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Cameo Industries Corp - Ordinary Shares V.CRU


Primary Symbol: CRUUF

Cameo Industries Corp is mainly engaged in the business of exploring and developing mineral properties. Its projects comprise of Willa Project, Carrizal Cobalt Project, Montreal Cobalt Project and Big Mac gold project among others.


OTCPK:CRUUF - Post by User

Post by westhecaton Mar 30, 2010 6:54am
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Post# 16938157

People that followed EDV got nothing from Etruscan

People that followed EDV got nothing from EtruscanPeople that followed EDV got nothing from Etruscan, not accurate.

The stock price of EET at the time EDV came in was less than $.20/ share.  It quickly went to $.61  That would be a triple.

Another poster commented  about Sevestral controlling the share price by dropping half a million shares. 400,000 shares traded in the fist 10 minutes yesterday.  This plan would likely work for less than that. EDV would just pick it off.

When EDV got control of EET the buyers went away. Same with HRG. Most large funds won't invest in companies that they have no leverage in. All thats left is the little guys to buy and sell and that's not normally a good thing. There are too many emotional little guys out there that will negatively affect the share price when markets are unstable.

The question comes down to who are you going to vote for?

I think EDV will merge CRU and EET then sell off a portion to others to diversify the risk and make a big profit. Sevestral stays around they will be a shareholder in the new company as well. Will the trading vehicle be CRU or EET? A merger will further dilute Sevestral.

In any event, holders of CRU and EET will do very well.
BTW, no one from CRU management/directors have filed an insider report recently.  The new CEO at EET has purchased some of their stock,  370,000 shares @ $.37

Wes

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