28 days to auction (20 trading days), page-13

The regular drop ins have no idea what we've got here now. They skin it at open and skin it at 4 pm and their play buddies oblige – you can tell well beforehand what pull price will be.. Anything they can see they use it as a negative. They don't understand the value of short-term finance that allows so much in a short time to make others boggle. This company has wealth in assets already on the table and still exceeding what was initially not thought to be be possible while other companies are running on maybes, that may or may not happen. The point is there are a great number of believers but they have their fill and just waiting to see how it pans out over the next 20 trading days while many sit on the sidelines with FOMO anxiety complexes

We all want the raging bulls back again when the confirmation hits the books first for the graphite results on the doorstep to show Mustang is not a one trick cowboy with another high quality product in the background as a value add as prime real estate and to see what comes of it one way or another. It may be enough for holders to not sell at last with our assets growing rapidly in sight and to see what we're really made of.

I know others have their own view of Trading Halts but I personally agree with them if the results are out of the ordinary. Two if they fit the criteria, one for the graphite which should be a head turner for its quality and to give everyone time to think. The next one for the wealth of our high value stones if they exceed our inspections above and beyond.

The trading halts reduce the trading days in between the results to stop any shenanigans going on and lock the manipulators out. It's not a given of course but the way to go if results are far above the norm. I'll never forget Sir when I had them on my watch list for 6 or 8 cents, I listened to a down-ramper and took my hand off the buy button – then a trading halt and next opened around 40 odd cents then peaked at $5. It took me a long time to get over that one because even with only 200,000 shares it was a possibility of $1 million. I'm not saying this will happen with Mus but something will happen I'm sure. You got to think also when do you get out; if you had Sir when would have sold? At open or would you have taken it to the end and picked the peak? It wouldn't have been that easy and is why some form of free-carry is often the way to go if your company has the goods.
. Your choice not mine and do your own research.

Of curse we're Mus not Sir: How good are we? We'll pretty soon find out. An opinion of course.
GLAH