Ursa Major Minerals Incorporated T.UMJ

tickle's position

[rallydriver]

 I been in umj for a while now , it hasnt done much.

 I cant tell if umj has potential or not. Nobody here has offered any reason for the stock price to get better any time soon.
 So far the market seems to reflect that tickle is correct. I certainly wish he was not, but I am now asking myself, why the price of umj would go up.
 
 I realize some might consider tickle a basher, but the pumpers have not been proven correct either.

[McLacherty]

ISM is buying, why if it is that bad, hmmmm. Could be you want more cheap shares. Lol ----------Original Message Posted 10/19/2010 8:23:16 PM----------  I been in umj for a while now , it hasnt done much. I cant tell if umj has potential or not. Nobody here has offered any reason for the stock price to get better any time soon. So far the market seems to reflect that tickle is

[Thunderhead1]

Rallydriver.... you still here???? Still whining??  You whined months ago that UMJ was going to zero, but yet when the s/p goes from 8c up to 12c (that's up 50%) on good volume, you still refuse to sell??? What the heck is wrong with you??  Can't you find the sell button?? As for your whining about no one previously responding and offering reasons...

[rallydriver]

 the thing with the pumpers is you dont have any positives to say about the company.You just seem to want to attack posters with contrary views. Like I said many times - if anyone has good reasons to be in umj - post them up, here.

[throughmud]

rally, may I suggest reading yesterday's UMJ NR, if you haven't. There is plenty of reason to be optimistic as this small company recovers from the downturn: It has cash flow from Shakespeare open-pit mining, and is actively exploring at Nickel Offsets where there have been really strong results in earlier drilling, and the company is also outlining a higher-grade zone at depth at

[lonecrow]

Bull caca.. They are sitting on some awesome properties!  1 Billion in the ground.  What more can you say?  The demand for minerals is not going to decrease it will only increase.  It is just a matter of time for the market to get its confidence back and realize where secure investments should be placed.  I wouldn't put a cent into oil,  as more and more people