Cline Mining Corporation T.CMK

NEWS

[shane117]

I can't believe it but I actually got through to Management!!! I called the Cline office and got put through to Dennis Marz. I now have his cell number and can call him anytime. Dennis stated that there is no reason for the sell off lately. To date, they have 6 miners (not all continuous) and 3 super sections. The original 20,000 tons of coal had to be sold as thermal. They have an additional 70,000 tons of coal mined and anticipate another 10,000 by the end of the month. They had a delay with the railway (insurance) but has now been sorted out. I asked about year end production targets and he said that it all depends on the market. If the prices of coal are too low then they may not produce as much. They are in training mode for the workers but says that everything is looking positive. I told him to tell Senior management that they need to put out more information and increase communication because we have all lost respect and faith in management. he said that he will pass it onto the CEO.

[ark88]

OMG. Shane has posted something informative other than his usual one line profanity. ;-) This is yet another indicator that we may have hit bottom. Shane, thanks for the posting. Cheers.

[ark88]

I'll bet a dozen Timbits that they will pull the wall at 1.15.   Market-By-Price REALTIME Time # Size  Bid 11:17 42 83700  1.13 11:10 26 94800  1

[miner8740]

it sounds like they may curtailed productions if the price is not right, does this mean care and mtc, shane please explained based on your discussions with sentor management

[ckstar83]

anyone who believes this shane guy is an idiot, im sorry to say, i forgot the other's posters name, think it was godman, stating he had ken bate's numbers and can call him anytime, and gave him productijon updates.......that turned out to be completely false, plus how can mraz give you all that information freely, im calling this shane guy a liar..........pure lies............   post

[shane117]

Okay ckstar you big mouth. Dennis Marz office number is 719-845-8400 ext 332 and his cell is 509-995-2408.  Also to add, I asked about contracts and he said that the CEO has that info. I forgot to ask if they need more money. Perhaps one of you can call and share the answer with the board.

[Misbah1]

Thanks for positing Shane.... Its great!!!! LESSON LEARN PLEASE ............. DONT SELL IN PANIC ..... DONT SELL IF OTHERS ARE SELLING..... SELL AFTER HAVING YOUR DUE DILIGENCE   Good luck All.... Misbah  

[shane117]

Who's the idiot now........

[shane117]

Who's the idiot now........

[ckstar83]

my apologies shane, i was wrong,

[j0n3s]

ckstar: Kudos.  Great to see someone not afraid to be wrong and man up for it.    :-)

[shane117]

Thanks. I may rant and rave on here but Ihave never lied about any news I have recieved from management over the past 2 years.

[miner666]

Mishbah, your Karma is constently running over by Dogma!

[ckstar83]

yeah i remeber your posts from mid 2011 saying you talk to bates and everything, i remember your so called "chats" with him.

[shane117]

I'm done. I give in. I surrender. When I get info inthe future I will not post it.

[miner666]

Cmon Shane!  In the words of wisdom form former Apple executive Guy Kawasaki, "Don't let the bozo's get you down!"  Turn that frown upside down.

[mr1derful]

Shane, I give you credit for calling Cline management and I don't believe that you are lying. If anybody doesn't believe Shane then they should call Dennis themselves. To call Shane a liar within calling yourself is unjustified. The interesting part of the conversation was that you mentioned the first coal mined was thermal. I wonder what the actual quality of the coal is? Also, who is

[shane117]

mr1derful, I think you may have hit the nail on the head. I asked Dennis if they are on target to reach the anticipated 1.7 mmt and he said thatit all depends on the market price of coal. That answer tells me that they MAY be getting close to slowing production if the price of coal softens even more. The good thing is that I have heard that the price of coal in anicipated to go up in the 2nd half