As an aside, you claim you have have lost 70% of your investment. Fact: on April 10, 2023 the share price was $7.13. On April 10, 2023 and ever since your first post on January 16, 2023, you have done nothing but disparage the company and complained about the share price. Did you sell when you had a chance to exit at $7.13 on April 10, 2023 because you were so unhappy with the share price? Not according to you. You have stated you have never sold a single share. Take a look at what you posted on April 10, 2023 below. And why didn't you sell on April 10, 2023 or since your first post on 1/16/23 if you were so concerned about the share price? Because there's a very good chance, maybe just maybe, your not even a shareholder and your real agenda on this message board is to sow discontent and misinformation in an attempt to derail the project much like LCP has been trying to do for the last 11 years. Conclusion? Neither of you will succeed at stopping this project and if I were to bet, in my opinion from all available information to date, the project will get financed and both of you will be proven wrong. And if it turns out you are an investor, you had multiple opportunities to exit investing in NB at more than double the current share price but you didn't, so you have nobody to blame but yourself.
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Re: Research&Hope post# 93933
Monday, April 10, 2023 11:07:05 PM
Post# of 107244
Careful what you wish for. Yorkville plan B is what plan B is to a developing fetus. Yorkville is a Great White shark compared to the nurse shark that Lind was to Niocorp investors. Convertible loans are notoriously known for destroying a company’s share price because they will drive the share price down, convert the amount of money owed to them at a low share price, sell and repeat the process over until the stock is worthless. It’s a win, win, win for them. It should be illegal.
I can not understand why management continues to do business with the dregs of Wall Street.