Mysterious Message in Gold Mining Company's Website

a reply to: Trueman

Oh my god. 60 g/t?

That’s insane. If it’s close to surface their cost /ton is going to be very cheap.
If they have to drive an underground, it will pay off, but will be a process getting down to it.

My mine is palladium.
We’re making a killing off 6 g/t and mixing it with waste (1 g /t)

a reply to: Atsbhct

Does not convince me

I want this to be a genuine mystery!

originally posted by: Atsbhct
a reply to: Trueman

Or do you mean the post about digging ton785 meters? In that case, I would say it's information they found relevant to share.

Yep, that's what I mean. There is someone in the world who knows the meaning. See the flat line in their stock chart. It's gonna be a hit.

originally posted by: Macenroe82
a reply to: Trueman

Oh my god. 60 g/t?

That’s insane. If it’s close to surface their cost /ton is going to be very cheap.
If they have to drive an underground, it will pay off, but will be a process getting down to it.

My mine is palladium.
We’re making a killing off 6 g/t and mixing it with waste (1 g /t)

Guess what, check the guy's background. He started with palladium too, I think close to your area.

My bad, it was germanium-gallium.

a reply to: Trueman

That's awesome for them, but I don't see much of mystery.

a reply to: Trueman

Wait are you saying to buy stocks now?

originally posted by: Terpene
a reply to: Trueman

Wait are you saying to buy stocks now?

I can't advice you on that. I will probably do if I can. Wish me luck

a reply to: Trueman

How much do you know about this company?

Mexican and South American gold mines in particular are notorious for scams called "salting" the mines (pretty sure that's the term for it). What they do is allege to have found gold by actually placing gold at the mine for insurers and inspectors to find, then issue these fantastic prospectuses calling for investors. Investors look to see if they have certifications of gold being found by (inspectors) and if they're insured, or can be insured (insurers), then dive in head first. Once they've got a bunch of investor money they just vanish into the night taking everyone's money.

Classic scam too, and some of them fool even the savviest investors.

was really hoping for a good old fashioned mystery here

but what you see on his blog is because he used software to build a WYSIWYG blog layout (usually with drag and drop features). When you place the features but don't edit them, this is the outcome.
You can see it on many unfinished or empty blog pages


just type the latin in google and you come on several broken blogs with the same layout and the same latin text. It's not a conspiracy.... I used to have a blog on Wix that did the same.

Edit
Note to self: learn to read the entire thread first.... sry, already posted

a reply to: Trueman

Maybe it's one of the romance languages that spawned from latin and not latin itself?

I translated it in French, from "detect language", and then translated it again in english, wich is an exact translation of the French version.

I had the "Quisque" part untranslated too. Maybe all the other words around interfere.

But, when I put "Quisque congue porttitor ullamcorper" through DuckDuckGo, all the links minus one were in what seemed to be Latin.
Once clicked, a link leads either to a normal site, one half normal and half latinized, of full on "Latin".

Kinda weird.

Oh, here's the translated translation;
"Maybe not for the pure reason. No bed before, the consequences and the need, the fear of the immune system. Quisque congue porttitor ullamcorper. Cats are in love with the grid, the immune system must be pure"

originally posted by: Flyingclaydisk
a reply to: Trueman

How much do you know about this company?

Mexican and South American gold mines in particular are notorious for scams called "salting" the mines (pretty sure that's the term for it). What they do is allege to have found gold by actually placing gold at the mine for insurers and inspectors to find, then issue these fantastic prospectuses calling for investors. Investors look to see if they have certifications of gold being found by (inspectors) and if they're insured, or can be insured (insurers), then dive in head first. Once they've got a bunch of investor money they just vanish into the night taking everyone's money.

Classic scam too, and some of them fool even the savviest investors.

They are Canadians, the site is in Mexico.

That could be the whole meaning of the message my friend

The stock will reveal the truth soon or later.

originally posted by: KindraLabelle2
was really hoping for a good old fashioned mystery here

Edit
Note to self: learn to read the entire thread first.... sry, already posted

Old fashioned ?... you registered here less than 3 months ago.

It is not just about the language. It's about how strange to post it by a company like this one. It's not just "what", it's "WHY" too.

the ferryman.
transporter.

Maybe not for the pure reason
No bed before, the consequences and the need
start with fear
Each for the ferry, any body.
The cat is incredibly lucky, the immune system needs to be pure.
aligned, mi

portittor.
portattor.

Suspendisse nec congue purus.
Nulla lectus ante, consequat et ex eget,
feugiat tincidunt metus.
Quisque congue porttitor, ullam corper.
In sit amet felis malesuada, feugiat purus eget,.
varius, mi

I dont know about the Latin stuff, but that penny stock looks like a promising gamble to ape in on!

a reply to: Trueman

That's because he didn't post the latin words, the editor he uses did. Like a template.
he didn't even started his blog, except for the title.

I'm on ATS since 2007, my other login doesn't work anymore

originally posted by: KindraLabelle2
a reply to: Trueman

That's because he didn't post the latin words, the editor he uses did. Like a template.
he didn't even started his blog, except for the title.

I'm on ATS since 2007, my other login doesn't work anymore

Like I've been saying. Regardless the language, what is the reason for this and why?

Welcome back BTW.

a reply to: Trueman

I don't think there is a reason other then to show the blogger where to put his image and text in the template. It's supposed to make it easy to design the blog layout, but for some reason a lot of first time bloggers leave the template up without changing it.

originally posted by: AccessDenied
According to Google translate. ..
""Quisque congue porttitor ullamcorper."
Means...
"Anyone for the sake of the bears"
Odd, eh?

Clearly a Ditka fan. This mystery deepens...

a reply to: Trueman

Firstly, let me just say I enjoyed the hell outa this thread. Like many said, a real mystery for once. Sadly, however, I feel pretty convinced that the mystery, though fleeting, was ultimately solved here.

One last jab in the death-knell of this conspiracy. Square-space? I'm a musician. Square space is where people like me go to make cheap, easily assembled web pages. Big companies typically hire firms for this...