$PSGR June 15, 2018 10:15 Arizona time. How much m
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Posted On: 06/15/2018 1:25:55 PM
$PSGR June 15, 2018 10:15 Arizona time. How much mine work will the sale of 2,855 PSGR shares at $0.021/share fund (the total number of shares sold so far today)? Yep, that is ALMOST $60.00 in stock sales. Not certain who sold or bought the shares BUT good to know that the share price has not gone below $0.02/share...although it did drop down from $0.025/share.
Buyers must be tripping all over each other in their stampede to purchase PSGR shares. If the HUGE daily sales continue at $60.00, AND if the corporation sells the shares, the company may be able to afford the cost of a tank of gas to drive out to the New Enema Substandard Cojones Mine site and Potential Resort area just southeast of Kingman, Arizona. Of course with the current price of gas being over $3.00 gallon in many places, the trip will be a one-way ride.
A REAL question....IF there is water in the shafts/tunnels of the current underground mine (Enterprise Mine), how does Pershing Resources plan to address the requirements for emptying the shafts? FACT: It is not a simple matter of pumping the water out of the mine and onto the ground or out to an arroyo/trench. The water WILL contain heavy metals and will require a discharge permit and a location to contain the liquid until it 1) Evaporates 2) Is treated to the level required by law.
SO....WHAT'S THE PLAN FOR THIS????
ACTIONS NOT BS
Buyers must be tripping all over each other in their stampede to purchase PSGR shares. If the HUGE daily sales continue at $60.00, AND if the corporation sells the shares, the company may be able to afford the cost of a tank of gas to drive out to the New Enema Substandard Cojones Mine site and Potential Resort area just southeast of Kingman, Arizona. Of course with the current price of gas being over $3.00 gallon in many places, the trip will be a one-way ride.
A REAL question....IF there is water in the shafts/tunnels of the current underground mine (Enterprise Mine), how does Pershing Resources plan to address the requirements for emptying the shafts? FACT: It is not a simple matter of pumping the water out of the mine and onto the ground or out to an arroyo/trench. The water WILL contain heavy metals and will require a discharge permit and a location to contain the liquid until it 1) Evaporates 2) Is treated to the level required by law.
SO....WHAT'S THE PLAN FOR THIS????
ACTIONS NOT BS
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