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Kermode Resources Ltd V.KLM

Alternate Symbol(s):  KMDRF

Kermode Resources Ltd. is a Canada-based junior mining company. The Company’s main business is the acquisition, exploration and development of natural resource properties. Its exploration properties include Lucky Strike, Star of the West, Caycuse Copper, Loup Creek, and Santana Mines (LOI). The Lucky Strike property is located in Nitinat, British Columbia and covers an area of approximately 3005 hectares. The Star of the West property is located in Port Alberni, British Columbia and covers an area of 3427 hectares. Its Caycuse Copper property is located in Caycuse, British Columbia and covers an area of 1532 hectares. The Loup Creek property is located 30 kilometers (kms) from Lake Cowichan and is accessible through the Gordon River Main Logging Road. The Santana Mines is located at Quadra Island, British Columbia. The Company also has an option agreement to acquire three properties, namely 911 Knockout, Eastgate BC and Slesse Creek.


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Post by Newton1234on Mar 22, 2022 2:54am
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Shoutout Tekoa Da Silva

Shoutout Tekoa Da Silva
 
@Newton Doug Casey: "We're at the very beginning of a really big bull market." 12,217 viewsFeb 22, 2018 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWgqwVBGRv8+ Was 2019 better than 2018? And 2020 better than 2019? And 2021 than 2020? What next? @Newton/my-first-interview-klm-newtondeals @newton/my-second-interview-klm-newtondeals https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P90GHMtbBDI&list=PLcVjw7FDXXrZvKx8VYzp0nh4kiGmk23KX&index=7&t=110s+ "Rick Rule: When Interviewing Companies Investors Should Ask “What’s Your Liquidation Value?” 3,919 viewsJun 15, 2015" classic
 
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@Newton https://www.mining.com/web/rick-rule-when-interviewing-companies-investors-should-start-by-asking-whats-your-liquidation-value/ Classic reference. #TekoaDaSilva @Newton/my-first-interview-klm-newtondeals @newton/my-second-interview-klm-newtondeals TD: Hi. I’m Tekoa Da Silva with Sprott Global Resource Investments. I’m sitting down here again today with Rick Rule, Chairman of Sprott US Holdings. Rick, as always, good to see you. RR: My pleasure Tekoa. Thank you for doing this. TD: What I would like to talk with you about today is the subject of conference attendance as an investor. You’ve been attending conferences for years both as an exhibitor and as an investor. I’m wondering if we can talk about your experiences and the type of things you’ve gotten out of that activity. To start with, how many years have you been attending conferences as a ‘plain clothes’ civilian investor? RR: Well, certainly since the early 1970s which would suggest that I have a 40-year duration in conference attendance and presentation. I should stress at the outset that when I’m at a conference today as a presenter, I am certainly also an attendee. I attempt to get as much out of a conference as I possibly can, which is one of the reasons why this interview is so important. I have benefited greatly from every role at conferences, from presenter to attendee to exhibiter. I think it’s important for people who plan to devote the time and attention necessary to attend a conference to understand how to get the most out of it.
 

 
@Newton Doug Casey: "We're at the very beginning of a really big bull market." 12,217 viewsFeb 22, 2018 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWgqwVBGRv8+ Was 2019 better than 2018? And 2020 better than 2019? And 2021 than 2020? What next? @Newton/my-first-interview-klm-newtondeals @newton/my-second-interview-klm-newtondeals https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P90GHMtbBDI&list=PLcVjw7FDXXrZvKx8VYzp0nh4kiGmk23KX&index=7&t=110s+ "Rick Rule: When Interviewing Companies Investors Should Ask “What’s Your Liquidation Value?” 3,919 viewsJun 15, 2015" classic
 
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@Newton https://www.mining.com/web/rick-rule-when-interviewing-companies-investors-should-start-by-asking-whats-your-liquidation-value/ Classic reference. #TekoaDaSilva @Newton/my-first-interview-klm-newtondeals @newton/my-second-interview-klm-newtondeals TD: Hi. I’m Tekoa Da Silva with Sprott Global Resource Investments. I’m sitting down here again today with Rick Rule, Chairman of Sprott US Holdings. Rick, as always, good to see you. RR: My pleasure Tekoa. Thank you for doing this. TD: What I would like to talk with you about today is the subject of conference attendance as an investor. You’ve been attending conferences for years both as an exhibitor and as an investor. I’m wondering if we can talk about your experiences and the type of things you’ve gotten out of that activity. To start with, how many years have you been attending conferences as a ‘plain clothes’ civilian investor? RR: Well, certainly since the early 1970s which would suggest that I have a 40-year duration in conference attendance and presentation. I should stress at the outset that when I’m at a conference today as a presenter, I am certainly also an attendee. I attempt to get as much out of a conference as I possibly can, which is one of the reasons why this interview is so important. I have benefited greatly from every role at conferences, from presenter to attendee to exhibiter. I think it’s important for people who plan to devote the time and attention necessary to attend a conference to understand how to get the most out of it.
 

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