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Oromin Explorations Ltd OLEPF

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Oromin Explorations Ltd > terenga
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Comment by tony1969on Jun 15, 2012 7:39pm
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RE: RE: terenga

RE: RE: terengaThat is very heavy volume for Tgz. Interesting decline because they are doing well and have projected good production numbers for this year and next. Gold holding up also. Very strange. Cannot do much research from my phone. I have enough trouble sending these messages. Was there any news from Tgz today? If not then something is up. Not necessarilly with ole but again it looks interesting.Top the only way we would participate in the growth of an ole/tgz combination would be if it is a stock deal. Then we would be able to keep the stock. If it is a cash deal then we sell and then buy stock in the new company. If it is a combination cash and stock deal then what? Just speculating.>
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