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SouthGobi Resources Ltd V.SGQ

Alternate Symbol(s):  SGQRF

SouthGobi Resources Ltd. is an integrated coal mining, development and exploration company. It owns a 100% interest in the Ovoot Tolgoi open pit coal mine (the Ovoot Tolgoi Mine), and in the development projects, the Soumber Deposit and the Zag Suuj Deposit. These projects are located in the Umnugobi Aimag (South Gobi Province) of Mongolia, all of which are located within 150 kilometers (km) of each other and in close proximity to the Chinese-Mongolian border. The Ovoot Tolgoi Mine, strategically located over 40km from the Shivee Khuren-Ceke crossing at the China-Mongolia border (Shivee Khuren Border Crossing), is its flagship asset. The Ovoot Tolgoi Mine has two distinct pits: the Sunrise and Sunset pits. The Soumber Deposit includes Central Soumber, East Soumber, Biluut, South Biluut and Jargalant Fields, is located approximately 20km east of the Ovoot Tolgoi Mine. The Zag Suuj Deposit, located over 150km east of the Ovoot Tolgoi Mine and over 80km north of the Mongolia-China border.


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Post by jims101on Aug 19, 2008 10:46am
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Post# 15393829

We have fallen and can't get up....

We have fallen and can't get up....Down down down we go....30%+ haircut since the first of  July...Was SGQ over priced then or underpriced now...How do you price it in a deflating financial world?

I looked at the various stocks I hold and asked how will this business fair in a recession. Coal seems well protected where used  for energy generation, espeically in places where  demand is high and likely to stay such even in a recession, read China, and coal for steel production, as infrastructure build will likely be the place we find governments spending to ease unemployment and stimulate economies.  SO SGQ looks reasonable well able to sustain deflationary pressures, though it hasn't done so very well lately and the deflationary recessionary winds have only begun to blow..

We need revenues, we need profits, we need drill results to give potential investors something to get their teeth into....We need the Mongolians to put together a deal with IVN and RIO to boost  investor confidence. (What did I read? Was it in  the IVN report? That it'll be another 6-9 months before such a happy event comes to pass. It been going to be 6-9 months for years now...)    
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