RE:RE:RE:Question about public shares being boughtIf the true intent of those in control is to gain control of the property for pennies on the dollar, at the expense of common shareholders, they will reach a point where 'bad operating decisions' will be made, which result in losses or failures of production. Then will come either a fire sale or bankruptcy.
If I were a heavy investor in NCU (I am not), I would watch closely for signs of this. These constant refinancings, with no real production, but investment in infrastructure (which could be of value to an ultimate operator) could be such a sign.
Watch and see but decide for yourself. There are some hopeless and shameless pumpers/fluffers on here who interpret every bit of news and speculation as something 'positive'. I've never been certain what their end game may be.
I'm just saying be wary. This mine/operator has a long history of over promising and under delivering.