Cobre SHs know the pattern jensmeister asked the key question because the MWR Stock demand and value is not prosent from new common stock investors. The MWR "insiders" control so much stock and at a set price, they won't let it get tanked at the present === even though that's where it's is going to go based on their current Tucson, AZ announced "civil rico" litigation, as announced by goldfork on Jan. 19, 2012 (top statement on iHub). It will not get past the soon to be filed Motion to Dismiss by Defendants (Rule 12.b)
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To answer Jensmeister, one needs to research the history of the company, especially historical value and trading of the stock. quer is the best independent MWR Stockhouse to answer this "history". So quer, what do you know about the stock value of Cobre/MWR to let Jansmeister know how the stock tanked from $30.00 to 4 cents?
Only Brent Johnson has access to that history. There haven't been any marketmakers of MWR stock for YEARS. He initially got involved back in the mid-1980s. Brent Johnson claims he was recruited by the Stockbrokers to take over the books and so he accepted this opportunity under a guaranteed salary of at least $16,000.00 per month. Who did he find out as the large initial Cobre SHs? I bet he never investigated this history. I personally guarantee I will get a copy of the whole stock value history of this 1974 Public Company, with a list of the stockholders (transfer agent, request). I bet the majority of the original buyers of Cobre stock, who sold out when the stock was high, were directly connected to Fitzgerald's partner. So who were Fitzgerald's partners? One needs to find out this history by seeing who Fitzgerald hired as his attorney. The key attorney(s) for Fitzgerald in the royalty litigations are directly connected to the Brigham Young University and after H. Clyde Davis retired from that employment in May, 1988.
Who again hired H. Clyde Davis after Jorge Lopehandia filed a complaint in Chile in 2001? Oh yeah, Clyde's former employer in October, 2001. But this time he was strictly a volunteer, with no authority, like he had when he retired back in 1988.
IMO Brent Johnson researched the history of Cobre/MWR between 1995 to 1998 with Fitzgerald and Tom Jackholm serving on the Board of Directors. Brent Johnson saw that the stock value of this public company reached $30 per share --- then tanked when Mike Fitzgerald walked away, receiving all the royalty payments (5% & Ranspot 1%) of each mining claim which got into production. But after 1999 when the British Columbia courts ruled against the MWR complaint against Ranspot/Fitzgerald (totally ignorant about the 1989 litigation by these two individuals against Barrick Goldstrike), MWR had to recruit for the former employer of Fitzgerald to pursue him and his fortune.
MWR only had access to ATLAS Corporation information, but this company had filed for bankruptcy in 1998 (Ranspot's former employer when the Polaris Claims were assigned to Kerr-McGee and then stolen by Fitzgerald, as stated in the 1999 litigation).
https://www.powertechexposed.com/Atlas.htm
Tronox (Kerr-McGee) joint ventured with MWR in April, 2008. But then Tronox declare bankruptcy in 2009. Because of this bankruptcy filing, Tronox is gone from the picture. MWR cannot stand, independently because they could have discovered the actions of Fitzgerald and Ranspot before the 1999 litigation.