We have a lot of competitors in this space and I generally like them all … but to say I despise everything about Canada Stockwatch is an understatement. Hence, why I took such pleasure in the following quote by James West, which came via this post on AGORACOM.
Golden Hope Mines Update
Another good company with lousy shareholders, Golden Hope suffers from negative press from the National Enquirer of the resource industry, Canada Stockwatch (currently the defendant in two libel suits by TSX listed companies), and newsletter writer Brent Cook ( he told subscribers to sell Colossus at$0.40….its now trading in the $7 – 8 range.). So fools with an audience can do immense damage. The company continues to methodically execute on its strategy of attempting to find the limits of the mineralized band that thus far extends along a potential 20 kilometres of strike – a strategy being emulated by Bowmore Exploration Ltd. (TSX.V:BOW), a TSX company with directors and management in common with Osisko Mining Corp. (TSX:OSK) It is worth noting that Osisko had a very hard time finding believers in its story on the Canadian Malartic mine potential. The stock bumped along below $0.50 from the period of 2002 to 2006 as people essentially laughed at CEO Sean Roosen and company. Similar stories are to be found throughout the history of mine and resource development. Frank J. Callaghan, who I met with on his Barkerville Gold story, himself the model of tenacity and a serial target of bad press. For all these folks, vindication comes in the form of success.
The confusion between the two is so prevalent that even clicking on their logos above creates confusion. Click on them to have some fun.
Regards,
George