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Lightstream Resources Ltd. LSTMF

"Lightstream Resources Ltd is engaged in the exploration and development of oil and natural gas in Western Canada. Its operating areas include Southeastern Saskatchewan, Central Alberta, and North-Central Alberta."


GREY:LSTMF - Post by User

Post by PROtradingon Jul 13, 2016 10:27am
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Old commons versus new commons

Old commons versus new commons
I hate to say it but the investment community in general isn't very smart.  Even institutional investors aren't smart and they play with other people's money.

I find the most dedicated investors or traders are those who have their own "skin in the game".

Well boys, I bet big time on BTE at the sub $2 when panic and capitulation was there, and I'm here today.

Let's do a bit of simple math, shall we and we watch for the buzzy bees and wasps.

Old commons.  Book value of $2.40 and outstanding shares of 198.60M

New commons, outstanding shares consolidated to 100M shares, 1/2, so book value gets cut to $1.20 per share. 

Now traders and waiting hands wanted to see this drop to 10 cents but it hasn't.  Why not?   

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