Post by
WDriscoll on Nov 14, 2016 3:53pm
Nice article with positive analysis of FEED study.
Below is the link to an article that I found to be pretty informative on their analysis of the FEED study and what it means moving forward when compared to other graphite companies. Compared our company to the "tortoise and the hare" which I found to be an accurate analogy...I just wish our share price was able to keep up with the multiple "Hare" graphite companies out there that are not at the same stage as ENZR is. I am going to reserve my "no" vote on the reverse split until
the week of the proxy vote deadline to hopefully see that a deal has been sealed to build the mine and our share price has risen to a respectable level that would get our company out of the "penny stock" range if the reverse split goes forward. Until a deal is sealed it is a cart-before-the-horse company and I won't back a dilution of that magnitude. Thoughts?
https://investorintel.com/technology-metals-intel/energizer-demonstrating-the-way-to-go/
Comment by
riverrock on Nov 14, 2016 5:56pm
Thank you WDriscoll, based on the data in your post, I decided not to place my vote in the mail. I will wait and probably vote online at a latter date.
Comment by
WB68102356 on Nov 15, 2016 1:33am
Caution should be exercised with these promotional articles. This one reads like it was written by management. Companies pay for these pieces. Best decision criteria are actual past performance or otherwise of the stock and management. WB
Comment by
WB68102356 on Nov 15, 2016 2:20am
Check out these articles - same author: From early September this year: https://investorintel.com/technology-intel/energizer-powering-up/ From April 2014: https://investorintel.com/technology-metals-intel/energizer-charging-next-phase/ Sound familiar? I prefer actual track record over 'promo' articles. WB
Comment by
StoogeNo4 on Nov 16, 2016 11:19am
WDriscoll, Schler crashed the share price right after the 'Tesla' pump by financing a significant sum with a shady company (according to another member of management). The financing term price was well below the share price prior to the pump. That pattern is long term, repetitive, and provable. We'll see what happens in December...