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Norra Metals Corp V.NORA.H

Alternate Symbol(s):  NRRMF

Norra Metals Corp. is a Canada-based precious and base metals exploration company. The Company’s principal business activities include the acquisition and exploration of resource properties. Its Norwegian assets include the Bleikvassli polymetallic, zinc-copper-lead-silver underground mine project and the Meraker copper-zinc- gold exploration project. It also holds a 100% interest in the Pyramid copper-gold porphyry project located in Northwest British Columbia. The Pyramid Property is located approximately 65 kilometers (kms) north of dease lake in North-west British Columbia. The Company’s Bleikvassli property is composed of last copper-zinc-silver-gold producing mine with across six contiguous exploration licenses totaling 60 square kilometers (sq.km) area in the Hemnes Municipality of the Nordland Fylke Province of Norway. The Meraker property is composed of approximately 21 contiguous mineral licenses totaling 206 sq.km area in the Meraker municipality of Trondelag County, Norway.


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Comment by tast22on Mar 05, 2012 8:29am
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Post# 19625927

RE: RE: RE: PAA Just Played ONE Important Card!

RE: RE: RE: PAA Just Played ONE Important Card!

There seems to be a new normal out there when it comes to valuating juniors, probably due to market uncertainty, especially in commodity markets. I doubt that in this climate bigs will be willing to overpay and are more likely to go low. Would $4.00 constitute a hostile bid? Possibly, but management must be reasonably certain others will pay more. No doubt Orko as it stands now is undervalued but so are thousands of other juniors if this is the case. Will this situation continue or is this the plight of mining juniors for years to come?

I for one have taken off the rose coloured glasses and would consider a double a pretty good return- but  my average buying price is just over $2.00. For those who bought at $3.00+, the picture is decidedly different.

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