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CANDORADO OPERATING CO > good things will eventually be public
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Post by degus on Jan 30, 2012 2:28pm

good things will eventually be public

The trick to a profit, if you were sucked into this stock when it was much higher priced, is to buy more when it is near its low. If you anticipate a move to between 5 and 10 cents before the warrant expirations, buying more at 3 cents gives you a 66% profit at least, up to 300%. If the warrants expire and then more news pushes it up, the price is not predictable. Anyone who sells for a penny profit will deserve the spanking.

 

What news?

 

The companies doing the deals are not Renés' CDO. They want to find minerals, make it public and move their share prices up. GWQ is demonstrating that. And GWQ has many millions of tonnes of high value copper-gold-silver-magnetite on its scarns, plus high cu-au-ag on its porphyry targets that are not on land gotten from CDO. With CDO's new ownership position in GWQ, CDO benefits from whatever GWQ does to help itself gain value.

 

And the company that optioned the Timothy property has just finished an expensive Titan24 survey on the property. This geophysical survey is quite expensive, but it can sniff out minerals hundred of meters below the surface, making it much more likely that drilling will be successful, because you know what is there in advance.

 

CDO still owns the property and the option requires significant spending to earn 70%. CDO retains 30% and stock in the company doing the exploration, so if they prosper, so does CDO.

 

Being a pessimist is self-defeating.  Either buy more and profit so you no longer need to whine, or sell and move on with your life. Good luck.

Comment by trader4ever on Jan 30, 2012 6:40pm
degus, maybe 10-year-longterm-investors in CDO, who complain about this desastreous stock might not be needed ....but big mouths like you are not needed either!
Comment by degus on Jan 30, 2012 8:02pm
You provide the definition of an ingrate. I provide you with information about what is happening to affect the value of CDO and you say I have a big mouth.   Are you proud you own the stock 10 years? Whatever you paid originally is gone. CDO is worth what it is worth today. Some of us realize that and want to see it go up in price, because the company improves. If you do not like Rene or Kirk ...more  
Comment by trader4ever on Jan 31, 2012 2:32am
Yoiu are too funny: You argue like we do not have those 'fundamentals' since years....included the years Reeds is CEO. Those fundamentals have been the reason I have kept my shares for so many years. Your informations are worth nothing as long as they are just a post by an anonymus. My annyoance about you refers to your permant recommendation that I have to sell my shares if I am not happy ...more  
Comment by degus on Jan 31, 2012 8:36am
I don't design CDO's deals. They are not my deals. I am an investor, a successful one. I know that Companies that do good deals tend to go up in price. Companies that do nothing, decline in value.   I also know that if you don't trust the management of a company that you should not be a longterm holder of the stock, because the best assets can be squandered by bad management ...more  
Comment by trader4ever on Jan 31, 2012 7:21pm
degus, I assume you don't know why I have been a longterm shareholder since ten years. I do not explain it again as I did it for ten years already at this board, as I also explained why this story has reached its limits for me ! My break-even is .16, so not reason to get out at this price. If you are that investor you want to be, you should know: Don't get out at the bottom and take all ...more  
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