Aris Mining Corp T.ARIS

Gran Colombia

[clubhouse19]

Seems to get hit harder than most when there is a selloff in gold.
  This time around, it is much more apparent.
   I believe the thin float has much to do with it.

Any thoughts ?

[Brioche]

Gcm -2.03     gdx -2.74     gdxj -2.95 .   Look at the tprff/gdxj   ratio from sept 1st . -)

[7Twiggy]

I agree, easy for day traders to play around.  Same thing has been apparent with Caldas, although I suspect this last deal was a long time in the making so it was in everyone's interest to keep the price down. The more I think about it this new deal may be better than we give the Gran Colombia Mgt team credit.  Gran Columbia may have lost control with 45.5 instead of 53.5% of Caldas,

[Golder007]

US$8M in payout as severance, while they are all in official positions at Gran Columbia as well... classic serafino act.... sell a good asset away and get packaged out.  who gets packaged out on a sale of a spin-out asset... day light theft and all shareholders thinks its an honest management.. is there 43-101 even correct?

[menoalittle]

>> all shareholders thinks its an honest m... not all.

[tsoprano24]

Indeed, meno, indeed. T

[clubhouse19]

You certainly have a magnificent grasp of the obvious.

[menoalittle]

>> You certainly have a magnificent grasp Thank you.  It's nice to occasionally be appreciated. :-}

[clubhouse19]

i guess you learnt that tactic from the Trumpass.. That's one obvious conclusion you missed.

[kkkrrr]

what you are talking about?  ... absulutely BS ... this happens at every campany in the Dow Jones or nasdaq ...    when old management goes they receive a paycheck ... ...and i feel god with this , why?  a 8 million USD paycheck for ald management ,ok , this is the one side .. the other side is...  new manegment is highly skilled at will create much more $$$$$ as