Stavely Minerals Ltd T.SVY

Primary Symbol: STVMF

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Stavely Minerals Limited is an Australia-based mineral exploration company. The Company is focused on the exploring for copper, gold and silver at the Stavely and Ararat Projects in western Victoria, and nickel, copper and cobalt at the Hawkstone Project in west Kimberley, in northern Western Australia. The Stavely Project, covering an area of approximately 1,000 square kilometers (km2) over the prospective Stavely Volcanic Belt in western Victoria, includes a 100% owned retention license RL2017, 100% owned exploration licenses EL6870, EL7347, EL7921, EL7922, EL7923 and EL7924 and the Black Range Joint Venture license EL5425. The Ararat Project comprises a retention license, RL2020, covering an area of approximately 26km2. The Ararat Project is located on part of the western margin of the Stawell-Bendigo Zone, which is part of the western Lachlan Fold Belt. Hawkstone Project covers an area of 1,100km2 over prospective stratigraphy in the west Kimberley, in northern Western Australia.

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Comment by quantguyon Mar 26, 2012 9:50am

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RE: RE: Why buy?

I think the stock is cheap, mgmt is buying and I own a bunch....doesn't mean it will go up in next six months. I am trying to think of reasons or catalysts that will push SVY up in the next 3-6 months. For example, the whole oil field service sector is cheap right now, the Tricans and Calfracs seems to perform better on up days in the market than the drillers - if I didn't believe that environmental challenges (polluting water etc) against the frackers would surface in the next year, I would probably be better off owning them. A short breakup would benefit SVY, however it also benefit the entire sector. What are company specific catalysts that will drive SVY higher in the next 6 months...anyone got any ideas??

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