Posted On: 02/21/2015 11:31:03 AM
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My thinking is that the same thing would only happen if they were listed on an English speaking exchange. If they listed on say the Mexican exchange where they speak Spanish, I doubt the US based hedge funds would take an interest.
It's easier for MSJ to stay as a completely privately owned company. Then there's absolutely nothing to bash, no share price to short, no deals to fudge, no shares to buy to try and take a controlling interest in the company.
I think that if you own a mine in Mexico that your on site security will be armed any way. So I'd like to see anyone from BGL try and arrange to do anything when there are still open warrants for the arrest of pretty well all of the senior executives!
As long as all their recent exploration since their May 2012 PR has found what I think it probably has, then the sale price should be considerably higher than the $550m-$650m they were originally going for, for a 60% share which is the same deal they had with TUMI and BGL.
Making our shares worth a lot more.
It's easier for MSJ to stay as a completely privately owned company. Then there's absolutely nothing to bash, no share price to short, no deals to fudge, no shares to buy to try and take a controlling interest in the company.
I think that if you own a mine in Mexico that your on site security will be armed any way. So I'd like to see anyone from BGL try and arrange to do anything when there are still open warrants for the arrest of pretty well all of the senior executives!
As long as all their recent exploration since their May 2012 PR has found what I think it probably has, then the sale price should be considerably higher than the $550m-$650m they were originally going for, for a 60% share which is the same deal they had with TUMI and BGL.
Making our shares worth a lot more.
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