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