monto minerals, page-4

ducky1... hmmmmm - you raise some interesting points, and although you may be drawing a longbow there my friend - maybe you are not?

I guess we will all have to hold our breath on the merits of the Monto deal as CQT's 25% stock and options in MOO are in escrow for a year. If in a years time CQT is able to start unloading its MOO holding for something that resembles the value today, we will all be relatively happy, but a year is a long time, and given the recent velocity of deals around Baal Gammon, who knows what things will look like in one years time! That said, I guess I remain cautiously neutral with a slight pinch of optimism at the moment...

I notice that you and Tradiac allude to the fact that perhaps you are abreast of current affairs - clearly the power of the internet has revolutionised the ability for information to flow to the seething masses, and I can't say I am against that.

The recent upsetting results for larger players at RHG, LYC and RDF shows that the lessor beings in the corporate world are perhaps finally having their Magna Carta moment?

Sadly I doubt the corporate world will ever embrace the "one man one vote" concept (and probably rightly so - look at the mess it has got Western democracies into!), but hopefully a new age of sensibility, and dare I say it accountability, is being ushered in?

In the meantime, I will keep watching an interesting Rugby match, and I will wait patiently for the fullback to take the kick at goal...