ENERGIZER RESOURCES INC T.EGZ

Big money buys into ENZR business plan

[goodtoreadthis]

The annual meeting vote totals told all of us that the large shareholders of ENZR believe in the company's business plan. I don't: but for now I will defer to the monied interests who voted in support of ENZR's management. 

Using the FEED study incremental development and the low capex cost of the first option, ENZR could actually be a producing mine in 2017, just about the same time as SYAAF comes on line. If ENZR changes it's stripes and actually cuts deals for offtake, Molo graphite coud be profitable quite quickly. 

That they were able to convince Dundee to invest $6 mill in Sept 2016 says that ENZR may not be blowing smoke this time around. 

That the ENZR CEO and one director of ENZR own ZERO shares of ENZR with their own money tells me that smoke blowing is something the CEO may be prone to. Hope they finally step up and actually buy shares in THEIR company.

[spartex]

I don't feel so bad that the CEO Mr. Craig Scherba (P.Geol.) really hasn't bought any shares on the open market, especially since his salary is only 88k a year.   Its some of the other dudes that are/have made good money who should be showing some skin in the game.   Lets home this graphite in our stocking this xmas turns into some $$$ next year after so many years of poor

[goodtoreadthis]

$1000 buys him lots of stock when the share price is 4-5 cents per share. There is no excuse for a CEO to NOT have skin in the game when he constantly asks others to invest in OUR company. Stockholders need to call him on this. It is a substantial negative in the world of business. How he was able to convince Dundee to put $6 mill in a company that he had invested ZERO dollars in is beyond me

[StoogeNo4]

Spartex, you posted a link to their presentation several months ago which indicated that ENZR would announce a partner in December of this year.  It hasn't happened and won't.  Everybody is shutting down for the holidays. There is more to this story.  We just don't know what it is yet.  I'll bet my bottom dollar that there's no announcement in January

[goodtoreadthis]

Mickey Fulp the commodities commentator just went through a somewhat comprehensive interview on the graphite companies coming on line. His key offerings were two - bigger is not better in graphite because if large deposits like SAAY in Australia maximize their throughput, they drive the market price of graphte down so far that they put themselves out of business. When Fulp said that it got my

[StoogeNo4]

What is your question?

[riverrock]

goodtoreadthis, can you put up the link to the Fulp article you posted.

[goodtoreadthis]

It was not an article - it was an interview displayed recently on kitco.com. Fulp was talking commodities and graphite in specific. It should still be available there.  I'll share my question with management and if they answer it well, I'll share both here.

[StoogeNo4]

If the question is something the puts them on the defensive, don't bother with email.  Don't bother with Brent either, because he'll waste a half an hour on spin that doesn't really address your issue.  Demand to talk to Scherba.

[StoogeNo4]

goodtoreadthis: Have you had any success with management and your question(s)?

[WB68102356]

goodtoreadthis; How about just posting the link to this 'mystery interview'.  I looked around on the net and couldn't find this Mickey Fulp ENZR graphite commentary you are referring to.  How about sharing the 'big question' with us plebs also - we might be able to give some accurate insight for you.  There is a large collective body of knowledge about ENZR on

[goodtoreadthis]

Quite an imressive interview. Is Brent still with ENZR? I'll look around for Fulp interview.