Rover Critical Minerals Corp. V.ROVR

Forester...are you for real?

[Microcapmetals]

Just forget the assays? The company drilled cabin,  there was core to assay. Where are they or better yet, where is company news release explaining where they are? There are rules that a public company must adhere to. You cannot just ignore and move on, as you say, they have a duty to shareholders.

[fordster]

So they were drilled (perhaps) ....it costs a lot more money to get them assayed. Money that would have been needed to change their business model....Call them and ask them. I'm simply making an educated guess....but for me it's a non-issue: I trust the team as they own a high grade lithium claim just out of Las Vegas that located with everything needed to move balls to the walls a head

[Microcapmetals]

It's an issue because shareholders have the right to see an official news release as to what happened to the cabin drill assays.  I bet the exchange would be all over this misleading Kaos.   Chasing the next thing, does not excuse any company from finalizing and disseminating the "old thing" that they touted for years. I smell something very stinky here!

[fordster]

Not doing the assays is not misleading....I'm assuming that is what happened as Rover wouldnt break any laws. Like I said before, for me, it's on the back burner. I follow the team...said it over and over.... I'm good. Latest analyst reports validate EVs are going to rip: Im right where I want to be.

[geolith]

Micro is right.  It's not about assaying or not assaying, it's about informing the owners of the company, the shareholders of what management and select shareholders might know.  Was the drilling done?  What was encountered?  Was it assayed?  IIROC may consider this material. CIM Best Practices certainly does. Public disclosure should be made as soon as possible

[amxjavelin]

Hey wheres a map of where the lithium claims are in relation to the big boys 

[yureja42]

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