RE: RE: reaction Mick16, these days I prefer Cuban Monte Cristos, paretos, and Jamieson Irish whisky, neat. Well that's good to hear, I just hope no one decides to hunt me down and shoot me. I am no longer a lawyer in St. Thomas. I quit that job and became a lifeguard in St. Martin's. That's where you can find me if you need to shoot me. But no one needs to get too worried about VTR; the whole world is probably going down the drain sometime soon anyway.
There used to be people on the bullboards saying Do your own due diligence. I say, don't bother, just sit back and relax, rely on me, I know what I am doing.
All we really need is one serious investor with deep pockets to recognize the value here and be a leader and step up to the plate. Maybe its Randgold, maybe its Samsung, or maybe its some reclusive eccentric billionaire investor, or maybe one of our neighbours in Burkina Faso. But the value is there. I owned this little company before it acquired Kiaka and when gold was $800 an ounce. An even then the analysts were saying shares were worth $1.40. Its really an idiotic crime that shares are where they are today. When we make the milestones and get closer to the reality of production the share price will move quickly. Remember Redback was valued at something like $900 dollars an ounce when it was bought out by Kinross. We will not likely get bought out for $900 dollars an ounce in today's world, but maybe $200 or $300 dollars an ounce when we have the feasibility study and some more upside surprises along the way. The acquirer would be getting not only the gold at Kiaka but some great exploration properties around West Africa and a great management team.