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Nag Leaving Agoracom?

posted on Aug 31, 09 12:18PM

The CEO Charles, has several companies and with the markets being tough on junior mining companies, I am guessing he might be conserving a bit. Although, I am new to agoracom, so I am guessing that companies pay for their IR services.

Charles was written about not too long ago and as far as CEOs go, it wasn't the most favorable article. He was noted for acquiring companies, but not doing much with them afterwards. Leaving agoracom kind of fits that scenario as I feel remaining with agoracom would have been beneficial.

Nevertheless, I doubt Nag is leaving for having any more or less difficulties than its peer companies. If anything at all, NAG is the one company of the pack that actually has a real shot at making it because of it's acquisitions, locations and projects.

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