Not sure where you got this "hero" stuff from. Nowhere did I say...

Not sure where you got this "hero" stuff from. Nowhere did I say that...what I said was he'd know a fair bit more about the viability of uranium mining in Sweden than you do...maybe not so hard a task I might add when the hurdle is to articulate the case more intelligibly than "radioactive mud"

As for his "consistent shareholder dilution" when he joined in June 2014 the share price was $0.26. When he left in April 2018 the share price was $1.82. What a horribly dilutionary run for shareholders with a 7x increase in the share price.

But who cares about this history since they're recently turned into a joke:



Terrible returns of only 317% over the last 5 years. What shareholder would be happy with that result? No doubt they're up in arms as we speak.

As for Swedish uranium being worth zero, I suppose if that's the case you'll sell me 100 million District Metals shares for $100k...easiest $100k you'll ever make right because the shares are worth zero? Or is it the case that selling me 100 million District Metals shares for $100k would bankrupt you because you because they're really worth tens of millions of dollars right now?

As for pointing out the share price of AEE today thank you that's the most insightful thing you've said so far...makes me feel like it was time well spent wading through all your posts so that I could finally uncover that nugget of gold.