Post by
BladeMaster on Jan 06, 2024 9:29pm
The Fundamentals Matter...
Many of us are under-water on NFG, but if we've done our homework, and we believe in the longer-term potential, and we are willing to wait for the "re'rate", there really isn't much to worry about
"When Stocks are attractive, you BUY them. Sure, THEY CAN GO LOWER. I've bought stocks at $12 that went to $2, but then they later went to $30.
You just don't know when you can find the bottom"
Peter Lynch, Fidelity Funds
Comment by
TheGreekGoldGuy on Jan 07, 2024 12:56pm
Nozzpack makes the same argument as E.K. about NFG being a lifestyle company etc., with corrupt management. They both bring up Martahon Gold in their posting. Nozzpack also loves MAE, do you think that he might own quite a few shares of MAE? GGG
Comment by
Evenkeel123 on Jan 07, 2024 1:20pm
I don't recall ever calling management corrupt. You play with words. People speak dishonestly.. A lifestyle company does not infer corruption. You better look it up. EK
Comment by
eldreco on Jan 07, 2024 2:35pm
Hmmm, EK - while you are correct that the term "lifestyle company" does not necessarily infer corruption, the posters who use this term to promote whatever their personal agendas are certainly implying corruption! And if this little libellous loophole is being so adroitly mined by others (virtually 100%, in my experience), how are you any different?
Comment by
Dixiedee on Jan 07, 2024 2:21pm
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Comment by
Dixiedee on Jan 07, 2024 5:50pm
His quick conclusions in both directions and wild speculation on what the company needed to do at times was over the top .with his ever changing commitment to his investment strategy he was hard to take serious .No comment on EK
Comment by
Retiredgeo on Jan 07, 2024 7:35am
Eventually, this will be one of the most profitable gold mines in Canada and it has everything going for it. Once the KMZ is open pitted everyone will see just how profitable this ore will be. In the mean time we are still in the preamble to mining.
Comment by
Dixiedee on Jan 07, 2024 2:27pm
Totally agree the size of his investment and the continued ongoing purchase of more shares by Eric Sprott speaks volumes between himself his #company and his estate planing for his family he owns directly and indirectly about 34% of the whole company
Comment by
BladeMaster on Jan 07, 2024 7:11pm
I know based on Collin K's testimony that Eric has at least 30%, is there new data suggesting his total position is near 34%? How did you get this number? Excellent if true!
Comment by
Dixiedee on Jan 07, 2024 7:28pm
Before he did his estate planning he had 33.1% of the outstanding shares after his estate planing he was @19%. And then increased up to 20% so approx 34% I did ask if he sold any shares I was told that he just restructured the shares in an estate plan for his family he did not sell any