RE:RE:Just Wondering For new investors, I think I'm happy to say that the "struggling" version of Teuton is dead and buried. The new Teuton bears zero resemblance to the company as it stands today.
Back in the day, there were no takers for Treaty Creek that had deep pockets. Though TUO had great potential, the company was short of liquid assets. During critical years, the POG ranged between mid $1200 and low $1300s. Not exactly helpful.
Things improved somewhat when Pretium stepped in and bought some of Teuton's prospects.
Astute investors -- many who posted here -- knew that this area had great potential and often took abuse from trolls who called Treaty "Moose Pasture!"
Walter Storm/Tudor changed our prospects 180 degrees. I don't need to rehash recent history, much of which is yet to be written. But no matter how many times we posted our potential, we might have well been giving a pep talk at a Motel Six conference room. Enter Eric Sprott who not only shone a bright light on Teuton but put his money where his mouth was.
Eric Sprott's investments in Teuton, American Creek, Tudor Goldand "neighbors" Decade, Dolly Varden and Scottie Gold; (I may have missed a couple) have validated both Dino's vision and the early investor-supporters'
I thought it was important to point out to new investors that what happened in years past has nothing to do with the Teuton of today and it stands on its own merits, except for the fact that some long-term holders would be hard pressed not to take "something off the table" after years of frustration, especially those who had large blocks of stock that cost them "pocket change" years ago.
I remain positive about our future and my "Uncle Fibonacci" told me not to worry!