Belmont Resources Inc V.BEA

Alternate Symbol(s): BELMF

Metals & Mining Industrial Metals & Minerals

Belmont Resources Inc. is a Canada-based company. The Company is engaged in operating a portfolio of highly prospective copper, gold, lithium, uranium and rare earths projects located in British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Washington and Nevada States. Its holdings include Athelstan-Jackpot (A-J), Crackingstone Uranium, Come By Chance (CBC), Lone Star Copper-Gold, and Kibby Basin Lithium. The A-J is the Company’s two former gold mines. Athelstan gold mine area drilling indicates a peripheral alteration zone to a potential deep-seated copper-gold porphyry. The Crackingstone Uranium is a high-grade uranium property situated in the prolific Beaverlodge Uranium District of the Athabasca basin. The Project covers four kilometers of the Black Bay Shear Zone, a northeast trending magnetic low corridor which hosts four past producing mines. CBC offers a potential large copper-gold porphyry. The Kibby Basin Lithium project is located 60 kilometers north of the lithium-rich Clayton Valley Basin.

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Post by mrsgoldmineron Mar 19, 2023 10:34am

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We have entered the most lethal financial crisis

We have entered the most lethal financial crisis since 1930; UBS Offers ONE BILLION for Credit Suisse

For all of the various reasons that have led us to this lethal juncture, central banks are now doing now the EXACT opposite of what they did in 2008. They are tightening into a burgeoning credit crisis. Look:

Meanwhile, UBS just offered to acquire Credit Suisse, for $1 billion. This means that $CS shareholders would be paid $0.27 per share. An 87% DISCOUNT to the $2.01 closing price on Friday. This is either the biggest lowball offer of all time or Credit Suisse is in serious trouble.

Yesterday, UBS wanted to bypass a shareholder vote in this acquisition. Both the US and Swiss government are working to get this deal done. It seems that regulators and UBS know something that we don’