Post by
psych01 on Jan 23, 2017 1:39pm
re--consolidation
Gold--I was being sarcastic. I know, you say that's not like me, but there you go. I'm trying to cut down on it but it's hard after a lifetime of it. Anyway, rollbacks usually suck. Reading the entire NR I would say that they're putting the 10-1 ratio out there hoping shareholders will agree to 5-1. They need more than 50% but they will achieve the rollback if they want it. They will just outline what might be down the pike if they don't make things better for financiers. It will happen. Wonder if anyone has ever seen a rollback turn out to be a good thing. I haven't but I know some of you know a lot more than I do. IMO
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Comment by
Joseph_K on Jan 23, 2017 7:05pm
.70, LOL. With weeks of consolidation talk in front of the vote, I doubt it. Plus, they should have made it a 20:1 or 25:1 rollback imho. Anything under a buck is still a penny stock to a lot of investors and they won't touch it.
Comment by
mstettler on Jan 24, 2017 1:57pm
I tend to agree here - even at today's price it's a .55 stock. From the news release: reimbursement of the convertible debentures ($9M) in the short term will tap into our available cash flow. With supplementary cash, the Corporation will be able to advance its other projects immediately. So basically a financing is coming very soon.
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Comment by
pdcon1 on Jan 25, 2017 3:54pm
rmx had a rollback at 1.40 now trading at 1.90
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