Duluth Metals Ltd DULMF

Bashers.........

[Dunite]

More like stock crashers.......Everybody is a complainer. This company has several large chinese investors already. One of them if you recall invested 30+ million dollars. Still the gorilla (Antofagasta) is in the room, waiting........If the stock drops lower, then the company is a possible take over target. Let me see, how many shares of stock are out there issued? And the company is worth how much based on those stock issues? Against the dollar value of what is in the resource side of the equation? Yep, a good investment for a corporate raiding type. The whole mining sector is in the dumps, except some Zinc plays. I work on the handle end of a rock hammer. Kind of scary not knowing if your company is the next to go to the tailings pile in the sky. I am not employed by Duluth or its competition.  Dunite

[estebancaballo]

Hi Dunite.....I don't think dm is a take-over candidate due to the relationship between Anto and DM..they have a solid agreement in place. Also I think that this resource would be too important to the US to allow it to fall into the hands of a foreign co (Anto) so that rules out a takeover by Anto imho (check out who is on the board of DM). I think they will move forward and get this mine

[redmetal]

Duluth Metals is a foreign company ( Canadian ). Once Anto takes us out or exercises their option, they will own the metal in the U.S.

[rocdic]

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[estebancaballo]

The US controls Canada to a large extent (yes its true!) and doesn't worry about Cdn ownership they way they would about, say, Brazilian ownership..........

[alvarez2]

There is influence........no doubt, but control us ? Please !  Just like a dog on a leash right ? LOL

[estebancaballo]

Well....do you think Canada has an independent foreign policy? Could the PM decide to opt out of the NA Free Trade agreement if he wanted to? Could Canada create alliances with Russia? China? I think not......Also, how about the Min of Finance? Can he set interest rates without first looking at the US rates?  Canadian markets are a fraction of the size of the US....it isn't really