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Fabled Silver Gold Corp T.FCO


Primary Symbol: V.FCO.H Alternate Symbol(s):  FBSGF

Fabled Silver Gold Corp. is a Canada-based company. The Company is focused on identifying new opportunities.


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Comment by JohnEStromJron Jul 01, 2010 7:15pm
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Post# 17238041

RE: News Update

RE: News Updatefocsle,

That's wasn't much of a news release!  And nothing we didn't already know.

FCO has been "exploring" funding options - for many, many months.  Their last NR mentioned they were considering a variety of options - which is to say they are eager for anything and will look at everything.   Trouble is, unless we get a decent loan that the company can repay in a timely fashion, we're screwed.  The Coalcorp loan will eat us alive. 

Sure, it's only $8 million [PLUS 12% interest (for now) PLUS 1,333, 375 common shares PLUS 666,687 warrants] but how can we pay that loan if we're not in production?  And  how can we get into production when we look weak and desperate?  [the Coalcorp loan proved that] 

As for the price of cobalt, one shows cobalt selling at $22+ per lb - per link from FCO] and the LME shows cobalt selling for $17.44 per lb.  [admittedly LME  only has 99.3% pure but the price of the two is VERY close]    So why the discrepancy?   I don't have an answer but I do know FCO only shows that which favors THEIR position and hides taht which doesn't - like those 50 million "preference" shares they can issue without our vote.  There are slightly over 35 million common shares outstanding right now.   And silence from FCO management - after engorging themselves on 845,000 "new" shares of FCO [roughly 2 1/2 % of the entire company]  as a reward to themselves for doing such a good job.  Congrats, guys, on fleecing the shareholders.
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