Post by
Iceshaver on Oct 01, 2012 10:58pm
FACTS AND QUESTIONS
This is based on YNG's most recent financial statement (Filed on SEDAR on March 29, 2012). On page 5 YNG states, " The company incurred a $32.5 million loss from mine operations for the year ended Dec 31, 2011( 2010-$17.0 million)". It also states, "At December 31, 2011 the company had a working capital deficiency of $52.7 million( 2010- $51.7 million) and an accumulated deficit of $358.9 million (2010-$385.3 million)" . These two quotes are direct quotes from that SEDAR Report. How does this relate to some of the reasons we were given for the YNG name change, specifically, " they had to divorce themselves from Yukon Nevada and start fresh as they turned the corner"? Could that possibly mean someone thinks the name change will wipe out the YNG past performance record? Could that possibly happen? What does working capital deficiency mean? Does that relate to day to day operations? What does the term "accumulated deficit" mean? Accumulated over what period of time? These are verbatim quotes easily verified, and I believe they are legitimate questions that deserve specific answers. ICE
Comment by
Chrysler_Kid on Oct 02, 2012 9:24am
solid points ice...cant argue with the facts...yng is a massive money pit...and a highly speculative stock to own...i think its time to start selling my position...