Replies to post #36065 on DD Support Board and Research Team

[sunspotter]

And it's allegedly a Confidentiality Agreement, which if true could be due to a misguided PA, secretary or clerk from the target company being persuaded to send out a pro forma CA in response to a telephone enquiry from a Southridge minion.

Incredible.

[janice shell]

This really stinks to high heaven.

[BillEvans80]

is please to announce that it has signed a Confidentiality Agreement (CA) with a major NYSE listed gold mining company regarding both the Cinco Minas and Gran Cabrera properties

Anouncing the signing of a Confidentiality Agreement. Doesn't sound very confidential to me.

[CGardener]

A CA is the big news? LOL. Makes you wonder what the other "preliminary" docs they signed earlier - since you don't get much more preliminary than a CA. Big companies active in M&A sign scores of them in a year - and unless there's some "exclusivity" provision (which I'm sure they would have flogged in the PR if there was one), it's nothing more than a precursor to due diligence.

If PRs and 8-Ks announcing signed CAs became the norm in the corporate world, PRNewswire and EDGAR would collapse under the weight.