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Calgary_ABon Feb 20, 2020 3:56pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Jacques Mallette
RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Jacques MalletteHey mick....sold IMG at 3.90
made a quick 2,000 in a couple of hours ...what were you saying about the dark place again, is it dark where you are?
Calgary_AB wrote: hey mick, here is another good buy.
Just bought 20,000 shares of IMG
today it dropped while Gold went up...just watch this baby go up...bought at 3.80 canadian dollar...
Mick, watch and learn...
Calgary_AB wrote: Thanks for suggestions mick but I am busy with my gold stocks...just sold all YRI and waiting with 150G to buy something...
but you could switch off your computer and sit in the dark room as for sure nothing happening with NMX, actually nmx is just a phantom company, it only exists in the heads of brainwashed Wabouchians...
Not telling myself how good I am, I actually had the guts to post here, did you listen to me?
Check YRI...when I first suggested it was $2.30 and today I sold at $6.02 and 5.98 can you say the same?
Watch out for MUX it is 1.69
Watch out for KG this summer (July or Aug) it is 0.30
are you ever going to say: You were 100% right Calgary
I TOLD YOU SO
Got gold MICK?
mick1888 wrote: Can't be @rsed with your Gloating today CalAB. Go have a nice dram and a splif, switch off the computer and sit in a dark room and tell YOURSELF how good YOU are.... ;-)
Calgary_AB wrote: mick,
you are starting to wake up...everytime a bankruptcy coming the CEO is gone first.
The new people that took the office are there to liquidate and get the best dollar posssible for the secured investors.
Logical thinking:
- if NMX couldn't get thisngs going with 1.3 billion financing package, can they get it going now with 100million burned money, under CCAA, delisted, 900million shares outstanding that last traded at 0.15 but it would be at zero if listed.
Anyone has any LOGIC?
mick1888 wrote: Charlene, while I always respect your view and look forward to your opinions and comments, in this instance I'm not so sure. On this I'm sure I'll be in the minority (of one), but I think GB would have had the current retail investors interests more at heart along with the current project. Reading the chairman's comments to the press today 'we must investigate ALL options / offers' gives me the impression a) there is close to a deal somewhere (possibly Pallinghurst) b) the new boss is not bothered about anything but NUMBERS, not people, not the project, just the dollar... :-/ I'm uncomfortable with that.