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GREY:CNSNF - Post by User

Comment by krishakon Jun 29, 2014 5:53pm
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RE:RE:Land Trust documents about Haines - worth a read

RE:RE:Land Trust documents about Haines - worth a readGood response CP.  We have a very responsible forum here on the CEM message board, compared to the nonsense that often permeates these sites. Unfortunately that will probably change, along with the ascent of the stock price and increasing interest/attention to CEM this summer.

However, in the interim, because of CP's locality and contacts, and because of the commitment of the present posters here, there may be an opportunity to make a contribution to CEM's success if LCC creates problems going forward.

It seems that the pieces are all in place for CEM's stock price to go into orbit. I have seen this with Poseiden in 1969 from B.P. 0.60 to B.P. 365 within a year on the London stock exchange and GQC from &0.04 in May 2012 to over $2.0 three months later. The last is a 5,000% gain in 3 months.

CEM could be a similar play because of Greens Creek, the neigboring mine to the north that Hecla mining paid $750 for 70% in 2008. So in 2008 Greens Creek was worth more than a $Billion. If CEM reports stellar drilling results this summer from Palmer then folks will start asking, "what is it worth?" Greens Creek may be a viable comparison. In that case a price for CEM under $1.0 would appear undervalued, and that does not include any value for the companies gold assetts.
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