Nagambie Resources Ltd V.NAG

Primary Symbol: NGMBF

Metals & Mining Gold

Nagambie Resources Limited is an Australia-based natural resources exploration company. The principal activities of the Company include exploration for, and development of, gold, associated minerals including antimony, and construction materials in Australia, and the investigation and development of waste handling assets. The Company is focused on targeting epitherm alantimony-gold mineralized systems across 3,200 square kilometers of tenements in the Waranga Domain of the Melbourne Structural Zone, in Victoria, Australia. The Company's flagship project is the Antimony-Gold Project, which sits in proximity to the gold-antimony mines at Fosterville (Agnico Eagle) and Costerfield (Mandalay Resources). The Antimony-Gold Project is located at the 100% owned Nagambie Mine. Its Whroo Goldfields project is located approximately 130 kilometers (km) north of Melbourne. It also holds interest in Whroo Project, PASS Project, and Sand Project.

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Post by Boazzon May 14, 2008 1:31pm

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i am glad for RC

i posted earley this mornig that NAG would open at .30. and it did. RC you have been around for a long tme and i can understand why you get frustrated. when you put what you know is true and no-one aknowledges that your rite makes me wonder why you should share. i have sat back and watched you and not every one is rite but it is so close when you which is about 80% of the time ... which is not bad in this game. i used to post like you and quit . when you try helping it seems no-one listens. but they believe you when your wrong. THANKS again. i didnt take a guess at it. i studied the charts. and read everything i could find. NAG will go. if SIR CHARLES and the minions at NAG get moving this could be a viable company. this is the one shot that could save NAG/ SLT. good luck to RC and i will be readind what you right. have a good one.

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