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Message: Re: A message worth noting from STH in response to lack of patience

Le Penseur,

Have't heard from you for a while. Happy New Year...and also the Year of the Horse is coming up at the end of this month! May the new year bring wealth (and health of course) to all of us.

Below is my post on SH, in addition to Pear3 (still you evil twin?) for information.

ET,
There are monthly report as discussed in an AGO post, link below.
http://agoracom.com/ir/KWG/forums/discussion/topics/596969-kwg-monthly-report/messages/1872709#message
The full report can be found in a previous post by goodheart-r.

But, sometimes it could be difficult to decode the report, due to the format and other reasons. Other reasons could be that other information has already been released in some other form, e.g. MA&D, Corp Presentation, NRs, etc. It's a time consuming process to put together an overall story. This would involve (speaking from my personal experience) taking all the disjointed pieces of information and synthesize them in one coherent story. One may get close, but never 100%. Doing DD and keeping abreast of the company's game plan is a time consuming process. There is no magic pill.

Also, the company, due to competiveness reasons, cannot devulge everything, especially its strategy on how to achieve its objective. It's cloak and dagger sometimes, and it's brutal out there. If the company is too transparent, a predator may come swooping down and take the company out in a single bite, or play their cards in such a way to weaken the company and move in to buy it cheap. It's big fish eating small fish.

The key point is the trust in management. If one feels that the mangement is floundering, having no game plan and only paying attention in stuffing their own pocket, then it would be time to consider an exit strategy. Otherwise, it may require a bit more patience to let the company carry out its game plan, especially in the case where management has significant skin in the company. Frank and some of his senior people have a good chunk of stocks hence it would be to their personal interest as well to protect their own investment.

Personally, I am still holding a good chunk of KWG stocks and doing all I can to support the company, including writing to key politicians to encourage them to provide the infrastructure for the RoF. They know all that, nation building, vote getting and all, but it does not hurt to get your voice heard.
GLTA longs, hang in there!
goldhunter
Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/v.kwg/kwg-resources-inc#6Z77mDCEpZCyl4Ym.99

http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/v.kwg/kwg-resources-inc?postid=22076036

You may not get the attachment of the post, or multiple attachments since the AGO editor seemed to play trick on me.

But the link should work.

goldhunter

RE:RE:RE:KWG investors should be worried about our PPS, NOT CLIFFS!

ET,
There are monthly report as discussed in an AGO post, link below.
http://agoracom.com/ir/KWG/forums/discussion/topics/596969-kwg-monthly-report/messages/1872709#message
The full report can be found in a previous post by goodheart-r.

But, sometimes it could be difficult to decode the report, due to the format and other reasons. Other reasons could be that other information has already been released in some other form, e.g. MA&D, Corp Presentation, NRs, etc. It's a time consuming process to put together an overall story. This would involve (speaking from my personal experience) taking all the disjointed pieces of information and synthesize them in one coherent story. One may get close, but never 100%. Doing DD and keeping abreast of the company's game plan is a time consuming process. There is no magic pill.

Also, the company, due to competiveness reasons, cannot devulge everything, especially its strategy on how to achieve its objective. It's cloak and dagger sometimes, and it's brutal out there. If the company is too transparent, a predator may come swooping down and take the company out in a single bite, or play their cards in such a way to weaken the company and move in to buy it cheap. It's big fish eating small fish.

The key point is the trust in management. If one feels that the mangement is floundering, having no game plan and only paying attention in stuffing their own pocket, then it would be time to consider an exit strategy. Otherwise, it may require a bit more patience to let the company carry out its game plan, especially in the case where management has significant skin in the company. Frank and some of his senior people have a good chunk of stocks hence it would be to their personal interest as well to protect their own investment.

Personally, I am still holding a good chunk of KWG stocks and doing all I can to support the company, including writing to key politicians to encourage them to provide the infrastructure for the RoF. They know all that, nation building, vote getting and all, but it does not hurt to get your voice heard.
GLTA longs, hang in there!
goldhunter

Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/v.kwg/kwg-resources-inc#KGe36eEIldgV3cWR.99

RE:RE:RE:KWG investors should be worried about our PPS, NOT CLIFFS!

ET,
There are monthly report as discussed in an AGO post, link below.
http://agoracom.com/ir/KWG/forums/discussion/topics/596969-kwg-monthly-report/messages/1872709#message
The full report can be found in a previous post by goodheart-r.

But, sometimes it could be difficult to decode the report, due to the format and other reasons. Other reasons could be that other information has already been released in some other form, e.g. MA&D, Corp Presentation, NRs, etc. It's a time consuming process to put together an overall story. This would involve (speaking from my personal experience) taking all the disjointed pieces of information and synthesize them in one coherent story. One may get close, but never 100%. Doing DD and keeping abreast of the company's game plan is a time consuming process. There is no magic pill.

Also, the company, due to competiveness reasons, cannot devulge everything, especially its strategy on how to achieve its objective. It's cloak and dagger sometimes, and it's brutal out there. If the company is too transparent, a predator may come swooping down and take the company out in a single bite, or play their cards in such a way to weaken the company and move in to buy it cheap. It's big fish eating small fish.

The key point is the trust in management. If one feels that the mangement is floundering, having no game plan and only paying attention in stuffing their own pocket, then it would be time to consider an exit strategy. Otherwise, it may require a bit more patience to let the company carry out its game plan, especially in the case where management has significant skin in the company. Frank and some of his senior people have a good chunk of stocks hence it would be to their personal interest as well to protect their own investment.

Personally, I am still holding a good chunk of KWG stocks and doing all I can to support the company, including writing to key politicians to encourage them to provide the infrastructure for the RoF. They know all that, nation building, vote getting and all, but it does not hurt to get your voice heard.
GLTA longs, hang in there!
goldhunter

Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/v.kwg/kwg-resources-inc#KGe36eEIldgV3cWR.99
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