Re: Action against an exchange?
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Jul 31, 2012 03:53PM
Keep in mind, the opinions on this site are for the most part speculation and are not necessarily the opinions of the company WITHOUT PREJUDICE
Wiser, you believe what you want. We have rolled out many things on how the markets work in depth.These are not lies, they are backed with fact. Most "muppets" don,t know of the dynamics of the markets and never take the time to understand them. Their money is just throwed in on a gamble and a wish. Anyone that put money into SLI should not have been hit with such a stock price decline to this magnitude, its ridiculous. All the news releases have left many holes in the data, enabling any savvy investor to make a reasonable investing decision. So, in fact, investors should not have sold on the assumption that the available info was all there was/is.
You must have seen the short promotion put on the stock last Oct, where in a shorting report that the shorters more or less said the stock was going to .40, I would have loved to have their crystal ball, I wouldn,t be on a message board now, because I would have been so rich, I would have been out helping less fortunate people and spreading whatever good I could.
Many things seem to be contributing to the sp decline, but they may all be in the same. We know we were targeted for a short attack, we know we were shorted and we know that almost all resource stocks on the TSX were shorted around the same time in the last 6 months or so.This was no coincidence, every resource stock was hit, while the POG and PM prices remain at some of the highest prices in history. All these resource stocks ashould not be at these sp levels of today, there is no ryme nor fundamental reason for it.At any minute of any given day now, many of these juniors with a half to 1 million speculated gold could have a move put on them by a major. For instance, SLI is probably being valued at right now of having only 1500 ounces of gold, this is preposterous when you have seen some calculations by Gluckenstein and such, that suggest 2 or more more million ounces in the veins that we had data on, before the drilling. Throw on top of this the Vilcoro, possibly world class and the Cueva Blanca (CB)that already shows one of Peru,s biggest miners, Bueanaventura is shown an open interest in.
Its quite easy to estimate how much gold the 3 Peruvian properties have on them by reviewing all the historical data and connecting the dots. With 2 possible world class gold properties, and maybe the third with CB, you could be looking at us having over 7 million ounces of gold in the Peruvian properties alone! For the argument Tesoro is not economical, that is the worst lie anyone could ever make. We were mining one vein at a profit when the POG was around half of what it is today. A recent report put out on gold mines around the world, show the lowest grade deposit be an average .17 g/t! We have at least 2 wide sections of alteration that suggest an average grade of many multiples of that.
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