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CDN Maverick Capital Corp C.CDN

Alternate Symbol(s):  AXVEF

CDN Maverick Capital Corp. is a Canada-based diversified exploration company with a core focus on lithium. The Company’s projects include Northwind Lake Lithium Property, Poncheville Lithium Prospects and Rainbow Canyon Gold Project. The Northwind Lake Property is a lithium pegmatite exploration project located in the Electric Avenue Lithium District, located approximately 10 kilometers (km) north-northwest of the PAK Lithium Project and covers over 7,040 hectares (ha). The Poncheville Lithium Prospects span nearly 40,000 ha across the Poncheville and Chabinoche properties and are located approximately 65 kilometers (km) northeast of the mining town of Matagam. The Rainbow Canyon Gold Project is a precious metals exploration prospect located in the Olinghouse Mining District, about 40 km east of Reno in Washoe County, Nevada.


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Comment by wonlargeon Oct 01, 2002 11:25pm
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Post# 5477791

RE: mismanagement...

RE: mismanagement...quote: how will the newest inventory financers be able to "audit" profit results to make sure they are getting their cut? (or is this another extra expense of the company?) This is exactly what I was wondering. I can imagine this could be a nightmare accounting problem. Will A/ investor buy cars 3009-3015. B/ buys 3016-3027...and so on and so on... or will A/ & B/ be buying 3009-3027? then splitting the profit. If AA can't make a profit keeping all the profit... how will they ever by now giving away a percentage of the profit? It appears they need the cash desperately to pay the debentures interest. They keep borrowing from new investors to pay the last group of debentures. This seems more like a pyramid scheme.
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