CANEXUS CORP 6.5 PCT DEBS T.CUS.DB.D

Thank you Nawar, PM123

[peterm]

Your valuable reassurance, and educated contributions have added more to this board than you will ever know. Please if you leave PMXXX return now and then to add your thoughts. Sorry you have to wade thru all the slander that keeps coming up on this board. I have no where near the money invested in CUS that you do but I have a significant amount for me and hope this company pans out. Regards, Peter

[Nawaralsaadi]

Thank you Peter. It is always pleasure to know that my contributions are of value. We are also indeed blessed to have PM123 join us as a contributor on this board. I am hopeful and optimistic that CUS will prove to be a profitable investment for shareholders buying at current levels.   All the best,   Nawar

[pm1231]

Thanks Peterm, Nawar - happy to contribute....although I will probably stick to writing articles for seekingalpha.com in the future (at least there I get paid for my insights without having to grind my teeth reading some of the posts)...:-) As for Canexus - it was no fluke that pretty much everything we predicted materialized: a) CEO was fired for incompetence - nothing more b) Dividend had

[Nawaralsaadi]

Excellent comments PM123. I think everything that needs to be said has been said. Now, we just have to sit and wait for execution at NATO, the hiring of a new CEO, and the signature of the additional unit train contracts. To answer your question on the length of the contracts, in previous calls, the management indicated that their long term contracts range from 3 years to 5 years. What’s your

[itsalie]

yes thanks guys your post help drown the despersate pleas of the clowns that clIng to the rumors they made up

[pm1231]

Thanks Nawar - so that puts guaranteed cashflow through 2017-2019 potentially....I must have missed that - thanks for the heads up. My profile on SA is  Canadian Small Cap Oped

[Nawaralsaadi]

Thanks PM. I just added you to my follow list. Also here is the exact reference to the contract terms for Q2 CC: Gary L. Kubera "Let’s talk kind of term first. The contracts that we have written and expect to write will generally range in three year to five year terms and be evergreen. Some are expressing interest in longer terms, but three year to five year seems to be the norm right now

[Kherson]

Posted March 13, 2014...LOL...