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EarthLabs Inc V.SPOT

Alternate Symbol(s):  SPOFF

EarthLabs Inc. is a mining investment, technology, and media company. It provides strategic leverage to the metals and mining sector through investments, royalties and a full suite of data-driven media software-as-a-service tools and services, including CEO.CA, The Northern Miner, MINING.COM, Canadian Mining Journal and DigiGeoData. Its Financial Technology Division (FTD) business vertical includes CEO.CA Technologies Ltd. (CEO.CA), EarthLabs Media Inc., DigiGeoData Inc. (DigiGeoData), and its investment portfolio. Through FTD, it offers a range of cloud-based, interoperable Web applications. CEO.CA is a social network for investors and traders in junior resource and venture stocks with online and mobile functionality. DigiGeoData is developing its DigiGeoAtlas platform, a software-based GIS interactive mapping interface, alongside its DigiGeoMaps distribution business. Its investment portfolio is a combination of its strategic investments in junior mineral exploration companies.


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Comment by kaos12on Mar 19, 2019 10:23am
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RE:RE:Really?! I mean really guys!

RE:RE:Really?! I mean really guys!Sorry Kelso, but this is essentially a new entity in my books and if they didn’t get anything from Duckworth, then that was on them then. You don’t make up for it on OUR backs, the new investors. Obviously if they didn’t get compensation from Duckworth in the past then I guess it was a bad idea and they should have moved on for a pay cheque. IMHO the share price was driven down so they didn’t have to pay fifty plus cents a share, when they could get real cheap shares at thirty cents a share. We, the retail investors, paid much higher at the forty five to fifty cent plus level. Yeah, seems fair, NOT!
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