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Canadian Gold Resources Ltd T.CAN


Primary Symbol: V.CAN Alternate Symbol(s):  CDNGF

Canadian Gold Resources Ltd., formerly Amseco Exploration Ltd, is a Canada-based gold exploration and development company. The Company is focused on advancing its 100% owned gold properties in the Gaspe Gold Belt of Quebec, Canada. The Company is the owner of the Lac Arsenault Property, the VG Boulder Property, and the Robidoux Property. The Lac Arsenault project is located in the Gaspe Peninsula of Quebec, approximately 25 kilometers (kms) north of Paspebiac and 58 kilometers from Bonaventure, covering a total of 4,118 hectares. The Robidoux project is located in the western Gaspe Peninsula, Quebec, covering 1,940 hectares. The VG Boulder project is located in the Gaspe Peninsula, Quebec and covers 14 km along the prospective Grand Pabos Fault, spanning approximately 5,787 hectares.


TSXV:CAN - Post by User

Post by dancheon Feb 29, 2012 12:07am
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Sprott on CAN

Sprott on CAN

https://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/12679

CO: I can mention a few names from my most recent year-end report for investors. Canaco Resources Inc. (CAN:TSX.V) is a small cap with a project in Tanzania. It did a financing at around $5.40/share back in March 2011. It's a good stock, but through tax-loss selling and an aversion to small-cap stocks, it has traded down to below $1.50/share. What a great opportunity.

I looked at Canaco several years ago. It was really interesting, but it was a little on the early-stage side and it got away from me. I'm not one who likes to chase stocks; I don't run after them. And then last year, Canaco had a lot of cash on its balance sheet and suddenly came under severe selling pressure. I thought, "Great, I'm getting a second opportunity to buy something at a much better price." Additionally, I expect its property in Tanzania will one day be a mine.

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