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Eagle Graphite Inc V.EGA.H

Eagle Graphite Incorporated is a Canada-based company, which is involved in the acquisition, exploration and development of mineral properties. The Company owns the Black Crystal Graphite quarry. The Black Crystal Graphite is located approximately 35 kilometers west of the city of Nelson in British Columbia, Canada, and 70 kilometers north of the state of Washington. The Black Crystal Graphite is a constructed graphite quarry with production history in Western North America.


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Comment by blackjackallon Mar 10, 2010 1:52pm
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RE: APM given a v. good review

RE: APM given a v. good reviewI'm sorry but just because a resource company carries an asset on the books at a certain price does not mean it is worth that much in real life. That $14 million number is simply the amount of money spent on the project or projects.  I also notice that as of the last financials the company has $63,000 in cash and $278,000 in current laibilities. Even if they close the latest financing they still have very little cash to do any work and will barely keep the doors open so another financing is very likely and should be factored into any kind of research.

I'm sure the further I dig the more skeletons I will find.
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