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First Nickel Inc. FNKLF

"First Nickel Inc was incorporated as 2035666 Ontario Inc., under the laws of the Province of Ontario on November 12, 2003. The Company is a Canadian mining company focused on becoming a mid-tier base metal producer through the successful mining, exploration, development and acquisition of opportunities throughout North America."


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Comment by Triggermanon Aug 15, 2008 6:11pm
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Post# 15388860

RE: Earnings going forward

RE: Earnings going forward

   Funny....    no sir , I am not back in at these prices.  I own zero FNI stock today.

   Why?   Because I have never been able to get a strait answer from anyone
   in regards to the financing issues .... how , when , who , etc.

       There is no question in my mind that FNI is in desperate need of a large
 cash infusion  or operations will close , again , at this site.

   But , when I don't understand where and how the financing will be dealt with , I rarely
  invest or even trade in a stock.  

    The lack of clear answers leads me to believe that the financing solutions will not
 be shareholder friendly , and I believe the stock will split , rendering all existing shareholders
  helpless to ever get  even 20% of their investment back.

   It's a high risk play , plain and simple .... and when everyone is hoping and praying for
   a buyout so they can   dump their holdings for a slightly less huge loss than they hold
 today ,  all I see are red flags.
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