RE: RE: RE: Kinda looksNo, I have no clear idea but hope that the world economy will start to recover from the recession in the near future with even higher metal prices than now. If these things happen the conditions for Tamerlane getting a bank loan should be much better within a quarter or two or so, with reasonable interest rates even for projects like this one.
With around 50 % more fully diluted shares now compared to 2007 when TAM was trading around CAD 1.5-3 CAD in the summer before the sub crime crises took its toll, the stock potential now could be up to the CAD 1-2 range until financing actually succeeds, i e IF ...
If we can avoid a "double dip" things would look really interesting with a the risk/reward very attractive to justify a small position in TAM in spite of the very high risk for a high stock dilution for example. If the market starts to like Tamerlane when metal prices rise even further then stock dilution will diminish.