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Shell Summary for July 30, 2014

2014-07-30 20:40 ET - Market Summary

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The TSX Venture Exchange fell 5.4 points to 1,011.10 Wednesday. Suzanne Wood and Blake Olafson's capital pool shell, Alexandra Capital Corp. (AXC), will complete its qualifying transaction in mid-August by optioning the Southern Bell precious metals property near Merritt, B.C. The shell has already submitted a filing statement and received conditional approval from the exchange to close the deal.

Alexandra must spend $100,000 on exploration over the next year. It also must pay $25,000 upfront and issue 700,000 shares over two years to the vendor, Eastland Management Ltd., a private company managed by prospector Jim Rankin. Ms. Wood found the mining deal earlier this year just as the shell was approaching its 24-month QT deadline. Escrow shareholders often work harder to find a deal (any deal will do) for their shell when it is near the end of its QT deadline. If a shell fails to close a QT on time it has to transfer to the NEX and cancel half the escrow position. Mr. Rankin, a regular supplier of last-minute QTs, also supplied Ms. Wood with a mining property in B.C. when her previous capital pool shell, Carolina Capital Corp. (CQC: $0.075), was approaching its QT deadline. In March, 2013, Carolina paid Mr. Rankin the exact same amount for its property. (Carolina is still exploring the property and the stock rarely trades.)

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