It seems they never have any answers with any certainty Fast foot. When I owned nearly a half a million shares valued at $20,000 it was not so hard to get answers. Once Green Fuel came along and I visited the so called building site under construction, and found a vacant lot across the street from the Coal company, supposedly their sites supplier, I asked a company employee about the project. He laughed and said it was a big hoopla that involved some politicians etc etc and that it wasn't going anywhere, which to date is exactly true.

Investors should never had any problem getting information about a company they may invest in, concerning the number of shares issued and share values. Understandably, merger type information would be kept secret for legal reasons. From where Silverado is now, financially, it would take a several million ounce find to make Silverados share worth anything for it's share holders IMO. A million ounce find, may be possible,, with financing or funding, but those would have to be repaid with interest, and added expenses and CEO bonuses have to be paid as does the equipment and maint. costs. thus a million ounce find would not make Silverado a going concern, as it once was.

Serious investors no longer look at Silverado as a worthy investment, but they tend to look at Silverado as purely a speculative venture. I look at it, as do many of my friends, as a good learning experience....... one not to be repeated.

An even bigger black eye for Silverado was their Green Fuel project, IMO.