Post by
ekim on Jan 18, 2017 3:20pm
Done and Done
Public institutional investment in PGD is officially at an all time low.
I suspected AGF sold off its final shares...but that has now been confirmed.
Public institutional ownership equals = 0%
It can't get any lower then that unless public institutions take to shorting PGD shares.
LONG...PGD
EKIM
Comment by
griefman on Jan 18, 2017 3:56pm
Mike, what can one infer from that realization? What kind of signal could that be presenting?
Comment by
griefman on Jan 18, 2017 5:39pm
Yikes Mike, quite the ear scratching scripted history lesson and deep philosophy in your response. Might die, might not...Oh, now I know what the 1 of 2 things Cudjo has been spouting forever it seems. Oy, I'll take only one...life. Makes you wonder outside of our little forum if anyone knows anything about Chidliak, which of course is ridiculous, right?
Comment by
Silverwhere on Jan 18, 2017 5:40pm
mill . . . you must have an answer as to why PGD has no institutional support. Is it because the F Bros own too much of this sweet pie and that scares them away . . . . leaving only us retail gamblers?
Comment by
northmark on Jan 18, 2017 7:37pm
" I no longer had confidence that the interests of PGD's major shareholders were aligned with those of minority shareholders." JK
Comment by
mill44 on Jan 18, 2017 9:15pm
It's one thing to take bigger risks with your money and another with clients'. You need to be able to trust management in order to fork over millions.
Comment by
griefman on Jan 18, 2017 11:11pm
I kind of wonder why JK had any confidence at any time with PGDs major SH's to look after the "little" guy considering the track record of Robert F., who obviously only cares about his wallet and has a small conscious IMHO. But, I guess one can still make a nice little profit in the end if you play your cards right.
Comment by
mill44 on Jan 18, 2017 4:04pm
I always thought that the Friedlands are more of a detterent than advantage in our case. As long as there is a threat of more of the same no one is going to risk investing in PGD. We need a third party to counter their influence to realize any of the project's potential.