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Comment by OilSandSamon Jul 09, 2007 2:49am
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RE: News/ otcmoonbound

RE: News/ otcmoonbound3 mil. dollars @ .40cent shares equals 7.5 millon shares. Then we gave them the right to convert a 1.5 mil. line of credit we have with them into .40 cent shares, equals 3.75 million shares. 7.5 million + 3.75 million equals 11.25 million shares, not 18 million. A more important note would be zero warrants associated with this deal, and the shares are sitting in what one would consider to be the most strongest of hands. The share structure has not been sacrificed on the alter of the "divine brokerage house". No fees, no warrants, just a good strong partner that is there when we need them. Just like we were there to give them our drill when they wanted it (but paid for on their dime). Now we were most recently down around the .44 cent mark and are now hovering just under .50 cents. Under the circumstances, this kind of cash call is our management being able to work miracles and saving us from a future warrant overhang. It was inevitable that we had to raise cash before the mine could pay out the money we needed, the last 1/4 report would have told you that. The only way we could have gotten a better deal is if the PM sector was to have already turned around, but it hasn't yet....so that leaves this deal, as what I see to be, the best around. For a deal that had to be done now, Karl did a great job. My opinion.
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