Cascadero Copper {TSX.V: CCD}
An analysis of the shareholders of the shareholders of Cascadero Copper throws up an interesting statistic, the stock is over 87% owned by retail investors, 3-4 % by private companies, and only around 8% held by management.
This perhaps explains why a promising looking ceasium project (despite the company name) is attracting no attention from brokers and analysts, and media mentions are few and far between.
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Cascadero Copper {TSX.V: CCD}
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Despite their name, Cascadero Copper are in fact focused on their ceasium project in Argentina, rather than their copper project. It is a contradiction and needs to be addressed in my view, as the name is misleading to investors as they do not do what it says on the tin.
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An analysis of the shareholders of the shareholders of Cascadero Copper throws up an interesting statistic, the stock is over 87% owned by retail investors, 3-4 % by private companies, and only around 8% held by management. There seems to be little to no institutional investors, which is not a good sign.
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This perhaps explains why a promising looking ceasium (Canadian spelling cesium) project is attracting no attention from brokers and analysts, and media mentions are few and far between.
Cascadero have wafer thin trading volumes, itself a sign of little to no market interest, and there is neither any market commentary nor analyst reporting that I am aware of, apart from our comments here when they release news.
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Despite this, the company have not replied to emails sent to them by us, so you wonder how they will ever communicate their investment proposition to the wider audience?
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Ceasium is not mainstream, it is a rare metal, so needs communicating to people in order that they might take an interest.
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To read about ceasium, please click HERE
.One can only hope that management decide to engage with potential new investors at some point, as it’s hard to see how they will disseminate their story to a wider audience if they don’t.
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