Reality Check............How about Credibility Checkcaillen, here's a reality check or credibility check for you:
caillen wrote: (4/20/2015 9:51:04 AM)
So...here's reality...TMM picked up (or will pick up) NES for $78M in a swap deal (shares for shares). Dilution is in place with 106M shares of TMM set to be put out (.9 x 117M of NES shares) for a minimum of 2m ounces in gold to a maximum of 5M ounces. In other words, TMM just paid $78M in shares for a minimum of $2B to a maximum of $10B in revenues (2M x $1,000 up to 5m x $2,000). That's on the balance sheet. No money was spent. No indebtedness. Shares were issued. The company is now a stronger company with respect to its balance sheet. Period. Even if they don't proceed with either Ana Paula or Caballo Blanco, it's still a stronger balance sheet. I would have done this anyday. Not to do it would be insane. Now, they can sit on it an wait until the price of gold goes back to $1,500 or $2,000 - regardless of when that might be...1 year...2 years...5 years...or even 10 years...and then they can raise the capital needed to realize on these properties.
It's the absolute right move and kudos for it. Eventually, the share price will reflect their new balance sheet and their new valuation from either a take over target or to a realization on the assets.
You have got to love posters who talk out of both sides of their mouth. Credibility Check !!!
caillen wrote: (3/15/2015 2:23:50 PM)
I agree. By now, I too want the deal cancelled. I can't see any other reason for NES to raise $2M and why exactly $2M from two shareholders unless they really don't want the deal to close. That way, the two that don't want the deal end up paying for the cancellation and all that makes sense. I see something being said this week.