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Mason Res Corp MSSNF

"Mason Resources Corp is a mining company. It is engaged in the copper exploration and development in the U.S.A. Its key project is the Ann Mason Project located in the Yerington District of Nevada."


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Comment by cntnboyon Nov 03, 2009 12:39am
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RE: RE: RE: Just as a Matter of Interest

RE: RE: RE: Just as a Matter of Interestgood to see another director taking a stake in the company.

question is...if we take all the directors, the institutions/major folks who own over 60% of the company, and folks like us that hold large share amounts, how much stock is actually left for the retail public market?

maybe not enough. i suppose we could buy each other's stock back and forth at some point and raise the share price...OR...we can get some serious retail support to drive up the price by getting them to compete for the remaining shares outstanding.

Whatever it takes...get it done management.

It's time.

The gold price is about to go into manic phase in 2010/2011 and if we don't have some action in place ie. JV, drilling etc. we may miss the manic window.

Go!
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