Another Cheerleader Returnee! Another old ISM cheerleader has shown his face after a lengthy absence. That sharpie tonyg1973 has surfaced on Agoracom to comment on the small price rise of late. And it wasn't even a Thursday that he showed up! Not that long ago that another fan of the Randy Man was inspired by the signs of life he saw in this conglomerate - a representative of the beerbelly merry band of aliases showed up. tonyg1973 has packed his bags and taken his posts when he scurried away from Stockhouse, so only those at the Big IF, will benefit from his input. Next thing we know whaler will be back spreading sunshine. And one of these days doingthejob/aatozz will recover from his decision to dive into ISM shares. As soon aatozz gets his PayDay loan cleared, he can get his digital recorder out of hock and interview The Randy Man on his managerial and corporate take-over strategies.
I thought, as ardent supporters of The Randy Man and advocates of this world class nickel giant, tonyg1973 or beerbelly would have had some theory as to what had caused the shares to recover from their flirt with the single digit pennies in December. I think the Surrey sharpie may have more insight into this than the C Level executive from the B.C. inferior. tonyg1973 not only lives closer to the home of the Howe Street Shuffle, he's made his living giving dancing lessons.
I think, given the fact that ISM has had no news of consequence for over a year, we can assume the price rise is related to some of those tricky dance steps perfected on Howe Street, rather than anything to do with mining prospects.
One other possible reason for the price increase is the growing awareness in the market that the conglomerate ISM, and its wildly successful subsidiary NZZ, are ensconced in those plush $20,000 a month penthouse digs in the centre of the universe [almost dead in the centre, so to speak]. Knowledgeable financial analysts may have begun to realize that companies that commit to a five year $1.25 million outlay to house its team of corporate leaders and consultants [and a fairly new computer], cannot possibly be mere explorers with no proven mineral reserves and dismal corporate histories. No team of corporate leaders in their right minds, would do that unless they knew for certain that glory was just around the corner. My guess is we'll find out The Dream Team is left-minded.