RE:Crux Investor Interviewwell Nick,, to be honest i figured you were being pretty rough on our CEO .
Like you were trying to call him down onto the carpet for a bunch of things that were not his fault in any way like when you told him 10 years is a long time and why did they not have more to show for his efforts when in fact,as he correctly stated the price of uranium was in the tank since mid 2016 and has just recently returned to the 34$ range.
You ought to know that it is pretty difficult to garner much interest in any sector when it is out of favor.
Also. i do not meant to be too harsh on you either because i understand that you probably believe it is your job to ask the tough questions on behalf of the inverstors but really, a lot of us do undertand the situation and even though we may not be too happy about it we can have some empathy for the companies and managers who are trying to do their best to keep afloat during the tough times and he deserves credit for that.
From what i can see of him he seems like a real down to earh kind of guy and i believe him to be a good and honest man.
One BIG factor for consideration Nick, is the actual trading environment in Canada and especially on the TSX-V where in 1012 IIROC changed the policy from only allowing a stock to be shorted on an uptick to allowing it to be shorted at anytime.That market has performed horribly since that time. Back in 2012 it was at about 1300 and has been in a steady decline ever since, and today it's at 536 (C-VIJX)
This has made share valuations get pressed down very badly and investors to stay out if the mining sector as a whole because almost each time they invest in a company that shows promise the sp gets pushed down by shorters as soon as any positive news comes out and a lot of shorters are not even covered (naked) because of international regs that give them access to our exchanges here too.
So it is not always the fault of a manager or ceo for not being able to advance projects like they woukld like to do but rather it is often outside contributing factors over which they do not have control.
In the case of CVV i believe that Peter Dasler is doing as good of a job as could reasonably be expected and a lot better then many others would have been able to do.
This is my personaly opinions of course and i do not know Peter at all. But when watching the interview i could see he was doing his best to answer your questions even though i am sure he felt you were slugging on him pretty hard. So i gained respect for Peter for standing up as best he could and being accountable as best as he could too,
Ok!,, so there!,, you asked for some feedback... now you have some ! :-)
take care..
gs2
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