zonte metals

campaola@shaw.ca wrote: Also at 20% you have to consolidate financials in quarterly reports, the 20% holding is considered a subsidiary, not just an investment holding on the books.

thanks,ron said that terry doesn't want a big major to hold even 19,9%,why is that,they could have control on stuff or what ?

Also at 20% you have to consolidate financials in quarterly reports, the 20% holding is considered a subsidiary, not just an investment holding on the books.

Ron and Ron, also 2 articles in the media this week on Yukon shone a light too

here is market depth, looks like a battle to hold 35 resistance. Quite a few bids and not much to go to 40 once thru 35

Well have to see where things are at if we get there, but would have to be a discovery at Jest or a big development in Colombia

I have had a few emails with Bill, that is about it

19.9% because under regulations if you own 20% you have to make an offer for all outstanding share

Ron,let's hope we get at $2,that was my target,anxious to see what you'll recommend when ZON hits $2 and plus,
btw,have you ever talked to Bill Carson (hardrockclaim) ?

Tom,any reason why the investments are always at 19,9 % and not 20% ?

JimB no problem. Flynn, I think what is up is volume and # of shareholders. What we have waited a long time for and that is new investors realize the comparative cheap valuation in ZON and strong potential.

Yukon and BC Golden Triangle are getting heavy attention, it should be an interesting and exciting summer and fall.

I am following other plays up there and 2 on our list JAX and GGI

The only negative is with all the activity I think the assay labs are getting backed up

I bet everyone here knew. This is a close net chat board

Bill Carson (hardrockclaim) and Ron Struthers (Resource) weighed in on Stockhouse, the latter suggesting we are seeing the perfect storm for $2 for Zonte. I hope Ron does not mind being "unmasked."

SILICON INVESTOR was on fire yesterday. some great posts and a drill update.
seems like a lot of chatter lately, something is up?

Something is up. The volume is picking up, and the comments here is at an all time high. Plus that other boards are getting alot if posts this last week.

"Five of the top 10 gold producers in the world set up shop in the Yukon in the last 12 months alone. Yukon is definitely seen as a very, very attractive jurisdiction, given its stability, its governance, its advanced relations with the Indigenous populations, it's a great place to be right now and I think a number of the majors know it."

The executive director of the Yukon Chamber of Mines, Samson Hartland