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Posted On: 04/03/2021 8:24:34 PM
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I read on other forums that an SEC action will dry up Mexus' only source of funds - convertible loans. Quarter after quarter the operation seems to produce only a token number of ounces of gold hence the CEO's dependence on toxic loans.
How accurate is it that the toxic loans will soon cease to exist? Since the source board is unreliable, I'm skeptical.
Any vibes good or bad to share as we move from Sonoran spring into the heat of summer by mid May.
Been here since 2012 when the pre-reverse price was 3 to 6 cents. Doing the math is painful isn't it and Buy and Hold has been pretty devastating. Hope most have rotated out of a portion of your Mexus holdings in favor of some appreciating stocks.
Best for Easter and Passover and Springtime renewal.
How accurate is it that the toxic loans will soon cease to exist? Since the source board is unreliable, I'm skeptical.
Any vibes good or bad to share as we move from Sonoran spring into the heat of summer by mid May.
Been here since 2012 when the pre-reverse price was 3 to 6 cents. Doing the math is painful isn't it and Buy and Hold has been pretty devastating. Hope most have rotated out of a portion of your Mexus holdings in favor of some appreciating stocks.
Best for Easter and Passover and Springtime renewal.
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