As a retired Manitoba exploration geologist and physical scientist, I’ve come to the conclusion that most junior exploration companies are merely mining and milking the markets.
Worse than even Wall Street!
J.C. (Robin) Gibson
Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Sady, I must agree with Mr. Gibson. The NI 43-101 standard has been used by far too many juniors to promote their stocks and deceive retail investors rather than protect them.
correct! now who will be second to come out of the closet, and do people really want to hear the truth.