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Palisades Goldcorp Ltd PLGDF


Primary Symbol: V.PALI

Palisades Goldcorp Ltd. is a Canada-based a resource investment company focused on junior companies in the resource and mining sector. The Company seeks to acquire equity participation in pre-initial public offering and early-stage public resource companies with undeveloped or undervalued projects. The Company focuses on companies that are in need of financial resources. The Company holds a diverse portfolio of equity investments, or securities convertible into equity investments, in over 50 junior resource issuers.


TSXV:PALI - Post by User

Comment by bjbearon Apr 17, 2024 6:56pm
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Post# 35994881

RE:PALI VS. NFG CLOSING STOCK PRICES TODAY!

RE:PALI VS. NFG CLOSING STOCK PRICES TODAY!Correction on PalIsades using their NCIB to buy more New Founf Gold. With the NCIB in place now, PALI could be buying back their own shares periodically with their surplus cash to reduce the number of their own shares and thus make their remaining shares more valuable relative to NFG share value.

Of course under a NCIB PALI is not obligated to buy back their own shares. Most companies use an NCIB to buy back their own shares when they feel their share price gets too cheap. This is usually when they step in and do buybacks. So far I have not seen any share buybacks but these types of reports don't show up for several days after buybacks..
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