Interesting that hedge funds pound down the explorers following investment bank set-ups and then a major swoops down like a hawk and grabs undervaluations. Could there be" behind the curtain" plans that were originally put in motion for all this to take place? The hedge fund capital is quite capable of of swinging any stock in any direction.

Could it be hedge funds play both sides for their possible lucrative percentage cuts, appease our handlers with general price suppression(lack of regulation enforcement) and appease big gold companies with future pay-offs of discounted private placements somewhere down the road?

Big banks and other big money interests suck money out of our pockets on a regular basis. Most of is called STEALING based on just vicious FRAUD.

I don't believe that the above is out of the question. What has happened with TRR is a MAJOR HEIST in my opinion. What is amazing, as well, is that their board caved in so easily. Doesn't the TRR Board KNOW gold is significantly below its realistic value?

I vividly recall Sean Boyd's past comments that Agnico purchased the Goldex property cheaply. What he basically said was that the prior Goldex shareholders got reamed, my mother included. My bottom line with that is the previous Goldex board DIDN"T DO THEIR HOMEWORK.

Are boards getting like our other representatives in government? Bob Chapman says the great majority of law-makers down south here are paid off. I fear they are, based upon responses I receive regularily eluding my direct concerns. The worst of my representatives are my California State representatives, they never respond at all but are regularily taking bows in general news releases for matters that aren't even close to the big picture.

Thank god the folks here are educated and hopefully can restrain our Board in the future from making a serious mistake with our assets for any TRR-type recommendations or power pushes of arrogance that would be against shareholder interests.