RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Interesting that since the Western Potash announcementlol black you berate him relentlessly, but sw248 has your number ole boy
He asks me a question, I answer it, and you roll out from under that dark rock in an absolute tizzy.
As I have mentioned several times, this executive team deserves a lot of credit for funding this corp during the lean times, so calm down a little, I am not attacking your boys.....
That said, the last decade of financials are readily available on SEDAR black, so lets not pretend they are a bunch of ficticious numbers to appease the regulators shall we. Execs whether reaching the end goal or not get paid handsomely, and that will never change.
As for any perceived shareholders advantage, interesting theory from you considering anyone holding since 2016 has had their initial holdings percentage diluted almost 3 fold, and that is somehow a good thing black?
Now unfortunately the company is closing in on half a billion shares outstanding and a shovel has yet to break ground in 8 years despite millions upon millions of investment dollars flowing through the treasury , the companies cash reserves could use a needed boost, and their closest peer in the sector has put their cavern process on hold until it can be supercharged despite building a > $200 million mine / facility.
Let's wait until the latest GSP Financials are out in a week or so shall we black, and you can start beating your drum again about how outstanding things are going in the novel Sask potash sector.
Potash in general is unfortunately not in a great spot right now, and with more global producers coming on line shortly, its not going to help any juniors hopes.
It is what it is black, but thanks for showing up with your usual cheery disposition!