Replies to post #62913 on Copper King Mining Corporation fka CPRKQ

[richard the Realtor]

I don't know what the cost are per week with the skeleton crew on and what not. But I can't imagine there will much more dilution than we saw last week. And if we don't see any this afternoon. We just may make some movement north the next few days.

[RS500]

RD good point you make, day 26 (and counting) the mill has been down and not a single word as to any progress, all we know is what Candy B told us, if she can tell us I would have thought that a shareholders note would be possible.
Apparently not.

[Johnny4profits]

AMAZING........

I find that AMAZING better depicts my sentiments today as I struggle to remember something about visions of lollipops and the MILFORD MIRACLE.

As you say, again we are in the dark. Charles Moskowitz has disappeared from investor radar as have recent commitments to NOTES and transparency.

So here we all sit, most all in the RED, and we have absolutely no input. This is somewhat difficult to fathom as we sit on vast riches with millions and millions of dollars invested in infrastructure and operating expenses and some possible debt payment and a labor force on unemployment. Most likely those laid off are doing better on unemployment than they were doing prior to being hired on. We can only hope.

Some may recall that I was recently critical of going around to back doors for information when we had an investor relations man and new management intent on transparency. Well clearly I was wrong to have thought that Copper King was stepping into a new era. Now I'd dearly love to see back door information from Marcus Southworth to a visual observation report from the front gates, talk from the local tavern, something.

Maybe AMAZING isn't quite accurate either. Maybe we have slid from the MILFORD MIRACLE to PATHETIC.

Some good information must be forthcoming. Either that or we have been set up and milked all the way to BK........

I'll still JUST SHOW UP. But this investment has a way of bringing me down from time to time. It's painful and PATHETIC from the home office.

I certainly hope that the view is better from inside the operations.

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