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Seabridge Gold Inc T.SEA

Alternate Symbol(s):  SA

Seabridge Gold Inc. is a Canada-based company, which is engaged in the acquisition and exploration of gold properties located in North America. The Company’s projects include Kerr-Sulphurets-Mitchell (KSM), Courageous Lake, 3 Aces, Iskut and Snowstorm. The KSM Project comprises four discrete claim blocks, including KSM claims, Seabee claims, Tina claims and Treaty Creek Switching Station claims. The Courageous Lake Property is approximately 240 kilometers (km) northeast of Yellowknife NWT, Canada. It is situated along the shores of Mathews Lake, between the larger Courageous Lake to the north and MacKay Lake to the south. The 3 Aces property consists of 1,536 Yukon Quartz Mining claims covering an area of approximately 31,400 hectares. The Iskut Property is a contiguous block of mineral claims covering 22,238 hectares. The Snowstorm Project includes 964 unpatented lode mining claims, roughly 2,245 hectares of leased private land.


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Post by tinyjon Jun 16, 2010 3:23pm
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Post# 17195010

WHAT THE? SEA.NV

WHAT THE? SEA.NVCrazy and scary how ETF's work sometimes.  For example, the people who were bullish on the shipping industry a couple months ago and decided to buy SEA (the Claymore Global Shipping ETF) got screwed!  Due to Claymore being acquired by Guggenheim in October of last year, Claymore closes the SEA fund/etf and pulls it off the NYSE in late April of this year at around $16.00 per unit.  Then just over a month later Claymore opens another shipping ETF under the same symbol, SEA (now called 'Claymore Shipping'), priced at around $26.00 per unit.  What the heck is up with that!  That's just highway robbery.  Would love to get people's opinions on this as to wether they think this was fare to the old unit holders of SEA.
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