Canada Carbon Inc V.CCB

Alternate Symbol(s): BRUZF

Canada Carbon Inc. is a Canada-based junior natural resource company focused on the acquisition and exploration of natural resource properties. It holds a 100% interest in two graphite properties located in Quebec: The Miller Graphite Project and Asbury Graphite Project. The Miller Graphite Property is located in Grenville Sur la Rouge, Quebec. The Miller hydrothermal lump-vein historical graphite mine and surrounding property cover approximately 100 square kilometers (km2) and is located 80 kilometers (km) west of Montreal in the Grenville Township. The Asbury Graphite Project is made up of two claims for a total of 119 hectares (ha). It is located 8.1km northeast of Notre-Dame-Du-Laus in the Laurentides Region of southern Quebec.

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Comment by the_Chiefon May 12, 2015 4:00pm

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RE:RE:RE:To be or not to be...a graduate. That is the question

Why would I bother? I always say if you do not like a stock don't buy it.

WolverineTradr wrote:

Chief wrote:
You start them. But more importantly Mr Duncan is worth alot of money. Why? Because he has business savvy. I will be investing in his projects after this one because of it. He is a great money manager and is driven. Which does not need a degree to do it. In fact lots of CEOs on VSE just got delisted for poor money managment and incapable of running a company.

You are wrong Chief. I did not start that rumour and actually read it on two different forums by two different posters and neither of them was me.

So are you confirming that the rumour is true? It sounds like that to me. What grade did he finish? I'm guessing 10 because my high school had a tech program that finished at grade 10.

You say that Mr. Duncan has a lot of money. That's interesting because he has held senior positions in several companies and not one of them have achieved longterm success. Not one of them ever made an annual profit. That situation appears to be incongruent.

If he has the business savvy you claim then wouldn't at least one of the companies been profitable where he held a senior management position? That situation doesn't say business savvy to me but I'd be happy to hear you explain why I'm mistaken.