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Tintina Mines Ltd V.TTS

Alternate Symbol(s):  TNNTF

Tintina Mines Limited is a junior mining company. The Company focuses on the acquisition, exploration and development of base and precious metals properties in Canada and Chile. Its principal assets include the Red Mountain molybdenum deposits located in the Whitehorse Mining District in Yukon and the Watson Lake project in the southeastern of the Yukon Territory. The Watson Lake Project is located in the southeastern of the Yukon Territory, approximately 225 kilometers east of Whitehorse and 180 kilometers northwest of Watson Lake. Watson Lake Project comprises 11 claims, which form a contiguous block of approximately 228 hectares. It also holds approximately 22,819 hectares across five different properties in Chile, with the flagship property being the Domeyko Sulfuros project in Northern Chile. It also holds interest in Wark Township, which consists of 159 acres (approximately 64 hectares) of patented mineral rights located in Wark Township, northeastern Ontario.


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Post by silverbugme1on May 16, 2007 10:51am
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Post# 12789048

Tighty held

Tighty held You are perfectly right. The Red Mountain project is as interesting as any other project but the president controls about 60% of the shares or about 16MM of 26MM O/S, the actual shareholders are neither buyers nor sellers and it is difficult to attract new buyers with so small volume traded everyday. No institutional follow up. I remember however that this stock went from 0.50 to 7.00 in 1994 I think with pretty good volume. Don't forget too that this stock was at 0.18 last December and went to 0.75 not long ago with no news except for the release of the annual report on sedar at the end of April. So I would not be surprised to see it at much higher price with little volume and at that time to see that some very interesting projects are under way. If just one institution was interested by some private placement in Tintina, it would be a 2 or 3 dollar stock in my opinion. JH
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