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Rye Patch Gold RPMGD

Rye Patch Gold Corp is a Nevada based, Tier 1 mining company engaged in the mining and development of quality resource-based gold and silver mines and projects. The firm operates in one segment, which is the Exploration and Development of Mineral Properties. The firm operates through two geographical areas, Canada and the state of Nevada in the United States of America. The company's primary source of revenue is from the sale of gold dore.


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Comment by pipefit2on Sep 07, 2012 10:47am
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RE: RE: RE: RE: Takeover Target?

RE: RE: RE: RE: Takeover Target?

Investors are starting to question management's all around competence.  They keep pouring time and money into Wilco, and the stock has not once responded positively.  What were they hoping with that last resource report, where gold and silver ounces were taken out of the 'definite' category and put into the 'maybe' category?  And more importantly, how many economic ounces are not being found elsewhere, while they fool around at Wilco, shuffling around non-economic ounces.

 

For those that argue that Wilco ounces ARE economic, you are entitled to your opinion.  But Mr. Market says you are very wrong.

 

My guess is that investors are very turned off by the complete lack of responsibility regarding the publication of reports on time.  A simple of apology would go along way.  So would some sort of statement of corrective action.  Like, "we will work with our contractors to try to do a better job of estimating dates.....".  Instead, you get the very unprofessional, "It's not my fault", as if the CEO is not responsilbe for the performance of the company, including meeting published due dates.

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