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ALLEN4on Jan 28, 2013 10:55am
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RE: RE: Why so pessimistic?
RE: RE: Why so pessimistic? lol, alright let's start with the ten-bagger, and that is certainly realistice in a one or two year time frame. But where do we go from there? Once we get Kiaka up and running and generating some revenue we will be in a good position to expand. Yes some money will be spent to finance the mine, but then the company will be rewarded financially - ie. we do have a net present value with Kiaka. In other words, after expenses, we make a profit. So focus on the positive, and ask what we do with our profit. And remember this poster has been with Volta since his fifteen year old was an infant, so for him to stay with Volta for another ten years would be quite realistic. I know it is for me. And ten years is a long time. Who says we cannot become the next Randgold? If you believe in management, you believe in the sector, and you believe in the potential at West Africa, you can see the possibility developing into a major gold company. Anyone who has been in this sector long enough has watched as smaller companies transform themselves, from juniors to intermediates and sometimes from intermediates to seniors. Not many here are looking beyond the next one or two years. We cannot see into the future, but neither should you limit yourself to a short-term outlook when the possibilities are endless.