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CANDORADO OPERATING CO V.CDO



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Post by wildman2on Jan 22, 2011 9:27pm
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Absurd Overreaction

Absurd OverreactionSome of the posts here are completely and utterly absurd.

The resources in the ground remain the same no matter how big the share count.

A stock split does not change the intrinsic value of the company.

You'd think they had some driling results and found some dust and some tumbleweeds.

the CEO needed an excuse for the fianncing not coming in so he found one.  I don't agree, but the intrinsic value of the co. remains the same.
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