Rubicon Minerals Corporation Message Board
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Not happy....
Bad move on Rob's part and poor communication from Rubicon is creating too much uncertainty. These actions do not bode well for the Whomp family fortune. I am certain of the value of the deposit, but until more information is available RBY seems to be in a weaker position. This could lead to actions from another company that are less favorable to shareholders. RBY needs to clarify this and their future plans very soon.
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yes, it pains me to dump shares this morning. But, you have to follow the smart money.
- 1 Reply to spongefred
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RBY Did not have a choice They are getting nothing for this Why is this a bad thing Stock now worth $4.02 U.S.?
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No Lexam sold out a couple of weeks ago, about 700,000 shares I think.
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That is pretty benevolent of him.
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Yes I'm just finding that in other posts also, thank you. This move really is quite puzzling, it does shake my confidence some...
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I disagree. Rob knows when and why dilution is needed. I think there is an offer in the works and Rob was stepping aside and reducing his stake. I still believe he has exposure to Rubicon via Lexam and other vehicles (correct me if I'm wrong).
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Don't fall in love with a stock (I'm preaching to myself here). It is very easy to get emotionally attached to an investment. I held on to this for a long time while seeing other great opportunities pass me by. Sometimes you just gotta move on.
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Rob completely cleaned out RBY from his portfolio (directly and indirectly through Lexam) - how can this possibly be good. I am not trying to be nagative; I just don't see it
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I don't follow this logic....First he eliminiated his stake....Would you do that if an offer was coming. NO!!! Unless he knew that management wanted to accept the offer or probably would and he wouldn't want to.....Perhaps the offer wouldn't be made if he was still a stake /share holder...So out of the goodness of his heart he steps aside so an offer can be made???
We're dreaming.....He got out because he saw the stock was stalled, the company was going to have to raise more money to go mining and he decided to capture his profit...while the rest of us hold the bag through what now today is a 6+% drop...
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