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Great Republic Mining Corp V.GRM


Primary Symbol: C.GRM

Great Republic Mining Corp. is a Canada-based exploration-stage mining company. The Company is engaged in the business of mineral exploration and the acquisition of mineral property assets. The Company is focused on developing economic precious and base metal properties of merit and conducting its exploration program on the Porcher Property. The Porcher Property group consists of over nine contiguous mineral titles covering an area of approximately 3,560.4 hectares in the northwest part of British Columbia, Canada, approximately 40 kilometers southwest of the city of Prince Rupert on Porcher Island.


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Post by auwhore2on Nov 05, 2010 6:45pm
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Lesson Learnt/Haywood research

Lesson Learnt/Haywood researchLesson Learnt Again! No more stock price predictions.   
But look out Monday!


On another note, someone passed along a part of the Haywood target adjustment/research report.  Much of it is what we already know, however there were a couple things within that were interesting.

One of them was that in their opinion the Net Asset Value Per Share (NAVPS)  rises at a 2 to 1 ratio with that of the price of gold.  So if the price of gold goes up 10% (or down) then NAVPS rises 20%.   Obviously we know this is not perfectly correlated but it should give support somewhere to the price of the share as gold has risen here.

A second thing they run through is a proposed option of  putting the property into production. Basically they show how this can be done through an 80% debt/ 20% equity offering  with a less than 3 year payback period. This is one  possible option if the property is not sold.

Lastly, they do say that Mansfield is a "prime candidate for acquistion by an intermediate producer".
Well we could have told them that.!




 
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