RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Beautiful day for ARDon't fret; I have read your posts and points of view since you entered the AR board a few months ago, after your exit from your world of weed stocks (EVE, HIP, VIVO, ALEF et al.) and other such "titles" in July 2019. Amongst your early comments was
Magino will be another long-lived mine for AR. A deposit of 4 million ounces assuredly. Well located in CANADA with a good management team. Very undervalued
This was your view then -- a view I agreed and agree with -- but which you now counter by suggesting the very opposite, that the company jettison this "undervalued" resource, leaving -- well, what? a portfolio of modest, less than mid tier Mexican heap leach mines in a high risk, destabilized and even dangerous jurisdiction, whether from Mexican government officials, local protests and barricades, or crime-lords.
As to your investment advice (and how are those Endeavour and Panther holdings working out?).that "the future lies in acquisition and merger" (and how did that work out in the weed sector?), there are others who may hold, alternatively, that an investment strategy and associated capital deployment and expenditure is a worthwhile endeavour for corporations that still believe in the development and the operation of a mine (l' exploitation d'une mine) -- say, for example VGCX or KL/SAS/DGC, and, one would hope, AR/ALO.
And as a relative newcomer to this board, you may want to consider that for some who have holdings in AR exponentially larger than those you declare, and which consign your 40,000 shares to almost numerical irrelevancy, and who have and have had patience with Magino that extends back to the Prodigy and even Muscocho/McNellen days, you should take a few deep breaths of fine Quebec air before flaming out and leaving yourself open to being branded pompeux.