First Atlantic Nickel Corp V.FAN

Alternate Symbol(s): FANCF

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First Atlantic Nickel Corp. is a Canadian mineral exploration company developing the 100%-owned Atlantic Nickel Project, a large-scale nickel deposit strategically located near existing infrastructure in Newfoundland, Canada. The Project's nickel occurs as awaruite, a natural nickel-iron alloy containing approximately 75% nickel with no-sulfur and no-sulfides. The Project totals 21,850 hectares of wholly owned land, featuring multiple mineralized zones, and covers almost entire Pipestone Ophiolite Complex. Its Voisey's West project is located in the Churchill Province of Labrador and consists of Nickel-Copper-Cobalt-platinum-group elements (PGE) mineralization. Its Atlantis Project totals 13,675 hectares and covers a large ultramafic complex of potential mantle source, known as the St. Anthony Complex and White Hills. The Company also owns 100% interest in mining license 038152M, consisting of 12 mineral claims located in central Newfoundland, known as the RPM South claims.

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Comment by SunsetGrillon Nov 29, 2024 9:39am

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RE:RE:Unable to find any Insider Buying

Yes, there are rules but I dont believe they largely apply here as it appears all the current information is available to the public (maybe not), and it certainly do not apply to the total % of insider ownership of the company as a whole which is less than 2% as far as I can see. Thats Pathetic. Show me a CEO who doesnt want to show "fellow shareholders" that he has some skin in the game and I will show you a shite company not worthy of the CEO owning some of it.

Its not all about them owning options, show me managment that doesnt want to make EVEN MORE money through common share ownership and I will show you a sleezy mgmt team unconcered with common shareholders.

I didnt say I was FOCUSED on insider ownership - you did. I said there was low insider ownership. I suggust you to the library and learn about things yourself rather than taking advice from a chat room. You also ASSS-U-ME i havent read the CEO board, wrong assumption. Stick to the point.

BlueChipper2020 wrote: Wrong. That would not be a problem.

There are security rules on the timing of insider stock purchases and also the fact, members of management.have lots and lots of stock options. They do not need to buy stock to makes loads of money. If this is what you have been foucsed on here, I suggest you go to CEO.ca and learn from the posters there.

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