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Dianor Resources Inc V.DOR



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Comment by assess1on Oct 03, 2006 7:55pm
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RE: Blinded by greed LTTL ????????

RE: Blinded by greed LTTL ????????The numbers would suggest a maximum share price of $10 to $15 per share. Doesn't matter how large the deposit is. They can only mine so much per year and future production is discounted by net present value. So you can get out of your mind ridiculous share prices beyond $15 per share and even that is a stretch. Also keep in mind there will be continued dilution due to future money raises as a result of the sucking sound of cash required for bulk samples. As soon as this down cycle in commodity prices reverses I would look for a recovery in Dianor share prices regardless of lacroix. Dianor is worth $200m at this stage in developement regardless of lacroix. The time to buy is now as the opportunity is now as a result of the street feeling lacroix stock will be made available to all. It won't and the trustee knows they are sitting on a valuable asset. I wouldn't be surprised to see the Trustees sit with the block well after the warrants expire knowing the block is worth substantially more and waiting for a recovery in commodity prices before selling to the highest bidder. The trustee knows the block is worth a premium to an institutional investor. Possibly as much as $2.00 at the present time. Eventually the street will realize this and begin buying Dianor at these low prices and ignore the block since it is probably already spoken for whether at these prices or higher. Where else can an institutional investor acquire a 25% interest in possibly the largest unique discovery of its kind in the world. The trustee knows this and so should you. Buy now before the train leaves the station. It won't be long.
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