RE: RE: IR response...Retirnow,
Your explanation on how you got 70 ignores is perhaps the most honest thing I have read on these sites. I respect you for that.
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As for your contention that the inevitable collapse of the Greek economy will effect the price of gold and CAN's shares, I see that prospect in the opposite way you see it i.e. the price of gold will go up, not down, as a result. May I add that I have absolutely no energy to debate/convince anyone of the same.
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Perhaps you are justified in labeling me a 'pumper'. However, if you have a second, check the records here. I got into CAN at 45 cents last year. When I was saying that CAN was worth $6.00 last year, I got people calling me a pumper then too. After that, all the major mutual funds in Canada bought CAN at $5.40. Let me remind you all that when these mutual funds provide new financing, they demand a 15% discount on the current stock price and get it.
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I will make the effort to convince those who are not sure, that CAN is being heavily shorted by one group. The company management on the other hand, continues to confirm and expand the deposits on site. However, the invested money is yours. The uncomfortable/scared investor here has the opportunity of selling and investing elsewhere, and especially where the other company's management is proving its gold deposits AND the stock price is going up.
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I hope the above makes sense. I have been faced with the task of consuming a barrel of banana beer and warthog today. Warthog, imagine eating a roasted pig with no fat at all.