Sandstorm Metals & Energy Ltd STTYF

Thanks are in order..

[cloudrunner]

elmo, zentarian,doomz,thundersole

You guys and your knowledgeable approach and discussion do a lot to help some of us less technical investors understand things that we would never have the capacity to dissect and process.

I for one appreciate you sharing with us and look forward to your comments after the CC this coming week.

[doomz78]

I love digging deeper into things.  And on this board I can think out loud.  Bounce ideas off other like minded people.  I love doing it and no problem.  A reasonable part of my retirement is banking on SND , SAND, SLW, FNV, RGL.  All NSR and streaming companies.  So it's in my best interest to know what I am talking about.  And If I don't know listen to

[doomz78]

This last post was meant for SAND..  Not SND.  Im losing it.  Too much sreaming on my mind.  I love the buisness model. 

[zentrarianNZ]

Total agreement, doomz. Especially your concluding statement re maintaining "our rational and [mostly] geopolitically safe" game plan!...Speaking of probabilities, considering the investor doubts they must have known it would create, I think the probability is HIGH that NW & Co. spent more time and DD vetting this deal than almost any other they've signed. So there is reason to

[elmothefearless]

Part of me thinks they didn't spend much time vetting this deal, and I mean that without any derision.  I think this is what would have stood out for them:   - Rio Tinto, a world class mining company, is the operator - in two - three years time they plan to process enough ore to earn SND ~$13 million and SSL ~$37 million   I think Nolan looked at that from SND's perspective

[zentrarianNZ]

Elmo...Go take a look at Countrygent's comments on the SSL board (if you haven't already) and I think you will agree that Nolan & Co. must have - or at least should have - spent a great deal of DD time on this deal. I've been persuaded - by you among others - that it was a good decision, if a bit of a toss of the dice. But the issue isn't the potential reward, it's the

[thasis]

Zen.... You hit the nail on the head with your final statement below.  I think management gave fair advance warning of its new direction. Those who are uncomfortable with it should simply look for another place