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Tencent Music Entertainment Group V.TME


Primary Symbol: TME

Tencent Music Entertainment Group is a holding company mainly engaged in the provision and operation of online music entertainment platform. The Company is mainly engaged in the provision of online music services, social entertainment services and other services. The Company operates four major product brands, QQ Music, Kugou Music, Kuwo Music and WeSing, through which the Company provides online music and social entertainment services to address the music entertainment needs of audience in China. The Company also offers Lazy Audio, the dedicated long-form audio app as a complement to the flagship music-centric product portfolio. The Company is also engaged in the sales of music-related merchandise, the provision of services to smart device and car manufacturers and ticketing services for online music events. The Company mainly conducts its businesses in domestic and overseas markets.


NYSE:TME - Post by User

Post by susanuon Aug 06, 2014 8:50pm
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Temex - similar to others that have gotten bought out.

Temex - similar to others that have gotten bought out.
In my years investing in these explorers I have had a number who have gotten bought out.
Most of those 'seemed' to be kept at very low levels regardless of excellent drill results
or ounces of gold, silver, etc in the various categories.

Two I can remember are Gold Eagle kept in the $5 to $7 range until Agnico Eagle bought
shares at $9 then within a short time Goldcorp bought Gold Eagle at $13.00.

Richfield Resources had intense selling during the last summer before buyout (just below $1.00)
and then in the fall started to climb fast and was bought out by Newgold for $10.00.

Gold Eagle I hung in.  Richfield I sold at a loss around .90 - then bought in again around $3
a few months later.  Being nervous I sold in the $7's. 

Temex reminds me of one that Osisko bought out.  Traded in a tight range for a long time.

To me Temex is in the right area with good management and a growing resource and currently
has money to drill - 4 plusses.  If it goes lower I will buy more.  Holding tight to this one. 

Susan



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