Real Perspective.....check my math! or Point counter PointLook, no one wants to lose here, no one!! Hard to understand why a company like OSK who can raise money like no tomorrow, uses language like, " we want to peserve money"? As I said, several weeks ago, $3M of the $6M was their money at .10 Right... really, your parent company OR:TSX & NYC has over $1,000,000,000.00 in the bank, yeah, thats what I said, one billion $$$ for those with bad eyes like mine....... so then, at .105 OSK is up side down to the tune of $2,393,085.00 ( their average is .147 on 56,923,000 shares ( chump change or....) Then today OR and Cat put $505M into VIT which today traded at .42 with over 505,000,000 shares out standing and BFD has 220,000,000 Are you all getting what I am saying here, there is a plan in place, and they are not being honest with us, any company with this pedigree and capital are not full bulling around....there is COY, then there is Sneaky and then there is dishonest.... Their hands are now tied, explanation to follow, OSK options are limited, ( will explain once they put out this next press release ) Good news, here, the perspective on all this, what ever their plans are, they need to be reminded, they can not vote so what ever their plan is it better be good. I met with two groups while at PDAC, so let me explain why 0nly 38% voted at AGM, simply put 59,000,000 worth of shares drank beer while in Toronto and not one share voted.... My bet, not my guess, is they were hoping for a much better result, but the wire worked very well, and those of us with 4 blocks were asked not to vote, and we " did not" 38% said it all, I hope some one is paying atttention.... J103 ( driil it and kill it ) we are all in it to win it or Math wins every time, well then Mr Rosen, perhaps the point was missed here re: crypto and pot...maybe investors want to be treated fairly and not feel the blunt end of a broom handle....( see what happens when you get some rest... "2018-03-06 07:54 ET - In the News The Globe and Mail reports in its Tuesday edition that the Canadian mining industry is facing deep-rooted structural problems, with no easy solutions in sight. The Globe's Niall McGee writes that is the view of Sean Roosen, chief executive officer of Osisko Gold, who spoke on the opening day of the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) convention on Monday. In an unscripted and candid keynote speech, Mr. Roosen bemoaned the lack of investor interest in mining, the dearth of investment over the past few years in exploration projects, skyrocketing capital costs and, in particular, the rapid-fire rise of alternative sectors, such as bitcoin and marijuana, which have captured investors' attention. "People used to invest in prospectors and exploration because they wanted to take risks and they wanted to have fun," Mr. Roosen said. "That money has now moved over to cryptocurrency and weed stocks." He also noted that pot companies have gobbled up much of the speculative equity capital that has been raised in Canada over the past few years. "Weed stocks kind of ate our lunch," Mr. Roosen said. He predicts the future of the industry will see companies increasingly teaming up to share the risk."