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Somebody is cashing out

[Reallitycheck]

Well well well. While Canadian shareholders including those die hard supporters on ceo.ca had to put up with trading halt today and maybe for good someone in Frankfurt was able to sell over 1M shares at €.02 a piece for a total of roughly C$30K, not bad under the circumstances. Could this be @hagen the ice cream man daz on ceo.ca running for hills. He was such a staunch supporter believing in Kirk and that clown @Slackview ...

[PitchinPennies]

The stench on this is overpowering, even at a distance of 6,635 km. So, the trading halt on a half-cent stock in Canada prompts someone in Germany to buy a million shares at a premium of six times the last CSE closing price -- while a halt is in place in Canada? Listen to your friend Hagen, though. He's as puzzled as anyone, though whistling a happy tune. Die Eiscreme vuddn't melt in mein

[Reallitycheck]

I remember someone or more than one clown on ceo.ca calling those Germans smart traders. Guess they're. 

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Pressed the post button too quickly. To clarify my earlier post the price at the time I checked the board was €.002 not €.02 thus making the entire trade of 1.06M shares at the time worth €2K which is about C$3K not C$30K. And now that they've updated the board to show 1.333M shares traded at €.003 for a total of €4K or about C$6K. Still better than zero. Sorry for creating all this excitement

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Pressed the post button too quickly. To clarify my earlier post the price at the time I checked the board was @.002 not @.02 thus making the entire trade of 1.06M shares at the time worth @2K which is about C$3K not C$30K. And now that they@ve updated the board to show 1.333M shares traded at @.003 for a total of @4K or about C$6K. Still better than zero. Sorry for creating all this excitement.@

[PitchinPennies]

Easy enough to get confused with all these high-finance numbers flying around, RC. I mean, one-fifth of a Euro Cent per share! Put 50,000 or 60,000 of those shares together and you'll have nearly enough to buy a plate of meatballs for lunch at IKEA. One-fifth of a Euro Cent. Bernard Baruch himself would have required an agent and an interpreter to hand that kind of transaction.