Zinc, Silver, Tin and other metals at record prices Dear Suffering Tinka (retail) Share Holders,
a brief review of the London Metal Exchange, Kitco, Bloomberg other sites shows us that zinc price is at a 10 year high, silver is at a 5 - 10 year high, tin price is at a 10 year high. Then the obvious next step is to compare these metal prices to the share price of Tinka....emmm
And well to me it appears that the Executive of Tinka (Dr Graham Carman et al) are also on a 5 year high.
How else can you explain their silence and non management instead of promoting this fantastic mineral resource company? That said I have read and listened to their press and presentations over the past three years and I have been embarassed for them and also myself for being a shareholder.
The sole recent press release was a poorly written description of soil and rock sampling for copper - really ? Are you kidding me, samples from a grass roots afternoon of driving around looking at road cuts are the frigging best they can come up with ? The market has been begging for a logical game plan on how the metals are going to economically mined - and this information to be delveired by an engaged and credible spokesman.
A hope of success for Tinka, before it is a) diluted to near zero to fund more bonuses/salary/expense account and nonesense grab sample costs then b) taken out on the near zero price is to have Dr Carman and the others removed and in their place install CEO/Directors with a track record of financing and developing mines.
The current Management have proven by their out of touch inaction they do not have the skill sets to push Tinka forward.
As another poster to this Bullboard said, Dr Carman et al could not sell (or give) cold beer to men
Red