RE: doingthejob/aatozz Is Also SSS!doingthejob/aatozz,
I've told you what my response to your obsession with LBE will be, on the LBE forum:
As long as you fail to answer for your erroneous claims, my sole purpose will be to keep readers informed of your past record and how it destroys any credibility you might think you have.
So you're wrong again, doingthejob/aatozz. It's not that LBE supporters are disinterested in discussing LBE potential - they're just disinterested in discussing it with a lightweight like yourself. Its sort of like professional golfers playing with amateurs in a Pro-Am - it's okay once in a while, but it's no challenge and rather boring beating the hell out of you day after day.
You can go on running at the mouth indefinitely, and claim that Jilin Jien is raping the minority shareholders of LBE. Given the rope, you will likely hang yourself, and you can try out your legal experience in a real world setting rather than your imagination.
This is the ISM forum, and I will discuss your misconception over the accomplishments of your idol, the Randy man. You say you like his capital preservation (isn't it capital decimation?) strategy that has taken the ISM market capital from over $300 million to less than $20 million in just over three years. ISM is now going a number of directions that seem to have priority over mining. So let's have a look at another picture to illustrate two mining companies with your conglomerate. You referred to UMJ - good choice. The company that the Randy Man says needs management replacement because it is not realizing good shareholder value, is led by a PhD (an academic, as you would say). UMJ spiked up recently on achieving profitable mining production - not making low rate loans to unnamed corporations. LBE has also focused on proving mineral reserves, mining and milling these reserves, and imminently will show profitable mineral production. So let's have a look at the results achieved by these three companies - you'll note that ISM with confusion over whether it is a Payday Loan company, a penny stock investor, or an "explorationalist" has not fared well in comparison to the two mining companies that act like mining companies.
If you ever conclude that dinner date with the Randy Man, ask him why he would invest company money in a company he says has poor management. Or you could add that to this year's pre-AGM survey questionnaire. But hurry, in case the Randy man holds the AGM on time, for the first time since TSX listing.
Get the picture? Hurts, doesn't it aatozz/doingthejob.
