Norra Metals Corp V.NORA.H

Alternate Symbol(s): NRRMF

Norra Metals Corp. is a Canada-based precious and base metals exploration company. The Company’s principal business activities include the acquisition and exploration of resource properties. Its Norwegian assets include the Bleikvassli polymetallic, zinc-copper-lead-silver underground mine project and the Meraker copper-zinc- gold exploration project. It also holds a 100% interest in the Pyramid copper-gold porphyry project located in Northwest British Columbia. The Pyramid Property is located approximately 65 kilometers (kms) north of Dease lake in north-west British Columbia. The Company’s Bleikvassli property is composed of the last copper-zinc-silver-gold producing mine across six contiguous exploration licenses totaling 60 square kilometers (sq.km) of area in the Hemnes Municipality of the Nordland Fylke Province of Norway. The Meraker property is composed of approximately 21 contiguous mineral licenses totaling 206 sq. km in the Meraker municipality of Trondelag County, Norway.

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Comment by GPRFANon Aug 12, 2011 1:36pm

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Thanks for the link sousse. I read it carefully and found that it is actally protected by copywright.

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Since when are shareholder discussions or company conference calls protected by copywright. This is nonsense. If someone is paid to write up the transcript then the shareholders have paid for it and must have rights to use that transcript in any way they please. This is getting ridiculous. Companies all want retail investors to invest in their stocks but then they find ways to keep information from the masses when they see fit to do so. I'm not advocating breaking the law but I am advocating that investors object to this type of nonsense.

In any event I review the transcript and found that the there are statements in there that do imply the costs are indeed high at $11.84. I am really fed up of the games in the financial markets these days and frankly I see too much complacency on the part of investors. Don't allow yourselves to get bullied in this way. Fight back by writing to your elected officials that are suppose to work for us the taxpayers that pay their salaries much as investors pay the salaries of the executives that have the PRIVILEDGE of running the companies that we invest in. It is time to take a stand for yourselves. The government clearly does not do it on its own.