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Mystery owner of Circuit area plot question, kasama rin po ba to sa circuit makati project? A: AFAIK, that parcel of land is owned by the Lucio Tan group -- though I admit this information is not confirmed. > per SSC: http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1443736&page=49

DEBT Reconciliation Most recent report, as of May 10th, on the company website: $ 47.7 million 2020 debentures outstanding $ 40.8 million 2024 debentures outstanding Was previously reported (April 30) at: As of the day hereof, there are $48,022,940 (U.S.) and $42,872,953 (U.S.) of senior secured convertible debentures due 2020 and 2024, respectively, issued and outstanding. Dilution removed: 80 mn shares @ US$1.95 Capital structure was: 2020 Debentures--»$ 47,7 M----»24,5 M shares issued 2024 Debentures--»$ 40,8M-----»20,9 M shares issued So the total share issued and debentures paid (would have been) 92,300,000 issued shares. Instead, there are now warrants: $98M x 124 / per $1,000 Debs: (12,152,000) @ C$2.21 -------------------------------------------> REDUCTION in shares to be issued: 80,148,000 shares NOW: fully diluted (57 million shares (remaining 2018er debentures paid in shares on August11 + all warrants converted) ...RE:Results out sharecount: 30.40 milkion outstanding +2 million options (2.55 CAD) +12.1 million warrants from Notes + appr 14.2 million from 2018 debentures (GCM will settle 19% of the outstanding debentues in cash = 14.2 million potential shares ddwon from 17.6) =58,7 million shares fully diluted Cash , including cash from warrants appr. 40 million USD , big inventory,income taxes mostly paid for 2018 ... long term debt 98 million USD .... strong cashflow, big resources .... absolutely crazy valuation ;)))))) ..SP should be at 7-8 CAD now / 2 / On the 2018 debs, why do you think so kkkrrr? They put this in the earnings press release: "The Company continues to expect that it will use its option to settle its remaining 2018 Debentures, of which $34.4 million aggregate principal amount is currently issued and outstanding, at maturity in August 2018 with common shares to the maximum extent possible." On that basis, I'm getting to ~62m fully diluted shares and net debt of US$55m using the treasury method. Net debt also falls pretty quickly based on debt amortization schedule. Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard#VLD4DsKKdOs2diYK.99 So long as GCM.t is trading above US$1.95 / 0.785 = C$2.XX, rational things is to convert 100% of 2018 debs to shares

Driving pressure on PH developer stocks - Local interest rates ! (= behind that: inflation & dollar rates) Some Investors decide "Buy on Bad News" (25bp rise by BSP) - But for how long? MEG - etc (SMPH, ALI, DLBR) ... update / note: DLBR of 18.3 = 3mos Libor of 4.34% Bangko Sentral likely to continue tightening (at least one more) - Business Times, May 14, 2018 "Further policy tightening this year is expected from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) as risks to inflation remain to the upside." "Analysts from (various banks) said that monetary officials will raise rates at least one more time in 2018" "The 25-basis points adjustment (announced last Thursday by the BSP, the first rise in 3 years) took the BSP's overnight borrowing, lending and deposit rates to 3.25 percent, 3.75 percent, and 3 percent, respectively." "The Monetary Board also raised inflation forecasts for 2018 and 2019 to 4.6 percent and 3.4 percent, respectively, from 3.9 percent and 3 percent." "If world oil prices rise significantly above $80... could push up inflation pressure and force the BSP to hike policy rates more than currently expected..."

Driving pressure on PH developer stocks - Local interest rates ! (= behind that: inflation & dollar rates) Some Investors decide "Buy on Bad News" (25bp rise by BSP) - But for how long? MEG - etc (SMPH, ALI, DLBR) ... update / note: DLBR of 18.3 = 3mos Libor of 4.34% Bangko Sentral likely to continue tightening (at least one more) - Business Times, May 14, 2018 "Further policy tightening this year is expected from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) as risks to inflation remain to the upside." "Analysts from (various banks) said that monetary officials will raise rates at least one more time in 2018" "The 25-basis points adjustment (announced last Thursday by the BSP, the first rise in 3 years) took the BSP's overnight borrowing, lending and deposit rates to 3.25 percent, 3.75 percent, and 3 percent, respectively." "The Monetary Board also raised inflation forecasts for 2018 and 2019 to 4.6 percent and 3.4 percent, respectively, from 3.9 percent and 3 percent." "If world oil prices rise significantly above $80... could push up inflation pressure and force the BSP to hike policy rates more than currently expected..."

" From what I've learned Sessions is slow walking so the indictments will be military tribunal with facts only..." - S.W. That is possible. It is interesting that Gowdy and Nunes eased back (on possible impeachment of Rosenstein) after meeting with the DOJ. What did they learn, eh? Trey Gowdy, John Ratcliffe on efforts to get info from DOJ Gowdy I do not fully trust, but I do trust Nunes, who has shown tons of integrity & courage. Corsi whines too much, and seems over-sensitive on the Profits-making label

MORE POSTS on the Bull Board: No more Dilution - the Line was crossed on Friday May 11th 1. M : holders of the issued and outstanding senior debentures will not be able to convert their senior debentures after 4 p.m. (Toronto time) on May 11, 2018. 2. K : the 2020/2024 debentures are gone now ... restructure of debt weill end with below 60 million shares fully diluted (the 12 million warants from the Notes included ,wich means 20 million USD potential cash) ... very nice ..operational Segovia looks fine , now lets grow reserves there , drill results Zancudo , start drilling at Marmato with the goal of a PEA end of the year.... ...interesting times 3. W : I have an idea of what may happen at Gran Colombia but this is only my opinion so please if you have to dump on me be gentle . I notice that lately M+A activity is heating up . There are just not any big deposits being found anymore in safe locals with friendly governments . GCM is an obvious candidate . It is already permitted and operating . It`s proven reserves aren`t that big but it`s possible ounces are huge . Remember Marmato as an open pit plan was over 10 million ozs.without the deep deposit . And Sergovia has blue sky , high grade upside . Both deposit areas are mostly unexplored . The most likely candidate would be IAM Gold who are already there at Zancudo . They are not obliged to give us information on their drilling but we are owned money before too long . Mining CEO`s are famous for not buying companies when they are cheap but waiting till they are fully priced then driving the price up some more . I would be very suprised if GMC didn`t eventually fetch above $10 . This all depends of course on the price of gold but In this world it can only be going up . My GCM shares are a long , long time hold . Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard#AGFqQeTPFKC30F48.99

You can now easily visualize the completed buildings ssc posters claim: Q : the transfer fees for The Rise, is it still 50k or 250k? A : 150k

(last week) He was paid out / will be redeemed - by new investors in 8.25% Debs Neil S. Subin Elects to Redeem Gran Colombia Gold Corp. 2020 Senior Secured Convertible Debentures Share May 03, 2018 17:36 ET | Source: Neil S. Subin WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., May 03, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- As a result of certain recent actions taken by Gran Colombia Gold Corp. (“Gran Colombia” or the “Company”) allowing for early redemption of its Senior Secured Convertible Debentures due 2020 (the "Debentures"), holders of the Debentures may elect to have the Debentures redeemed at par on May 14, 2018. Mr. Neil S. Subin (“Mr. Subin”), having control or direction over US$18,334,092 principal amount of the Debentures, which are convertible into approximately 9,402,098 common shares of Gran Colombia (“Common Shares”), representing approximately 25.07% of the outstanding Common Shares on a partially diluted basis taking into account only the outstanding Common Shares, as reported by the Company, and the Debentures over which Mr. Subin controls or has direction over and no others, has elected to have all of the Debentures held redeemed at par. Mr. Subin and his joint actors elected to have all holdings of the Debentures redeemed as part of their normal investment activities. Depending on the evolution of Gran Colombia business, financial condition, the market, if any, for Gran Colombia securities, general economic conditions and other factors, Mr. Subin and his joint actors may acquire securities of Gran Colombia in the open market, by private agreement or otherwise, subject to their availability at attractive prices, market conditions and other relevant factors.

BULLBOARD COMMENTS RE:Expectations the question will be..how much money they spended for Capex (tailings, filterpresses and ventilation at Sandra K -mine) ... Q1 is not imoportant for me because we get the first CLEAR balance sheet after all financial restructuring with the Q2 report ....... Q2 will be an eye-opener ... no sinking fund (higher cash balance), cash from the notes offering , much lower long-term-debt , simple share-structure , book-value around 7-8 CAD per share ...hope wie get some news about marmato and Zancudo after the 2020/2024 debentures are gone .... i think management is holding back some news because they don't want a hifgher SP until the 2020/2024 debentures are gone..they want keep the sharecount low... Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard#JlcU2oAWM8Rkzq0D.99 Perfekt Numbers! -Adjusted net income (1) for the first quarter of 2018 of $9.8 million, or $0.46 per share .....P/E-ratio extremely low Adjusted EBITDA(1) doubled in the first quarter of 2018 to $27.4 million compared with $13.6 million in the first quarter of 2017, bringing the trailing 12-months total adjusted EBITDA at the end of March 2018 to $89.3 million, up 18% compared with 2017. RE:Results out wonderful!!!! just wonderful! 2. Most important takeaways from the call I thought were that April production was a bit lower t han Q1 run rate because of heavy rains for three weeks but May is better. Also, if production stays strong they will produce above the high end of the guidance range. 3. holders of the issued and outstanding senior debentures will not be able to convert their senior debentures after 4 p.m. (Toronto time) on May 11, 2018. Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard#beF8qkXdACLAeRzM.99 CALL NOTES: shares: now 29.3 mn > 47mn, if fully converted debs redeemed monday 27.3m ebitda, best yet 45g proven > 19g probable

Gran Colombia Gold Q1 Earnings Per Share $0.25 > x4 =$1.00 (that's a PE of just 2.60!) Reuters-14 hours ago May 10 (Reuters) - Gran Colombia Gold Corp: * GRAN COLOMBIA GOLD REPORTS FIRST QUARTER 2018 RESULTS; FILES NATIONAL ... INCOME SENSITIVITY to Production (in Ounces) ======= : - 2016 - : - 2017 -: // Q1'2017- : Q4'2017- : -Q1'2018 : Q2'2018- : Prod.Oz : 149,708 : 173,821 // 39,008oz : 51,699oz : 52,672oz : 50,000oz : Au. Sold : ======> : ======> // 38,434oz : ======> : 49,610oz : 50,000oz : Revenues $185.1M : $215.4M // $ 45.7 M : $ 70.9 Mn : $ 64.8 Est : $ 65.0 Est : Revs/Oz: $1,236oz : $1,239oz // $1189oz : $1371/oz : $1306/oz. : $1300Est (=$123.2x10.55) EBITDA : $ 66.0 M : $ 75.5 M // $ 13.6 Mn : $ 26.8 Mn : $ 27.4 Mn : $ 25.0 Est : EB-/Oz. : $ 441/oz : $ 434/oz // $ 349/oz : $ 518/oz : $ 520/Est : $ 500/Est : FinlChg. : $ 32.8 M : $ 32.2 M // $ 7.88 M : $ 8.37 Mn : $8.00 Est : $8.00 Est : Eb-Fin'l. : $ 33.2M : $ 43.3 M // $ 5.72 M : $ 18.4 Mn : $ 18.3 Mn : Adj.NetI : $ 15.6 M : $ 22.9 M // $ 3.10 M : $ 11.0 Mn : $ 9.85 Mn : $10.0 Mn aNI/Oz. : $ 104/oz : $ 132/oz // $79.4/oz : $ 213 /oz : $ 186 /oz : $ 200/ Est. Net Inc.- : $ - n/a - : $ - n/a - : // ( 0.8 M ) : $ - n/a - - : $ 5.4 Mn : $ ??? Mn . ExcessCF : $ 2.9M : $ 16.4 M // $ 2.28 M : $8.60 Mn : $2.55 Mn : $6.00 Est === National Instrument 43-101 Technical Report for Segovia Operations : A/T Cash Flow, 6 YRS : $148 million @ $1300 Gran Colombia announced today that it has filed a prefeasibility study (“PFS”) technical report on its Segovia Operations (the “Technical Report”) pursuant to National Instrument 43‐101 - Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects (“NI 43‐101"). The Technical Report supports the disclosure made by the Company in its 2017 Annual MD&A dated March 27, 2018 and related news release and is based on the Mineral Reserve and Mineral Resource estimate for the Segovia Operations with an effective date of December 31, 2017. The PFS has provided Segovia’s first reported Mineral Reserve of 660,000 ounces of gold based on 1.7 million tonnes of material at an average head grade of 12.4 g/t. Although the preliminary results announced on March 27, 2018 identified all of the Mineral Reserve as probable, the final results included in the Technical Report comprise 68,000 ounces of proven Mineral Reserve based on 46,000 tonnes at an average head grade of 45.4 g/t and 592,000 ounces of probable Mineral Reserve based on 1.6 million tonnes at an average head grade of 11.4 g/t. The PFS life-of-mine (“LoM”) production schedule foresees the total 1.7 million tonnes of material being processed over a six-year mine life resulting in a total gold production of 610,000 ounces produced at an average LoM total cash cost (1) of $669 per ounce and an AISC(1) (excluding corporate G&A) of $896 per ounce. At an expected long-term gold price of $1,300 per ounce, total LoM undiscounted after-tax free cash flow from mining operations amounts to $148 million. The PFS production schedule includes only proven and probable Mineral Reserves, and as such, the projected mine life for the PFS will be shorter than the Company’s current expectations (which remains at 2026 as per the previous Preliminary Economic Assessment)

i wont be buying this, but it sounds like an interesting idea Introducing the World’s First Wine-Backed Crypto Justin’s note: “It’s a big experiment. No one has ever done anything like this.” I heard Mike Barrow say this a couple of weeks ago in Buenos Aires. He was speaking at an exclusive luncheon that Doug Casey invited me to. Mike is the team leader at OpenVino, a wine-backed cryptocurrency project. That’s right—a cryptocurrency, backed by wine. It was one of the most interesting business ideas I’ve ever heard—and it’s the latest proof that blockchain technology is taking off before our eyes. After all, OpenVino is using this revolutionary technology to “tokenize” a tangible asset that you can hold in your hand, and of course, drink. Doug and I were so fascinated by this idea, I decided to call Mike a few days later to learn more about this grand experiment. Today and tomorrow, I’m sharing our discussion… Justin: Mike, tell me about OpenVino. What is it exactly? Mike: Well, let me start by telling you what it isn’t. It’s not a product or its own brand. We're not developing the software platform nor creating a company called OpenVino nor developing some sort of a certification process. It's just an open-source project. We’re basically using a digital transformation of Costaflores, which is my winery and wine company. We’re doing this to address the three questions of price, quality, and openness or authenticity. So let’s break those three questions down in reverse order. The first is how can we communicate the truth? The idea comes from the software world. In an open-source project, you share intellectual property and openness. So we’re applying that to a small business—my winery. Justin: How is your vineyard open-source? Mike: We did this in a few ways. In the vineyard, we've placed a bunch of different internet-of-things (IoT) sensors. These include a weather station and 16 different moisture sensors. They’re scattered throughout the vineyard. We’ve also put in a 360-degree camera and we’re adding some other sensors. These will allow us to capture environmental data about what's happening in the vineyard. We can track the temperature and location of the wine in the winery. We can do this all the way to the point of tracking the temperatures of the bottles in the cold storage stocks. We can also capture human data. So we track what’s done on a day-to-day basis by the people working the vineyard. We can document what’s going on in the vineyard and in the winery. But we're taking it a step further. Next month, we will start publishing all this business data, plus our accounting data. We’ll share how much we spend on the bottles, labels, corks, capsules, packaging, salaries, and taxes—everything you can imagine. Plus, we’ll share how much money we're making from sales in different locations. The idea here is to take the books of the company and expose them to the world. I don't know of any other company that does this. Maybe there are some, but I certainly haven't heard of any other winery that does this. So this will make us the first full open-source winery. Discover something few know / by clicking here. -- Justin: But why? Mike: The motivation behind all this is to answer the following questions: How can we communicate honestly about what we're doing? How can we also share more data than an organic certification company would do? Let me explain… My winery has an organic certification. This means that I get a once-a-year visit. The organic certifier will call me a few weeks in advance and say, “We're going to do an inspection.” Then, they ask me a few questions. It’s pretty cursory, but this isn't really their fault. It's just the way the world works. It would be too cumbersome and expensive for them to be exhaustive in their inspection process and questioning. So organic certification depends on just trusting somebody for what they're saying. We hope to build upon that with OpenVino. We want to share our business information and intellectual property with academia, other winemakers, or simply anyone who might wonder: “Why are you doing it this way instead of that way?” Ultimately, we hope to become a reference point for people studying these kinds of things, from both the business side and the winemaking side. Justin: I’m surprised you’d want to share all this information with the outside world. Mike: Well, let me say again that I operate a small business. So I don’t have much leverage in terms of negotiating purchases or anything like that. But this will allow me to say to the world, “Look, I pay 15 pesos for each cardboard box. And if somebody else wants to offer it for 14, then that’s great.” I wouldn't have that opportunity if I weren’t publishing that information. Extreme transparency could be very beneficial for a company of my scale. But I don’t see how this would work for Robert Mondavi, Grupo Peñaflor, or some other giant wine company. But it'll work for me. Justin: And how does the blockchain play into OpenVino? Mike: Okay, so we’ll publish all our accounting data, vintner data, work data, images, etc. on the blockchain. We’re doing this because of the blockchain’s nonrepudiation function. This will allow someone to look at our data and know that it hasn't been modified. If it was, the hash wouldn't coincide. [Editor’s note: Hashing and creating a hash are part of the process of securing a block of transactions to the blockchain. Hashing is designed so that the inputs can never be changed, preventing double-spending.] The blockchain acts as our seal or guarantee of authenticity. Now, we could certainly do this project without the blockchain. We could still publish the data. But people would have to trust that I haven't tampered with the data. I could also pay an auditing company, but then you’d have to trust that third party. So the blockchain authenticates what we're telling people. It will communicate truth from person A to person B without using a trusted intermediary. Recommended Link Proven Over 153 Trades: How to Make 1,093% MORE MONEY than Typical Trades Remember Amber Lee Mason?. Click here to get all the details. -- Justin: Since it's built on the blockchain, OpenVino will have a token. Right? Mike: Yes, the token… The token helps answer the second question: What price should we decide for the bottle? See, you have an understanding that wine’s an interesting commodity. Its price varies by orders of magnitude. One bottle can cost $2. Another can cost $20,000. But they’re both 750 milliliters of fermented grape juice at the end of the day. Of course, there are different qualities of wines. And there are different stories behind each bottle. But you just don’t see this happen in other types of foods and beverages, or other types of commodities. So it's kind of an interesting product in that sense. But this can be an issue when I go to sell wine. Some people will say that my wine’s too expensive for their shops. Other people might say that it's too inexpensive. How can we find out what the real price should be? We let the market decide the price. Also, the quality of wine changes over time. If you take a bottle home and keep it for two, five, or 10 years, the wine’s probably going to be a lot better. Then, the quality of the wine will plateau before falling off. So the token will address two factors that impact the price of a bottle of wine: quality and variability over time. It’s the second reason why we used the blockchain. Justin: Could you explain the economics of the token? How many tokens will there be? How will you distribute them? Mike: Sure… The token will be for a 2018 vintage. We harvested the grapes from the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th of April. On May 2, we did the final press. We were then able to determine the number of bottles, which was 16,348. So we issued 16,348 tokens on May 6. We put them on the market for sale. This was our initial coin offering (ICO). Justin: How did you price the tokens? Mike: This year, we will issue them at cost. Again, you’ll be able to see the cost of producing each bottle since we’re publishing all that information. Once the ICO

WRAP IT, MR M !! Trump has called the investigation a 'witch hunt'; his outside counsel, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, has called on the Justice Department to put an end to the probe. 'I would very respectfully encourage the special counsel and his team to bring their work to completion,' Pence added Thursday. Vice President Mike Pence said Thursday that it's time for Special Counsel Robert Mueller to be done with his year-long investigation into Russia's election meddling in 2016 Mueller has reportedly gone far afield from his original mandate, probing business relationships of the Trump family and the work of his personal attorney in a hush-money case involving a pornographic actress I think it's time to wrap it up': Pence tells Mueller he's had a year to run his Russia probe but won't say it's a 'hoax' Vice President Pence says it's time for Special Counsel Robert Mueller to be done with his year-long investigation into Russia's election meddling in 2016 Mueller has reportedly gone far afield from his original mandate, probing business relationships of the Trump family He's also digging into the work of the president's personal attorney in a hush-money case involving a pornographic actress Trump could be facing a subpoena from Mueller – and a lengthy legal struggle to try and quash it The president says he would let Robert Mueller interview him if he thought he could get a fair shake Mueller also wants to grill Trump with questions about whether he obstructed justice last year by firing then-FBI Director James Comey Rudy Giuliani said recently that Trump could plead the Fifth Amendment if Mueller subpoenas him Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5713893/Pence-says-Mueller-probe-gone-long-time-wrap-up.html#ixzz5F7JXMInA Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook Trump obstructed Justice? Ridiculous!! The obvious & highly damaging Obstruction of Justice was done by Comey - in botching the investigation of Hillary: + superficial in nature, and with a pre-ordained result + evidence destroyed or mishandled + pardoning issues where not needed + failure to properly interview the subjects + verdict handed down by Comey, when that was not his legal role - & it was not justified Open-and-Shut case of Obstruction? Mueller was investigating a fake crime, not the real one, and so was obstructing Justice himself

Good Press this week - Let's see if the earnings prove strong also Frank Holmes interview posted May 10, 2018 05:49 am by Method "Frank Holmes thinks GCM could quadruple" TGR: How should gold fare in all of this? FH: Gold is extremely undervalued. Over the last 50 years, the U.S. dollar has replaced gold for what I call the Fear Trade. The U.S. government prints billions of dollars, and 80% of the $100 bills are held outside of America. One of my employees is from Latin America, and he always has three $100 bills in his passport just in case there's a crisis. The U.S. dollar has become the currency of safety and last resort. When the hurricane shut down Puerto Rico, it was dollars, not cryptocurrency, that people used. If you had silver coins and gold coins, you could turn around and get things with them, but more important were U.S. dollars. And so, I think the government realizes it's like a free source of currency, and it prints billions of dollars. It's estimated that something like $25 billion a year gets lost in overseas currency. And sure, they buy products with it, legal and illegal products, but it's a huge source of funding for the U.S. So, I think it's in conflict with gold. . . . TGR: For investors, do you want to talk about companies that you think would be good for them to take a look at? FH: Last year I launched a smart beta gold equity ETF called the U.S. Global GO GOLD and Precious Metal Miners ETF (GOAU:NYSE), and it has shown competitive performance against the GDXJ (VanEck Vectors Junior Gold Miners ETF) since its launch. Why could that be? In my opinion, when you look at the GDXJ constituents, 60 some-odd gold stocks, they have a propensity to issue shares or make acquisitions that are potentially dilutive to the value metrics that people might use to make their stock go up. So it appears there's been a 40% dilution a year. And either gold can go up 40% a year or their production can rise 40% a year or these stocks might just have to lag. With GOAU, we try to focus on smaller stocks that really aim to protect their value metrics per share. On individual names, I would say to go for a speculative turnaround where something has to happen with it, like Gran Colombia Gold Corp. (GCM:TSX). This company has seen free cash flow. It restructured its balance sheet. And if you look at Gran Colombia's market cap:enterprise value, to companies producing 150,000 ounces of gold, I think this stock has the potential to quadruple. And I think that that's where I would tell investors to look. It has a strong board of directors with lots of mining credentials—Mark Wellings, Mark Ashcroft. These are people whose families have been in the mining business. They're engineers. They've worked in investment banking. So it really helps in the stewardship of that company going through a restructure and turnaround. I think that that's one. And for the real safe players that are wanting a big chip, I personally would rather buy Franco-Nevada Corp. (FNV:TSX; FNV:NYSE), Wheaton Precious Metals Corp. (WPM:TSX; WPM:NYSE) or Royal Gold Inc. (RGLD:NASDAQ; RGL:TSX). They represent 30% of the GOAU ETF. > https://www.oilandgas360.com/supercycle-may-be-setting-up-for-higher-commodity-demand/ / 2 / TORONTO, May 03, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Gran Colombia Gold Corp. (TSX:GCM) announced today that it will release its financial results for the first quarter of 2018 after market close on Thursday, May 10, 2018 and will host a conference call and webcast on Friday May 11, 2018 at 9:30 a.m. Eastern Time to discuss the results. Webcast and call-in details are as follows: Live Event link: https://edge.media-server.com/m6/p/tck6woh8 Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/news/press-releases/2018/05/03/gran-colombia-gold-announces-details-for-its-first-quarter-2018-webcast#TVMzebQOYkBWuC5W.99

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The Philippines is planning a $14 billion 'pollution-free' city that will be larger than Manhattan Leanna Garfield New Clark's developers, BCDA Group and Surbana Jurong, plan to start construction in 2022. A rendering of New Clark, a planned city for the Philippines. BCDA Group Manila, the hyper-dense capital of The Philippines, is known for its traffic jams. In a 2016 survey, navigation company Waze ranked Manila as having the "worst traffic on Earth." The city's reliance on cars also exacerbates its growing air-pollution problem. As a possible solution to Manila's smog and gridlock, the country plans to build an entirely new, more sustainable city called New Clark. Plans for the $14 billion development — which will measure larger than Manhattan — call for drones, driverless cars, technologies that will reduce buildings' water and energy usage, a giant sports complex, and plenty of green space. Take a look below. View As: One Page Slides Over the next three decades, the Philippines aims to build out New Clark about 75 miles outside Manila. BCDA Group Source: CNBC According to the development's plan, the city will eventually stretch 36 square miles — a land area larger than Manhattan — and house up to 2 million people. BCDA Group Source: The Inquirer New Clark will be divided into five districts, each with a specific function: government, business, education, agriculture, and recreation. BCDA Group While New Clark's exact design is not fleshed out, developers say the urban plan will prioritize environmental sustainability and climate resilience. BCDA Group With a minimum elevation of 184 feet above sea level, the city will likely not see much flooding. BCDA Group To reduce carbon emissions, two-thirds of New Clark will be reserved for farmland, parks, and other green space. The ambitious plan faces several challenges, including persuading Manila residents to move there. A new railway line could reduce the travel time between the two cities in half. https://amp.businessinsider.com/images/5af0787a19ee865b008b4949-750-332.jpg > http://www.businessinsider.com/philippines-new-clark-city-manhattan-plans-2018-5#additionally-the-city-will-feature-a-giant-sports-stadium-and-an-agro-industrial-park-9

VERGE - Soon? Nothing yet released... the following is from a Facebook page Avida Towers Verge 4 May at 16:05 · In a few days, a new residential community will rise in the heart of Mandaluyong. There are no known information about this project yet, but definitely, it will be worth it as the developments and demand for properties here are rising as we speak. ... See more / 2 / (the following may, or may not be accurate - I was expecting more than one tower, & not so tall) Lot area : 6,105 sqm #, bldgs. : 1 Floors -- : 50 #, units : 1,140 flats, plus 799 parking spaces > source: http://ortigaspropertyhub.com/

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I Bought Nov $1.50 Calls @ $0.70 MUX : was about $2.07

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Los Azules & its copper MUX hidden gem : I am talking about Los Azules. Our ceo knows how to put a company under the spotlight. Los Azules is the equivalent of a 40 millions deposit of gold at 1 gr/ton. A joint venture will come before the end of the year to put this sleeping giant under the radar. For the Timmins area and great fox, they will turn this mine around in the next 12 to 18 months. Patience is needed. The fall season could be very exciting. 2/ Agree. I listened to Marin Katusa last week, he said copper will be a big thing in the future.......... Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard#Uui2gFKeeQ38LQBO.99

BULLBOARD Comments RE: McEwen interview at pdac An announcement of a Los AzulesJV would blow the roof off this stock price. McEwen is carefully building a successor to Goldcorp which he took from 50 mil to 50 Billion. El Gallo 2 , Black Fox , plus GPY and Nighthawk really give MUX explosive potential. 2/ Merger Speculation Aside from holding share positions in Nighthawk and Golden Predator, what do you think is probable with those companies in the future? I think now McEwen needs a solid established producer merger scenario. The financing of Gold Bar will come first of course and after that I don’t see anymore resource for mine building in foreseeable future. We desperately need monetization of Los Azules. If that happens then I could see these things but then I think Inventus would be next. I know it causes a lot of pain to people to bring up Rubicon but I still wouldn’t be surprised to see that as a possible merger. The gold is there at F2 and someone will get it out of the ground. Current management is making headway in that regard. Long history there for Rob but revisiting that may not be an option. Fully permitted built turnkey facility though. Total conjecture but who knows. Crypto inflows have confounded this space even more than the blatant banksters market manipulation of gold. I have no idea what is next. 3/ Dear Shareholders, Gold Bar construction is on track, with the anticipated completion in 2018 and commercial production in 2019. Primary activities during the first quarter have focused on finishing civil works related to the heap leach pad, solution and event ponds, as well as all site infrastructure, in preparation for major equipment and material deliveries in the second quarter. 4/ At PDAC in an interview Rob M said we have $11 mil US planned drilling for Timmons area this year. This is what MUX said at end of 2017 Since completing the purchase of the Black Fox Complex in early October, we are increasing our understanding of the great opportunities to grow existing resources and to make new and exciting mineral discoveries in the Timmins region. We see an opportunity to accelerate our exploration efforts by committing US$10 million in 2018 to conceptual and early stage targets, predominantly on the Black For property. 5/ MUX owns 3 % of Nighthawk ... 5yr : http://www.stockhouse.com/news/press-releases/2018/04/12/nighthawk-reports-new-gold-discoveries-within-its-indin-lake-gold-property#nfb041218 6/ Gotta love Rob Mc Ewan's aggressiveness $35 MIL TO BUY THE WHOLE PLACE and then plans a $15 mi drilling campaign 7/ Most investors here have invested primarily in Rob McEwen. They believe he will do what he did in GG. Fundamentally speaking, MUX has expensive mines with relatively high AISC and this has to change. Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard#0TK4HDC5zkeDi10U.99

Potash: How Undervalued Can One Commodity Get? Potash last year hit a nine-year low in terms of U.S. dollars. But it hit a thirty-year low in terms of gold. Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard#eR6FogLYomcrHylD.99

VERY REVEALING! A great summary of the where we are in exposing the attempted Coup against Trump The discussion between two lawyers and an ex-Secret Service agent reveals so much. It is all being exposed now Life Liberty & Levin | Joe Digenova & Dan Bongino | From "The Brazen Plot" to "The Grand Usurpation"

Philippines Property Developer stocks are Falling... Why? Partly, because the market is anticipating the higher CONDO SUPPLY & more housing that is pouring out in greater Manila over the next 1-3 years. But more than that, is the Big Picture, global interest rates are rising. We can see this in the following charts: DLBR : Short LIBOR ETN - falls when USD Libor (st rates) are rising TMF : 20+ Year US Treasury Bull 3X Shares - falls when 20+yr US Treasury Bond rates are rising SMPH, ALI, & MEG vs. Rates / SM, Ayalaland & Megaworld vs. Rate etfs: Inverse Libor (DLBR) & 2x Bear on Bond rates (TMF) Longer term, since... 10/07/2015 : SMPH : ALI : MEG : dmc : cpg / DLBR : TMF Shorter term, since... 09/04/2016 : SMPH : ALI : MEG / DLBR : TMF : MEG-vsDLBR : TMF-vsDLBR : PSEI-etc : ==

Wow! USD Rates are rising! I went to my bank today to rollover a Time deposit. Rates are now about DOUBLE what they were about two months ago @ Hang Seng bank 06 mos.: HKD : 1.3% , USD : 2.0% p.a. 12 mos.: HKD : 1.6% , USD : 2.2% p.a. My further thoughts: this will raise mortgage rates, & (eventually) bring down HK property prices I decided to look at the correlation between USD ST & LT rates and PH Property Developers. There definitely seems to be a correlation, if you look at the charts. ST Libor rates started rising fast last Sept. Most PH developer prices peaked later, like Nov'17 (MEG), early Jan'18 (SMPH) or late Jan'18 (ALI) Philippines Property Developer stocks are Falling... Why? Partly, because the market is anticipating the higher CONDO SUPPLY & more housing that is pouring out in greater Manila over the next 1-3 years. But more than that, is the Big Picture, global interest rates are rising. We can see this in the following charts: DLBR : Short LIBOR ETN - falls when USD Libor (st rates) are rising TMF : 20+ Year US Treasury Bull 3X Shares - falls when 20+yr US Treasury Bond rates are rising SMPH, ALI, & MEG vs. Rates / SM, Ayalaland & Megaworld vs. Rate etfs: Inverse Libor (DLBR) & 2x Bear on Bond rates (TMF) Longer term, since... 10/07/2015 : SMPH : ALI : MEG : dmc : cpg / DLBR : TMF Shorter term, since... 09/04/2016 : SMPH : ALI : MEG / DLBR : TMF ... 10d : USD interest rate indicators - related etfs etc ... update : TMF : DLBR : TLT : TNX : ==