Replies to post #13803 on Franklin Mining, Inc. (FMNJ)

[tzan]

I too appreciate the candor of the company and if what they
say leads to future profits to the shareholders, that is all
one can ask for.

[sortagreen]

I for one appreciate the candor the company has in explaining their business plans to the shareholders who after all are the true owners of this company

Candor? Usually candor implies "honesty," "forthrightness" the act of discussing sometimes unpleasant facts frankly... This is more like endless chatter... The shareholders are actually looking for production, not a play by play analysis every time a new brand of coffee is selected for the board room.

The company seems to have a lot of serious prospects, yet they act more like a stock-manipulating scam than a serious enterprise.

If there are $2.2 billion in the ground at Cerro Rico then FMNJ has ~$1 billion there. What is the cost of mining that? Why no candor there? Surely there are some internal NPV figures. Why are we constantly treated to personnel discussions and coffee selection analysis. Where's the beef?

Before you start with the "go elsewhere if you don't like it," let me respond with "bite me, pimp," and we can dispense with all the (un)pleasantries at once. Meanwhile Tony called it just right. The PR came out right on his cue, and contained absolutely nothing we could use... just as he predicted.