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Posted On: 08/11/2024 11:12:14 PM
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$PSGR SARCASM & SATIRE are on as August is speeding by and the window to develop the '...near Kingman, Arizona', is rapidly closing! Yep, the brutal and devastatingly frigid temperatures will curtail any construction at the claims/mine site(s)....not to mention the tens of feet of snow cover that blanket the area as blizzard after blizzard blows through!!! Oh WAIT!!! I may have confused the Arizona site with the Nevada Marcos site that was once at the forefront of development and production....or maybe it was the other Nevada sites! It's difficult to keep abreast of the Mine du Jour!
Not to worry! None of the sites will be in any danger of being inundated with snowfall or be Arctic Blasted with temperatures that would freeze a Polar Bear's thoughts. At least that is one excuse that can be taken from the list of 'Why Nothing of Value to Share Holders' has been produced at any of the P-U-shing Resources Company, Inc. sites. Ya gotta wonder how long the current <$0.03/share will hold before taking another plunge. Again, Not to Worry....if (when) the share price drops into the $0.01xxx range, most likely someone will buy a thousand shares or so and push the price up to around
$0.03/share range. Hmmmm...that seems to happen a lot. I wonder who buys the shares to make the share price go up so dramatically and so quickly(?)...I guess it is important to make the company appear to have a great more value than the
1+ cent/share price range. Hmmmm...who would do such a thing???? Is there a vested interest for those with tens of millions of shares?
Not to worry! None of the sites will be in any danger of being inundated with snowfall or be Arctic Blasted with temperatures that would freeze a Polar Bear's thoughts. At least that is one excuse that can be taken from the list of 'Why Nothing of Value to Share Holders' has been produced at any of the P-U-shing Resources Company, Inc. sites. Ya gotta wonder how long the current <$0.03/share will hold before taking another plunge. Again, Not to Worry....if (when) the share price drops into the $0.01xxx range, most likely someone will buy a thousand shares or so and push the price up to around
$0.03/share range. Hmmmm...that seems to happen a lot. I wonder who buys the shares to make the share price go up so dramatically and so quickly(?)...I guess it is important to make the company appear to have a great more value than the
1+ cent/share price range. Hmmmm...who would do such a thing???? Is there a vested interest for those with tens of millions of shares?
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