Sulliden Gold Corporation Ltd T.SUE.WT

Anyone Know what Happend??

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Anyone have any idea what happend??

Cormark is buying at these levels so I think a bottom is in. Just don't get why it would drop. Maybe to scoop up some shares before feasability study. If thats the case I will wait for a double bottom at this level.

House Positions for C:SUE from 20110404 to 20110404

House	Bought	$Val	Ave	Sold	$Val	Ave	Net	$Net
73 Cormark	103,900	183,409	1.765	0			103,900	-183,409
2 RBC	69,500	131,738	1.896	14,500	26,600	1.834	55,000	-105,138
9 BMO Nesbitt	104,240	190,274	1.825	58,600	108,910	1.859	45,640	-81,364
80 National Bank	111,700	203,725	1.824	72,300	133,822	1.851	39,400	-69,903
89 Raymond James	63,600	120,559	1.896	28,700	49,047	1.709	34,900	-71,512
15 UBS	35,000	66,634	1.904	700	1,274	1.82	34,300	-65,360
7 TD Sec	133,200	247,212	1.856	112,645	214,609	1.905	20,555	-32,603
101 Newedge	26,000	48,297	1.858	16,500	31,077	1.883	9,500	-17,220
62 Haywood	8,000	15,280	1.91	0			8,000	-15,280
57 Interactive	2,619	4,863	1.857	0			2,619	-4,863
69 Jordan	2,000	3,720	1.86	0			2,000	-3,720
39 Merrill Lynch	1,200	2,020	1.683	100	174	1.74	1,100	-1,846
81 HSBC	1,100	1,991	1.81	0			1,100	-1,991
36 Latimer	0			66	118	1.788	-66	118
99 Jitney	28,600	53,098	1.857	28,800	52,621	1.827	-200	-477
79 CIBC	172,000	315,825	1.836	175,400	321,387	1.832	-3,400	5,562
5 Penson	0			5,906	10,752	1.821	-5,906	10,752
124 Questrade	500	900	1.80	8,190	15,657	1.912	-7,690	14,757
19 Desjardins	13,391	24,579	1.835	35,119	63,335	1.803	-21,728	38,756
1 Anonymous	198,200	366,324	1.848	223,900	408,763	1.826	-25,700	42,439
85 Scotia	47,160	86,699	1.838	178,960	335,382	1.874	-131,800	248,683
33 Canaccord	19,200	35,119	1.829	180,724	328,738	1.819	-161,524	293,619
TOTAL	1,141,110	2,102,266	1.842	1,141,110	2,102,266	1.842	0	0

[joe2010]

It is most likely the elections in Peru , read the previous posts.I am just going to pick up more shares.Good luck

[Sir_Holler]

FACTBOX-Key political risks to watch in Peru LIMA, April 4 | Mon Apr 4, 2011 11:50am EDT LIMA, April 4 (Reuters) - A tight presidential election, drug violence, strikes by miners and environmental disputes are all points to watch in Peru -- one of the world's fastest-growing economies. HUMALA

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thanks sir holler...based on the article, if it is going to be close, looks like we are going to be in pergetory until june 5th because of the elections. If one of the market friendlys pulls well ahead then maybe we will get let out sooner. Going to watch this one closely.GLTA