RE:RE:RE:RE:snap crackle pop --there is always next yearAn agreement with Eric Sprott is a good start ... but Sprott is not the only whale out there capable of acquiring Teuton.
With Teuton, Dino has built a classic project generator. Another old school project generator, Tim Termuende of Eagle Plains Resources, has been on the forefront of recognizing a weakness in the project generator business model ... share prices usually only account for top projects (other projects are ignored in the valuation). To extract more value, Eagle Plains has a strategy of spinning out developed properties into new companies. The video linked below explains the strategy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbKoAxYC5sA
I have owned shares of both Teuton and Eagle Plains for over 10 years. I also was a shareholder of Rimfire/Kiska and Kaminak before they were acquired. All are great examples of the project enerator busiiness model ... but I personally think Eagle Plains executes the model the best with both the exploration services (Terralogic) and spinouts. Kaminak and Teuton were extremely shrewd in property acquisition -- but neither ever developed into a full-fledged vertically integrated project generator like Eagle Plains.
I held my shares of Teuton for years at low share price levels because, like many on this board, I knew that there was unrecognized value. I believe there is much more value in Teuton. Likewise, I think Eagle Plains is an undervalued and underappreciated project generator. I expect the market will eventually catch up ... and value will be more fully recognized. However, with the project generators, there is always the risk of getting taken out before full value is recognized. Rimfire/Kiska is a good example.
GLTA Teuton longs!
Disclosure: I own shares of Teuton and Eagle Plains, just my opinions, and not iinvestment advice (do your own due diligence).