Bring us an offer and leave the Paper Tiger out of it
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Mar 13, 2011 04:57PM
Personally, I see no significant value in WTG. Therefore I have no interest in holding WTG paper.
I've never been one that believes in coincidences so I'm having a real issue with the crusher breakdown, the lack of news surrounding it and the timing of these huge share dispositions.
Colour me suspicious but in my opinion this stinks:
Feb 18/11 | Feb 18/11 | Scola, Francis | Indirect Ownership | Common Shares | 97 - Other | -1,250,000 | |
Feb 11/11 | Feb 08/11 | Scola, Francis | Indirect Ownership | Common Shares | 97 - Other | -4,900,000 | |
Feb 04/11 | Feb 02/11 | Finskiy, Maxim Valerievich | Indirect Ownership | Warrants | 97 - Other | -12,500,000 | |
Feb 04/11 | Feb 02/11 | Finskiy, Maxim Valerievich | Indirect Ownership | Warrants | 97 - Other | -13,000,000 | |
Feb 04/11 | Feb 02/11 | Finskiy, Maxim Valerievich | Indirect Ownership | Common Shares | 97 - Other | -25,000,000 |
If one truly believes that riding the Russian coat tails will be a profitable prospect... you're kidding yourself.
We collectively need to say NO! to WTG paper if its part of this deal then wait unitl more realistic offers come forward as other players come to the party.
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