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Galway Resources Ltd > ROULSTON FROM LAST WEEK
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Post by rampage1 on Nov 26, 2011 8:55am

ROULSTON FROM LAST WEEK

unfortunately Lawrence Roulston has a terrible track record when it comes to stock picking. GWY has a low share price because it is a very difficult deposit, in fact at these prices it may be overvalued ! don't believe me ? look at Mineweb this morning re: article about CB gold expanding land package but NOT at all interested in GWY !!!!!!!!
Comment by misty18 on Nov 27, 2011 10:25am
Really!!!!!!Is it the same reason I haven't consolidated the area.What could CBJ possibly offer GWY?With Cali in their back pocket, I would saynothing unless GWY did spin out Vetas as a stand alone project.My 2 cents
Comment by oldtimer42 on Nov 27, 2011 11:31am
Just so folks do not get misled by Rampage's comments, the link to the Mineweb article follows. It is a non story, no idea why it was crafted in the first place. https://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page66?oid=140504&sn=Detail&pid=102055
Comment by Red5Luke on Nov 27, 2011 1:08pm
Yeah that article seems to have it all backwards....... CB Gold are the johnny come latelys - GWY has been drilling Cali and now Vetas for way longer than flash in the pan CB Gold.  Why the hell would GWY selll to CB Gold - more likely the other way around.Still hard to believe how much one hole has pushed CB so high.  Look at our piles of results at our 2 sites and they put CB to shame. ...more  
Comment by dmuy on Nov 27, 2011 1:26pm
Really? Do you expect them to say they are interested in GWY's property? You're very naive.
Comment by bepractical on Nov 27, 2011 1:45pm
I would much rather be a holder of GWY than CBJ at this point in time. To date, Galway results at both projects are impressive and it is quite likely that assay results from the hole(s) adjacent to the CBJ hole will light a fire under the share price. We are sitting in a highly unique exploration space and this fact will soon be recognized by the market.
Comment by Dejos74 on Nov 27, 2011 1:49pm
I have never understood why investors trash talk an area play that they are involved in. If one neighboring property wins they both win so it makes no sense. It's almost a menatlity derived from school yard sports of competition, perhaps these people were always picked last for the team.                 ...more  
Comment by dmuy on Nov 27, 2011 2:39pm
Agreed. CBJ's success is certainly good for us so we should wish them well. If we're successful drilling next to CBJ's property that would be good for them too. If we can demonstrate similar mineralization on both sides of the border then consolidation would seem inevitable; but who would be the consolidator? Maybe a spin-off of Vetas and merger with CBJ would make sense to maximize ...more  
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