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RE: RE: RE: RE: Who is this Curvature tool?

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lol, that would frustrate me to see the responses and not the original post.  Its too bad because I am quite thirsty for some legitimate criticisms about the company and also my posts in case I am way off in my analysis.  I thought we might be able to have a lively debate and perhaps all of us learn a thing or two.  Curvature's most recent contribution was that I have a pointy head.  (Not that I am aware of, although I admit to a small balding spot at the back of my hair, which I am generally able to avoid seeing unless I am surrounded by mirrors on all four sides.)  And apparently my fees are too high.  What lawyer's fees aren't?  He is scared by the fact that I am a family law lawyer.   All this from my posts, which I attempt to create with sincerity and some degree of humility.  So while I may not put him on ignore, I will try not to provoke this kind of nonsense which clutters up the board for others here.  I guess I have been spoiled by all the other posts here.  Even when we disagree we have always been civil with one another.  I would perhaps overlook all of the rudeness if there was something of substance in the posts, but I honestly cannot discern anything of value from his recent posts.  Yes we need money to build the mine, and yes money does not come for free.  Of course.  And beyond that, his comments are simply wrong and unsupportable.  I stand by the comments that started this in the first place, that is, if you do some number crunching (which Curvature does not offer to do) a five dollar valuation is supportable right now.  Would I pay five dollars for a VTR share at the moment.  Of course not, I would pay no more than 33 cents at the moment, because that is what the shares are selling for.   Its always nice to be on the side of the market, so good for you, Curvature, the market says VTR shares are not worth much and so you are bang on.  The more challenging aspect of investing is to locate market inefficiencies.  That is where you make some money.  Curvature offers that he currently owns VTR shares and will sell at 45 cents.  Why 45 cents?  He offers no fundamental or technical basis for the selection of that figure.  If he thinks $5.00 is truly out of reach then he has not had the kinds of experiences I have had in the market place.  I will leave him to his ten or twelve cent gain, and maybe he will move on after that.