RE:I'm out of OBMTerrebonne, I had a second look at your post and it leaves me confused.
I'm not sure what you mean by “multiple missteps”. No missteps so far in my books. Oban has stuck to its business plan of consolidating cheap cash and resource assets in accretive deals in order to position itself as a key gold development company primed for the eventual market turnaround. This strategy has not led to increasing share price over the last year (Oban is not even trading at cash breakup value) since Oban has not escaped the continuing resource market meltdown, but they obviously believe that this will change. All I can see for Niogold shareholders at this point, quite frankly, is upside. Furthermore, if you consider the Oban management and board members as “ordinary at best” with the collective track record they have, I sure would like to see your all-star team.
As for Windfall, you have absolutely no clue what you're talking about - you're spewing garbage. Windfall is relatively high grade and is made up of five vertical lenses that make up 95% of the known resources, so not a huge mining challenge, with a lot of local potential for resource increase (e.g. this morning’s press release) as well as greenfield potential across the belt. It’s as good as Marban (NioGold's golden goose) but with obviously longer-term development prospects.
-- MM