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Cline Mining Corporation > The Great Pumpkin
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Post by mr1derful on Aug 27, 2012 2:11pm

The Great Pumpkin

Allow me to beg your indulgence for just a moment.It has been almost 8 weeks since the Great Pumpkin also known as David Stone announced that a "detailed optimization process has been commenced( for New Elk) to ensure that the optimum Net Present Value is achieved for the asset."

Meanwhile our very own Stockhouse Linus who goes by the handle Bond and all of his fellow ignoramuses such as aatwal and ark88 have all gathered in the pumpkin patch awaiting the arrival of the Great Pumpkin who will deliver some amazing news and save their pathetic investment in Cline.

Unfortunately, The Great Pumpkin won't have any news to save the day. Too many things are beyond the control of even The Great Pumpkin such as no money to optimize the asset, such poor macro conditions that nobody needs the 70,000 tons of coal that Cline produced. Meanwhile as you all patiently wait for coal markets to improve the cash position at Cline continues to dwindle every day. Perhaps the management team are scurrying around madly trying to figure out a way to raise some much needed cash. I wish them luck. Meanwhile I can see the disappointment on Bond's face when the Great Pumpkin doesn't show up to save the day.

Comment by bond46 on Aug 27, 2012 3:28pm
Bond 46 pal does not harbor any illusions like many on this board,yourself included,  who presumably stand on the sidelines and most likely you're deep under water. Bond 46 bought this stock 6 years ago at an average price of 46cents, 400k  in all, sold some to reduce the cost base to 16cents and now playing with the House's money. If that does not tell you anything ...more  
Comment by mr1derful on Aug 27, 2012 6:43pm
Sorry, Linus, I mean Bond. I seriously doubt you have held this stock for 6 years with an initial cost base of $.46.. You have made 266 Stockhouse posts since you joined in April 2012. If you had been a shareholder for as long as you say there is no way that you would have been able to contain yourself from posting here for the previous 5.5 years that you were an alleged shareholder. You' ...more  
Comment by miner8740 on Aug 29, 2012 7:25am
pumpkin and squash may turned into rotten assets no performance from these two new veges shame on bod  
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