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Homerun Resources Inc V.HMR

Alternate Symbol(s):  HMRFF

Homerun Resources Inc. is a Canada-based company. The Company is focused on the development of its business within the critical and energy materials sectors. Its Tatooine Quartz Silica Project covers an area of approximately 3,958 hectares, located directly adjacent to the community of Brisco, British Columbia and BC Highway 95, and approximately 65 kilometers southeast of Golden, BC, which is home to the Moberly Mine, a past-producing high-purity silica mine in the same lithological unit as the Tatooine Silica Project. The focus at the Tatooine Silica Project will be to sample and test silica for its application across the spectrum of silica end-products, including high-purity solutions. The Belmonte silica concession in Belmonte, Bahia, Brazil. The Belmonte silica concession comprises approximately 69.4 hectares.


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Comment by CLLISNOGOODon Sep 30, 2008 8:08am
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RE: Any idea who was dumping?

RE: Any idea who was dumping?Anonymous crossing to Anonymous.  It goes from $.40 straight down to $.19, all crosses.  Looks bad, but completely manipulated.  As Peter had said, worst timing for the IPO.  Almost all institutional, and a large number of them are in trouble.  Clients excercise the redemptions and the funds must sell at any price to raise cash to pay the investors at their request.  Doesn't reflect the company, but does provide smoke and mirrors perception of zero value.

I wouldn't worry too much about PHC.  They've been around awhile (private) and have clients who depend on their shipments.  No way they let PHC go under.  At the very least, PHC gets an offer for par on cash-on-hand (still over $70 million), and a min. $.50 cents a share for current mining operation (coal reserves, equipment, scrubbers, transport) - over $1.00 p/share total.  As it stands today, PHC's market cap is less than $30 million.
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