CVW CleanTech Inc V.CVW

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[Bub2014]

Bubbs here. Watching SP hold solid, future looks bright. Question, ok high level CVW has a solid extraction process focused on froth tailings. Collaboration with CNRL May be imminent? I don't know. Excellent. What I have never thought of is this process transferable to other industrial waste streams. Of course with a lot of modifications, but just a thought. Looking forward to a great year. This traded in high $2 a long time ago with 10 years of development to go. By the looks of volume, everyone is locked in, I don't have level II but I bet the shares available are minimal. Bubbs.

[Robsopinion]

Robs here also :) CNLR? do you mean CNQ? If so, don't forget about TECK, they own Fort Hills jointly. I've done incredibly well on all 3. In fact my 320% return on CVW is the lowest of the 3. A perfect little love triangle!

[Bub2014]

Thanks Rob. Yes, Canadian Natural Resources, I am sure everyone who read my post knew what company I was referencing,  don't patronize me please. Didn't you post a month or 3 ago you didn't average down in in the years that  TIC SP bounced around? Now your up? I'm confused. Bubbs. 

[Robsopinion]

Hey Bub, Was not trying to patronize at all, was honestly looking to confirm the company you were talking about. Often on these boards I learn about new, connected companies that I had not heard about previously. I first bought into this company about a decade ago, for just over $1.00. I sold some around $1.40, bought somemore back at $1.05 or so. Then in the depths of the Covid melt down I picked

[Bub2014]

Thanks Rob. No problem.  Breaking news on oil and gas emission reductions coming into effect. That's what needed to happen here. I hope we see news very soon. I'm not selling on this down turn. Bubbs. 

[ArvidMcFly]

I had thought the same thing, like maybe nickel, lithium or some of the other ores/minerals that need to be separated. But it's not like there will be a shortage of oil sands material to work with. They could shut all the sites down in northern Alberta and there would still be 20 years of activity just dealing with the tailings ponds.