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Aben Minerals Ltd V.ABM

Alternate Symbol(s):  ABNAF

Aben Minerals Ltd. is a Canadian gold exploration company with exploration projects in the Yukon Territory and British Columbia. The Company’s projects include Justin Gold Project and Forrest Kerr Gold Project. It holds a 100% interest in the 7,400-hectare Justin Gold Project. The property is located in the southeast Yukon on the Tintina Gold Belt to the immediate southeast of Seabridge Gold’s 3 Aces Project. The Justin Project is approximately 35 kilometers southeast of the Cantung Mine and has an all-season road running through the claims. It also has a 100 % interest in Forrest Kerr Gold Project, which is located in the heart of the Golden Triangle in northwestern British Columbia, Canada. Forrest Kerr Gold Project covers approximately 20,197 hectares. Its exploration activity at Forrest Kerr is focused on two primary zones: the North Boundary zone, which runs parallel to the Nelson Creek Fault zone, and the South Boundary zone, which runs parallel to the Benchlands Fault zone.


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Comment by DirtyLoseron Apr 17, 2010 2:45pm
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Post# 17003378

RE: Why this didn't pop

RE: Why this didn't popWell, IMO, Abaddon doesn't have any projects with proven value. Their value mostly comes from the corporate structure and the cash in hand which puts them at about 5 cents a share. It will take a lot of luck and a lot of time before any one of their specualtive properties becomes a feasible resource.

The reason the share price didn't perform is likely because frustrated holders and management sold because liquidity was finally available after the news release. I know they recently did a PP at 5 cents, and some of those shares were probably dumped for a nice gain. Hard to win as the retail investor here unless they get some kind of astronomical drill result. Once again, this is all my opinion - do your own DD.
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