Showing posts with label Del Toro Silver. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Del Toro Silver. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Pumping silver, Del Toro Silver (DTOR) (DTOR.OB)

Del Toro Silver (DTOR) (DTOR.OB) gained 20% on Tuesday to close at $0.30. Volume of 56,000+ was almost 10 times average trading volume. Del Toro is an exploration-stage mineral company. It has a market cap of $2.95 million according to Google Finance. It does not appear to have earned any revenues also according to Google Finance. We received the following Del Toro Silver (DTOR) DTOR.OB) email earlier today. Be careful out there. The DTOR email has all the classic signs of a stock spam, aka pump and dump. Formatting, poor grammar, and irrelevant story at very bottom per original email.

Del Toro Silver (DTOR) (DTOR.OB) email:

"Review : our top market performers‏"

INVEsSTOR AlLERT on NEWS with DTOR - UP 500% since last week!!!

Commpany: Del Toro Silver Corp.
Sym :DTOR
Value: $0.27 +8%

Del Toro Silver Corp. (OTC:DTOR) is a mining exploration commpany focused on base and precious metals deposit acquisition, and has never been mentioned by any newssletter, or penniy stoOck resource, before now!!!

DTOR owns 50% undivided interest in the 2,391 hectare Dos Naciones Project, located in Sonora, Mexico.The Dean's excited about DTOR's nearly 6,000 acre property because preliminary sampling and testing has returned positive silver concentrations, and the commpany's follow up work will involve trenching, geological mapping, sampling and additional prospecting.

News on Monday June 28, 2010:

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA - (Marketwire - 06/28/10) Del Toro Silver Corp. is pleased to announce that it has entered into an amendment to their Option Agreement to earn an 80% interest in the Dos Naciones property, dated July 7th, 2009, with their partner Yale Resources Ltd.

Don't miss out on the potential to strike it rich with DTOR and get ready to make huge trrading returns this week.


Office were charged Tuesday with aggravated manslaughter in the death of

a 14-year-old at a Florida boot camp for juvenile offenders
State Attorney Mark Ober said seven former guards and a nurse are accused of
causing the death of Martin Anderson by culpable negligence If convicted each could face up to 30 years in prison
Anderson collapsed January 5 at the sheriffs office Boot Camp program in Panama
City Florida He had complained of breathing difficulties while running around a
track as part of the entry process on his first day at the facility He was taken to a hospital and died early the next day
Gov Jeb Bush who ordered the investigation said he was told the arrests were being
made and hoped that at the end of the day justice will be served (Watch Bush express his hopes about the case)
We also hope that once the process is completed that Martin Lee Andersons family