Condor Resources Inc CNRIF

You all make good points

[DarkGreen]

but , take a look at what is going on at Hercules the shorters are the ones making all the money . So, material change the first batch and then another material change on the next batch to the bad .

[Flyder]

Companies do not have the option of deciding which news to release and which to retain if it is material in nature.  Material is material, and it needs to be released, regardless if it 'good' or 'bad'.  Too bad for Hercules, but if Lyle has the option of waiting until all the assays are in before putting out news, then the first 4 holes must not be material.

[goodbones]

I think we'd have seen alot more selling if it wasn't looking good.. but I'm an amateur so I dont know for sure..  Doesn't sound like snowline released their initial assays immediately.. instead hatched them and look where they are now... 

[goodbones]

Correct me if I'm wrong.. Back in the summer of 2022 Snowline released "batched" assays further confirming a low grade bulk tonnage deposit and their MC had increased to 400 M pre assays based on core photos. Many Investors sold on that news.. and now the MC is double.  CN has a measly 60M MC if they confirm they potentially have a large low grade bulk tonnage gold/silver

[Zibo510]

To me not releasing the assay results they have admitted are in their possession is the same as  If you have monies invested in a financial institution and calling them up and asking how your investments are doing and  They say sorry Bubba that's none of your business, we'll let you know when we feel like it, click.

[Zibo510]

I'm going to disagree Flyder Bad results are just as material as good results  It's all material information that shareholders have the right to be informed about, and the company has a Fiduciary duty/Obligation to keep shareholders abreast of all information that affects their investment whether good or bad