RE:RE:RE:RE:The experimentPalmer009,
You stated "While you may perceive the base shelf prospectus as having malicious intent, it's essential to understand that such filings are standard practice and not necessarily detrimental."
Enough with your strawman argument, which is intended to deflect attention away from and distract NGC "minority" equities investors attention away from recognizing the more important matters at hand.
NGC board of directors, beginning with Greggory Bowes and including the whole lot of them, don't give a flying flock of seagulls about we "minority" NGC.V equities investors; they never have and simply never will.
As for the so called "major institutional investors" you allude to, any such institutional investors never give a flying flip about we NGC "minority" equities investors and you should actually speak to them specifically about "naked" or otherwise selling short NGC.V shares.
You said "It's crucial to recognize that this company is vulnerable to short-selling, especially given the sector-wide challenges—not solely limited to Northern."
What is crucial to recognize is that "The Missionaries On Assignment", a.k.a. Hugues Jacquemin, Greggory Bowes, Guillaume Jacq et al went about indebting this company in order to go about purchasing so called assets which now amount to being representative of "a white elephant"; and they have been demonstrating a willingness to repetitively do likewise since having originally purchased such immensely depreciated assets from Imerys SA. Case in point, the latest now worth less purchase of the development license for Heraeus Group's commercially not viable "PorocarbTM" candidate product and the capital disposing of sink of a battery division from Heraeus Group as well.
Once again, your bullpucky with respect to this company being vulnerable to short selling is something you should seriously take up with "Sprott" representatives.
It's obvious that "Sprott", Imerys SA, Heraeus Group, along with the company which Greggory Bowes "consults", collectively creditors, don't want the NGC.V share price to appreciate and are in no hurry to take up any portion of any type of proposed equity financing priced any higher than CAD$0.09, a share price representative of a 50% discount to the company's book value per share price.
What's more, it's crucial for you and others to note that all those much higher exercise price warrants which "Sprott", Imerys SA and that offshore registered holding company's principals hold are so far away from the exercise price that they are worthless to the company, in terms of expecting any capital infusion resulting from the exercising of such warrants.
It's also crucial for you to understand that the officers of the company who previously had company loans for them approved by NGC shareholders, so as to allow for such officers to be able to take part in an equity financing to be specifically priced at $0.75 per share . . . Suffice to say that sure as sugar didn't happen and that was, in my opinion, essentially just another disingenuous or outright deceiteful "bait and switch" maneuver attributable to Hugues Jacquemin, Geggory Bowes, Guillaume Jacq et al.
Pray tell? Are such officers and directors now willing to take advantage of what would be a set price of anywhere from $0.09 to $0.13 per share for any coming equity financing initiative?
How all too convenient for such "Missionaries On Assignment" Palmer009.
You are absolutely correct in understanding that I do view the base shelf prospectus as being wholly representative of what you've termed as "malicious intent".
Ask yourself why Hugues Jacquemin et al did not file the preliminary base shelf prospectus when the NGC.V share price was upward of a minimum of $0.55, about the time when that other disingenuous maneuver had been undertaken by and on behalf of Hugues Jacquemin et al, as pertains to that NeoGraf Solutions LLC farce of "option to purchase".
We note that this Hugues Jacquemin charater has either lied through his teeth during interviews or seemingly incessantly publicly misstated the facts whilst acting on behalf of Northern Graphite Corporation.
Finally, I would no longer have any reason to have any confidence in the abilities of Hugues Jacquemin to operate a single hotdog vending cart, let alone represent NGC "minority equities investors or anyone other than himself and the other "Missionaries On Assignment" here at NGC.
The preceding information is all so crucial to take note of Palmer009.