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M3 Metals Corp. V.MLG


Primary Symbol: V.MT

M3 Metals Corp is a Canadian listed company. The company's business is to acquire, explore, and develop interests in mineral properties located in North America. Its only operating segment, being the acquisition and exploration of assets. The company's projects include Mohave Mine Gold; Aspen Gold; and Block 103 Iron Ore projects.


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Post by hartaddon Sep 06, 2012 12:29pm
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Any opinions from the Board on Management Addition

Any opinions from the Board on Management Addition

Hello Board, Has the Board lost interest in Iron Ore like everyone else or are we in a contrarian investing situation here-you know, buy when no one wants to touch it and wait to sell when everyone wants it? Anyway we seem to be going the way of Consolidated Thompson in a very early stage way, hopefully, although the iron ore climate is very different now I presume to when Cliffs bought out Consolidated Thompson in Jan 2011 for $C 4.9 Billion or $C17.25 a share. What I wonder would CEV be worth in Jan 2013 with a 43-101 for Block 103 and 3 months away from a PEA for the same? Hopefully iron ore will be more in favour then and how many years behind Consolidated Thompson is CEV now from the time they were bought out by Cliffs-does anyone know? Someone before said that CEV is about 1 year behind ADV and I take comfort from the fact that I also recall someone on this board remembering when Consolidated Thompson went down at one stage to 20 cents. 20 cents to $C17.25- the stuff dreams are made of eh? Also what about this amalgamation of the Schefferfield Iron Ore Corporation- of slight or any significance anyone?   

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