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Gerry Wimmer launched Investorfile.com in 1999, a website with a mandate to provide the very best investor information possible for small cap investments through uncompromising views and strategic insight.

The creation of Investorfile.com was inspired by Gerry's investor relations (IR) consultancy practice for public growth companies (See Services), where he discovered an increasing gulf between investors seeking relevant and up-to-the-minute information and the challenges these small cap companies had in getting a true picture of their efforts out into the investment community.

Gerry shares his 20-years of business experience as an investment banker, an IR consultant and director of TSX-listed company with his insight on current small cap market news events to followers of Investorfile.com. This helps investors to become more informed about the good, the bad and the sometimes ugly practices in the small cap market that can impact share value.

Today Investorfile.com represents the #1 Small Cap Resource for investors seeking accurate, truthful representation of a small cap company stock's worth, its challenges and problems as well as its assets and possibilities. Investorfile.com’s own blog commentary doesn't pull any punches, nor will it hold back where there is uncovered value that’s been looked over.

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The valuation on the Radiant deal is flawed and apparently all efforts by other parties to put in bids have been met with resistance from their not very independent committee who was set up to evaluate this deal. I personally know one party who has experience on this first hand. They want to put a bid in over $ 0.85 but have been ignored by the board which consists of Campi''s buddies (The Maxam guy). Sucks to be a shareholder. It would be good to have the OSC and BC regulator actually do something about this. t