Vanadium One Iron Corp. VDMRF

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Sciencegeek1 wrote: Absolutely, and I think one can spot the posers.  I have seen small juniors with the CEO pulling in $250-$400K annual saleries before drills even start turning.  The other one, and I can't begin to stress here how unusual it is in this sector, is if insiders have skin in the game. VONE insiders own a huge percentage of stock and participated in the last round of financing.  I watch a LOT of other mining stocks.  At best you might see 10% ownership from insiders, usually a lot less.  VONE - 24.6% !! And it's not like these guys are pulling in huge salaries.  So while there are no guarantees, when experienced management and board members invest heavily in a company personally with their own dollars (even as late as this month with Martin Walter), I take that as a very good sign of positive things to come. 

If you want to see a horrible example check out ELEF.  I only know about them because they were one of the companies that was flying back when Vanadium spiked that my brother pointed me to.  Now they are a 'silver' company and just recently they are trying to a look like a 'nickel' company.  Never get anywhere with any of their properties.  I've watched the stock for years.  Keeps hitting a wall at 0.50.  Jumps wildly betwen 0.4 and 0.5 on a regular basis for no reason on huge volume.  Lots of insider selling, including CEO.  CEO John Lee is pulling in $720K/year salary.  Insiders own only 6.1%.  Now that is one to stay the hell away from, and there are plenty of examples like that I am sure you have seen to.

Good points. I am well aware of elef and it sketches me out. It is too bad because they could be the only vanadium producer in usa