RE: RE: RE: New to Jinshan - some questionselmo, good questions. my view is that there is a strong connection to HK from Canada. There are many duel passports with money to invest. Right now gold miners on the HK exchange are trading at all time highs while here in Canada miners still can't get a bank loan. That said, goldman saks runs our central bank so that may explain that. With gold seen as an historic investment in Chinese culture and now being encouraged by the state, valuations are bound to be seen as riskier in such a bull market compared to the tsx miners generally . Also it has long been suspected that our juniors especially, are being shorted. The most prominent critic being high profile Jim Sinclair of mineset fame and he has been calling for an investigation into the manipulation of the tsx juniors for years. Our market here is cool compared to the chinese gold market. I don't see valuations in this case being a good yardstick with us having such a strong presence among HK/CAN investors without the HK listing. Financing and resultant dilution will not be a problem unless methods used might be seen as JIN being owned by the state owned CNG group. This, i believe is unlikely with such a well structured and competent board at the wheel. It has been suggested in one of frankseles posts that Monnis might buy in. Maybe they already have. If you call ir and they tell you anything don't forget to share here. Long Jin. GLTA