RE:RE:Cash value per share for OCO is much higher than current shaThe good things are: (1) GGA starts to produce gold, and it's share price is surging up; (2) gold price is also surging up and the upward trend is expected to continue. (3) Clearly, it is better for OCO to hold the 11 million shares of GAA now for bigger future return instead of selling them now; (4) the debt agreement with GGA will protect and benefit OCO if the debts from GGA is in default. In fact, the payment schedule from GGA is actually determined by OCO as well as the related agreement, not GGA. The rising gold price will definitely bring brighter future for OCO. I believe this is a good penny stock to play especially if buy in at the cheapest and undervalued share prices.
ukermann wrote: Steve: Your firing on all cylinders here, and that's with no Goodwill provision for the property. What we need to see is GGA make a payment schedule on what they owe us and follow thru.The street not crediting us as ever getting paid, so once we get that million they owe us, then we'll see the shares start to move.