TMAC Resources Inc. T.TMR

Unwanted Drivel

[templetooth2]

I see that recent posts have come from 3 sources: silverrichman, Toweringmars and mtgfree1.

In each case, these posts have contributed about zero value to the average shareholder or interested observer of TMAC. Please go away. There are probably many, many hundreds if not thousands of boards on which you are welcome to post your diaries of bowel movement and other important observations. Should you ever have an interesting idea, and I mean possibly interesting to the rest of the world, please feel free to contribute to this board, one of the very few that attempts to deliver value.

[Wineaux]

Hey TempleTooth2, while not perfect, I've found the discussions and analysis on Ceo.ca much, much better than here. Please check out => https://ceo.ca/tmr . I rarely visit Stockhouse any more. 

[Toweringmars]

Full of yourself much? TMAC shutting down operations doesnt affect the average shareholder? Meanwhile most of the mines around me are still operating, but shutting down the only operating mine somehow isnt material news enough for you? Meanwhile the company hasnt announced it and I had to find out VIA friends who work at Hope Bay. Only for them to slide it in VIA their social media a few days

[Silverichman]

1.) Ignore him and don't bother with spending a minute discussing with him - that simple. ;) 2.) Hope bay didn't close, take a look at this article: https://nunatsiaq.com/stories/article/nunavut-workers-at-tmac-gold-mine-will-head-home-to-avoid-covid-19/ -> TMAC plans to continue without its Nunavut workers on the site for the next two crew change rotation cycles and will

[bwanna]

temporary care and maintenance sure sounds like it is going to end up being permanent I hope you pull out before your shares go to zero. good luck on this but the new plan to build a new 4000 tpd facility with another $680M doesn't sound possible given the history here and it will be like a pheonix with new equity after the old stuff is wiped out.

[digrdan]

Good call