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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Callinan Royalties Corporation CCNMF

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Callinan Royalties Corporation > Callinan: What's not to like ?
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Post by Harpoon33 on Feb 19, 2014 4:17pm

Callinan: What's not to like ?

1. Highly qualified new directors wanting to maintain the management status- quo.
2. Highly qualified dissident group wanting to throw them out.
3. Each wanting to increase their share position.
4. Management states that they intend to reduce excessive high overhead.
5. The company has no debt, revenue, money in the bank and pays a dividend.
6. The litigation against HudBay looks like an easy win...missing documents.  Does HudBay have a shredder?
7. The company is buying back under-valued stock.
8. One of the company's investments appears to be a success.
9. The company has decided not to list on Toronto...Why? Only God and Mr. Butler know.
10. The company could be a takeover target, not just by HudBay.  Check the credentials and the connections of the company tha thas bought a substantial position in Callinan.
Comment by perky38 on Mar 29, 2014 11:52pm
Why a royalty company vice a mining company, more upside in a mining company....... yes/no? I see the guarantee, of the NSR  and less risk as you are spread out with lots of companies NSRs, so you are not relying on one mine. But, what happens when interest rates go up?, the cost of money goes up, so they are exposed to interest rate risk, people borrow less when you have high rates.   ...more  
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