Prodigy Gold Inc KXLAF

the buyout price is a tragedy

[silver300]

In my opinion the buyout price is a tragedy. Its your company. You own it. Shareholders as a group do not need to sell their company to vultures. We are not desperate. It has taken me years to find a handful of stellar deposits of which Prodigy is one. I have no interest in selling at $1 and nearly doubling my investment when I could very likely earn many multiples of that by doing nothing but waiting.

Go away Argo! I am not interested!

[conrad3]

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[muffin17]

I totally agree Silver 300.  AR has a few deposits, which when combined come close to the 6m ounzes that Prodigy has.  Prodigy 6m oz however is all in one place.  In addition, the grade of the progigy deposit is about double that of AR's average grades. It may take a couple of years but I would expect Prodigy to be trading in the $5 range once we hit production.  I am

[LTGoldBull]

Friendly Deal for whom? Some controversy on the latest friendly deal for Prodigy by Argonaut.“In describing the background to the friendly takeover, Prodigy's Maher said Argonaut emerged as a "preferred partner" and that the premium built into the offer "puts this deal in a very competitive light in the current M&A (mergers and acquisitions) environment." But

[lou64]

don't you have to vote on any deal going thru on any public traded company ??? if voted down then a counter offer or another offer may form ??? see any think it a done deal but it only a friendly offer and the company may like but not necessary to vote yes for ???

[BrahmaViddo]

When many large institutions bought this at 0.50cents and are majority share holders, they will vote yes and take a nice profit... the little average Joe share holders (who may have an average SP above 1.00) will vote no.. but in the end, the institutions, PDG board and management hold a lot of shares <--- they win !!

[lou64]

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[Goldcross]

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