RE:RE:DonwaanDonwaan ...
Appreciate the very thoughtful post. I started posting for several reasons
i) Be the first CEO to actually post and be fully available; and not afraid to answer legit questions
ii) Address posts that are legally defamatory, which have occured from time to time, via a warning from me versus me paying $2,500 and getting a court order exposing the "real poster" and consequence to that poster.
iii) Provide content to the folks who do not post accurate information.
Regarding my post on the 99.9%. I was told by Luis directly from the FOMB (whose legal counsel used to be our GRB legal counsel in PR) that it was 100% for last Thursday or Friday.
I did state that to friends about the 100%. They know the risks, bought up to $2.60 on Friday and have the big bids today in the 2.03 to 2.06 range and buying today up to $2.25. They understand the reliability game of PR but trust me. Instead of just telling a select group of 100%, I mentioned 99.9% this SH group.
The issue is when I say nothing on SH, other shareholder do speak with me on the phone or by email and some make posts themselves on what I did not say. It becomes problematic.
Think Tesla. Everyone has an opinion, the stock has burned most everyone that was not long and yet there are folks that are correct in that the share price is not tied to the company's abysmal junk debt rating, as the company really does not make true net profits, save an except the very rare quarter.
My point here is we live in a world of information, and everyone wants lots of answers from managment daily, and I chose not to go back to the world where company insiders are not available for hard and detailed answers.
Having said that, in the future when I pass on information via an answer to a question, I will intentional leave out the % even if my source says 100% or 10%. I'll just say what the lawyers and their sources are reporting back.
I did tell folks things were moving along nicely when we were at 60 cents a few months ago and nothing has changed to the negative with any of our assets. The emotions here IMHO are people's expectations on when they can make another buck on a trade. Long term investors for the most part are not the majority of posters, and when they do post, its usually polite.
Keep in perspective that we compete against other companies on the TSXV for attention, and both factually and historically mining deals have a 1 in 1,000 success ratio, biomed at 1 in 100 and Cannabis at 1 in 100 if not more. Infrastructure assets like GRB only mature with time and yes, Warren Buffet was right in that "short term trading is a voting machine and long term investing is a value machine." You pick your place.
For full disclosure my friends have those big back bids and buying now, so folks do buy when they feel the drama is playing in their hands. I do the work, and report what I hear. Period. I want certainty like everyone else.
Best
JEFF CIACHURSKI
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