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Portex Minerals Inc STACF

Strategic Resources is a Canada based development company focused on vanadium, high purity iron & titanium, metals necessary for decarbonizing the global economy. The company¿s key projects are the construction ready BlackRock project in Quebec & the past producing Mustavaara mine in Finland. Strategic is working to secure a financing package to commence construction on the BlackRock project. Orion Mine Finance and Investissement Québec, both 41% shareholders of Strategic will form a key part of the planned financing package.


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Comment by JoeBloon Apr 04, 2007 11:43am
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Post# 12546729

RE: Tradergod

RE: TradergodWith a share price of $.55 to $.60 what options does PAX have moving forward? Virtually none at this point. That's Dr. Paper's legacy. With the limited funds they have, they are going to do some more drilling (i.e., stalling for time) and hope that zinc prices go up and the momentum of the market will lift PAX to higher valuations - and make the company more attractive as a takeover or as a merger. Another year down the drain. The funds will be used up, nothing will happen, and they will have to issue more paper to repeat once again the nothingness of 2007. On the other hand, if the share price was $20 per share, what would PAX's options be? They would not have to waste any more time drilling and would be in a position to finance the development of a mine themselves - starting the process this year instead of hoping for some remote event to "save them". And they would not have to face massive dilution doing so. To me, this is very simple. I believe even a young child can understand this. Yet PAX cannot.
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