Whitecap Resources Inc T.WCP

Eric Nuttall

[jimgeorge]

I've known Eric for a long time - 25 years at least, since he was a young guy with Sprott.  Sprott taught him how easy it is to manipulate small cap company share prices by buying and selling up to 10% of the float.  He pushed so much WCP into the market that it is now a laggard, and by buying CPG he has made its stock price jump.  So he looks good...

Anyway, Eric is a smart guy and he has been good for bringing attention back to our sector, but he is off base on WCP, or any longer term story.  He's always struggled to "get" the longer term stories.  As I have said before, WCP is a very sustainable dividend payer for the long haul.  I'm holding my 400,000 shares!

[pinecone11]

jimgeorge says "I've known Eric for a long time - 25 years at least, since he was a young guy with Sprott.  Sprott taught him how easy it is to manipulate small cap company share prices by buying and selling up to 10% of the float.  He pushed so much WCP into the market that it is now a laggard, and by buying CPG he has made its stock price jump.  So he looks good..."

[dandu1924]

He promotes after he has purschased them, and he is ready to sell them after his call, or to late he sold out before his call.

[jimgeorge]

Eric believes in his story, he believes in the companies he invests in.  But the mere act of purchasing up to 10% of a company will add momentum to the share price, just as selling up to 10% provides downward momentum.  "Manipulation" may be too harsh a word, but there is no doubt Eric factors in the "nuttall boost" into his investment analysis. And no, of course he

[stocktalk]

Nuttall was trained, coached and schooled by the best in his field when he was with Sprott. The Gretzky of stock investment firms.