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Comment by kcmkcmon Sep 30, 2018 9:31pm
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RE:RE:Try this

RE:RE:Try thisThat's an interesting point of view but let me ask you a hypothetical.    Suppose you owned 300 000 shares of Rnx and you lived next door to a guy who worked at the mine, would you be asking him about what's going on down there?   There is a buzz in the town.  Good news could seriously impact your life.   What would you do?   If he told you he saw no gold down there at all and you sold your shares would that be insider trading?
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