Re: ECU Silver Receives Favourable Ruling in Arbitration Hearing
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Sep 24, 2010 10:27AM
Golden Minerals is a junior silver producer with a strong growth profile, listed on both the NYSE Amex and TSX.
I find it more than incredible and I find it to be very suspicious. How can either company come to terms with each other with a person involved in both companies? What is his holdings with both of them? Is he allowed access to information to both parties? That would be a conflict of interest. What really intrigues me is why haven't we known this until now? What kind of ratifications will this bring to shareholders? On top of that ECU has to pay more of the costs for this arbitration that they so called won.
On another note yes gold and silver up again today. And ECU is already down while GOG is untouched. Plus the fact that ECU has already done 271,000 plus in volume by 10:15 A.M.? Whats up with that? I for one have a problem with this mess. How can two companies collide like this and have someone on the board of both companies?
How much holdings does he have? And what information is he sharing between certain individuals? I know we have shorts but this is crazy! Plus the fact if you look at both companies for the last 6 months to a year Gog has had a better percentage on price evaluation. Please someone explain that. ECU is operating and making profit and GOG is doing what?
I didn't expect to wake up to see gold at 1300.00 and silver up .20 with a 2 cent loss in share price that's for sure. Then I read about this. What kind of Ponzi scheme is this?