@Prawn Man,
I am not a T20 holder either although I once was many years ago so I can tell you without hesitation being in the T20 only means you loose more cause you have believed the BS that was banded about re starting up mining years ago, not sure whether throwing money at a stock that has a clear track record of delivering zip back to its sholders is what you can call excitement given they haven't delivered nothing for well over 10 years, many past investors see it for what it is destruction of sholder wealth.
I continue to look at why this company keeps moving the goal posts time after time and chasing whatever is the flavour of the month and they do it repeatedly, it's in their history. Another important factor that many are forgetting is that the Canadians are pretty good at mining an if they thought there was anything worthwhile at Lynn Lake why would they sell it out to a miniscule minnow like Corazon, reading through the announcements it may have been a case of come in spinner an Corazon walked straight into it or fell for the speil being thrown around at the time, way back in 2014 Corazon stated they were looking at starting up mining what happened, they moved the goal posts because what they thought they had ended up being just a dream.
I fully understand Corazon is a micro explorer with a small budget but not sure your figures are correct with regard to spending a million per year my figures go way beyond 30 million in losses over a 10 year period so thus minnow
explorer is burning over 3.3 million in cash each and every year not bad for a micro explorer yes/no?
Where it couldn't find it of course not cause it's a huge chance there is nothing there probably why it was sold to a little unknown Aussie explorer who could see an opportunity to enjoy a great lifestyle looks like that's worked out pretty good for them don't you think, and there are many examples of that but here's one to ponderabout it's when Brett Smith first joined Corazon in 2010, the Corporate remuneration package for all directors totalled just on 185k, the following year 2011 the Corporate remuneration package for all directors totalled over 776k, with the MD scooping up over 365k in his first year, also in 2010 there was 5 directors this dropped back to 4 after BS joined the fold, not a bad lifestyle if you can get it any wonder the goal posts continue to be moved time after time.
By the way great post Amigo, it's about time someone decided to debate in a constructive fashion instead of attacking anyone with a opposing view.
