RE: If no one noticedSorry folks, I am reading all these posts about collusion, withholding results, and the like. I agree that results have been a bit tardy, if you believe that every drill reult is major news, but I can only imagine having a tiger by the tail and having to report every minor bit of info that some wish to receive. As for the stock price, if it was as high as most would like on the BB right now, it would be $15 or $20 and maybe not much room to move upwards prior to production starting up.
Prigoni and I have published the chart indicating the second best time to a buy a mining stock. It is prior to production and somewhere around when the feas and 43 101 reserves are released. The best time was a few years ago when it ran from 25 cents to $8.00
If there is someone out there (that is not on ignore by most) that believes that Shore is not going to a mine, is not going to be bought out, will not have a carried interest or whatever - then SELL!
As for me, I have clearly seen the drive, honesty, and results that Shore has made over the last year.
Taking out Kensington, buying out Cameco and UEM, buying out DB, selling part to Newmont. They (we) now own 60% of the JV lands, 100 % of the Star and have only one partner with a minor interest for one BILLION Tonnes of economic kimberlite, and 100% marketing rights. We used to own 0% of the JV, then owned 42.5% of the JV and now own 60% with total control.
Now we are moving to the next round of negotiations and strategy.
The sharks are circling, the head frames are being moved, the Bauers are moved to the JV lands and results will be released.
Personally, I hope results are NOT released - because past results have not moved the SP to any degree anyway. As for me I feel like a lamprey, stuck on the side of a trophy Lake Trout, I am just a kid along for the ride, with the institutions.
Besides Crocky may cease and desist from inboxing me with conspiracy theories - then I will have to think of something else to crank up Prigoni with.
Hey Prigoni, a pit that is 7 kms long by 3 kms wide, and a rain storm goes through with 3 inches of rain, how many gallons of water would have to pumped out assuming there is no absorption or evaporation?
The answer is 38,400,000 imperial gallons but would you check my math?
It sure makes the flood at Cameco's Cigar Lake Uranium mine look like child's play. Hang tough people. Relax! I am sorry you were mentally abused with the nonsense at Kensington and DeBeers antics - it is over.
Regards,
The Grizz