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Red Tiger Mining Inc RDTMF

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Red Tiger Mining Inc is a Canadian copper and near-term gold producer. It is mainly engaged in copper cathode production, and in the exploration and development of copper and gold projects. The company owns an interest in San Antonio Property, Luz del Cobre Project, and Sapuchi Gold Project.


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Comment by MERC24on Aug 13, 2013 1:28pm
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RE:RE:News Out reconfirms N1

RE:RE:News Out reconfirms N1I agree with most of what you are saying, yet the buyout part I am not sure of. Why would any long time shareholder vote for a buyout at a lose? And if a buyout comes from the two major shareholders, they will not be able to vote. If it comes from someone else, than why would the two major shareholders take a lose under .50? It would have to be a premium over .50

The gold is the interesting part of the equation. Now lets see how they handle it.
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