Laurion Mineral Exploration Inc. V.LME

Sliver platter

[Anthony13]

After listening to the interview letsss goooo!! How much more info does a suitor want they have done a lot in terms of data, agreements.... sounds like a great opportunity

[JoJoHairBlo]

I hope her talk of starting production of the stockpile 2-3 years from now is just that...talk.

[Anthony13]

You and me both ..... I hope it's just an added bonus for the buyer .... 

[Wizzle]

Anyone notice in the interview that there is an awkward cut after the mention of long term goals? 

[matlas]

Guys-Get real! I consider something like this to be totally meaningless. Even if Cynthia is knee-deep in negotiations with a purchaser, do you think she would mention or even hint at that? She has to convey a "business as usual" message. For one thing, in her position, there are all sorts of OSC issues regarding what she publicly says. In addition, from a negotiation perspective

[Wizzle]

I agree with these general sentiments, I just wonder if they are in the middle of significant nogotiations why you would bother to do an interview of your basic bussiness pitch.  I don't know when this was recorded, but I have to think there might be more important things to focus on when you are on the cusp of a billion dollar plus deal.  

[matlas]

Wizzle- I think the answer to your question is as expressed by ilovexau yesterday: "If there is a suitor they still need to put out press, to encourage competitive bids or to stay the course of being transparent. No deal is a deal until it's done, no eggs in one basket."

[JoJoHairBlo]

I suppose you're right.  You certainly don't want to look desperate for a deal.  You would also want to signal that you have access to enough capital to keep going for the forseeable future if a deal isn't secured in the short-term.