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Leeward Capital Corp LEWCF



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Comment by stock2008on Jan 06, 2011 6:47pm
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RE: RE: move up to 20 cents

RE: RE: move up to 20 centsI bought in at 5 cents so I have nothing to lose.  What are your targets and estimates for this stock?  If the drilling results are good, do you think a buyout is eminent and at what price or do you think leeward has a long term plan of building a mine?  Thank you crystaline for pointing out that a mine would cost 800 million dollars.  I am still learning about mining stocks.  A couple of years back I bought APH for 10 cents/share.  Within two months it was up to $1.45/ share and then I sold.  Now it is 9 cents/ share.  Stocks can move exponentially when they are hot and drop to the bottom of valleys very fast when they are not.  I am an optimist on this stock.  Anything can happen.  A person who bought a $100 worth of microsoft shares when it was first offered would be a millionare today.  As another poster said even if endako offered $2/pound and our deposit was proven to be 500 million pounds, our company would be worth $6.25/share.  Even if the deposit were half that on the lower end of the scale the buyout price would be $3/share.  As I said if the deposit turned out to be 800 million pounds, the buyout price of $2/pound would be $10/share.  This is not a pump.  This is the facts.  Tell me your numbers and what you come to and maybe we can have a discussion about.  You can't just call someone a pumper without doing your analysis as well.
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