RE: Dong Diego thinks he is holding all the cards.Greed is why we're in the markets, you simpleton a$$ clown!
As expected, Antoninus is pulling the same stunt he has for the last year - talks real big, challenges, but then disappears when any of the posters he mentioned actually challenge him.
He is a pathetic basher, and so are you, Dong. Do you think your dopey name give you latin street-cred or something? Guys like you emerge when the fear is the greatest, to ring every last cent out of that stock price.
Guess what, Dong? Volume has dried up, and there is a concerted effort by investors and our companies to get clarification out of Ecuador - this can be expect at any time.
For those interested in venting here are the Emails and form letters to our elected officials.
Canadian Embassy in Ecuador -
quito@international.gc.ca
To whom it may concern,
I am a concerned Canadian taxpayer that has invested in a Canadian Company working in Ecuador. I feel this company (Aurelian Resources) has been treated unjustly. I feel that the new mining mandate is possibly a land grab piece of legislation. Aurelian has been a company that has invested in Ecuador. They have contributed to many community projects, schools, hospitals to name a few. They also employ over 400 people of Ecuador. They have legally paid for and worked their mining concessions. To be grouped with individuals and other companies that are behind on payments or leaving land sit idle is an injustice. I would appreciate a response to clarify the position of the Canadian Embassy in Ecuador in regards to this new legislation. I would also appreciate information as to what the Canadian Embassy plans to do to help rectify this problem. A company from Ecuador working in Canada would never be treated so unfairly.
Minister of International Trade
https://www.pch.gc.ca/pc-ch/min/emers...
pm@pm.gc.ca
PM Steven Harper
Dear, Prime Minister Harper.
As an investor in AURELIAN RESOURCES INC I wish to express my deep concern over recent treatment of AURELIAN RESOURCES and it's investors ? the majority of them being Canadians. The recent actions taken at the hands of the Government of Ecuador, specifically the proposed seizure of concessions without compensation and a maximum 180 day work stoppage while the Government decides to nationalize all or part of it's nascent mining sector. A sector given a huge lift by the many Canadian Junior Resources Companies and their investors who pour money into exploration and development helping to create jobs and a mining industry where in a countrylacking in both. Monies which are taxable back here in Canada as Capital gains or Losses. While I realize investing is a buyer beware game OUR Canadian companies as of 2006 accounted for the largest investors in Ecuador's extractive sector which attracted 94% of the country's Foreign Direct Investment. It's allot to ask, but a tap on the shoulder here may help restore a larger economic perspective to help benefit both nations revenues and industries.
Sincerely,
pm@pm.gc.ca
PM Steven Harper