RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: InI have a question. I've honestly haven't been around the penny stocks long enough to see some drop from 3$ to zero and vice and versa, but seeing as we've seen multi billion giants go down in the past 5 yrs when everyone said they wouldn't, I should be keep an open mind about everything, let alone the circus that is the venture exchange.
So my question is, when a company, such as EFR, has very tangible assets (the mines, the licenses etc), under what scenarios can they just all evapourate?
If it were financial assets we were talking, I would have known the answer. Loans defaults and pooof your 'asset' is gone.
But, the uranium is sitting there chilling in the mine. The spot price will never be zero. And when you have the first issued license in 25 yrs, all you have to do really is get that mill going and sell.
Has anyone seen cases where a company with similar holdings and assets has completely disappeared off the map? what happened, what did it take?
Thanks!
SCG