RE:RE:RE:PLS and the PumptardsToady,
1) The analysts have all speculated based on their own models. Most numbers seem to come in between 125 and 175 million lbs. They usually underestimate. We are only weeks away from knowing.
2) Further along by 6 to 12 months means nothing. Location and size are everything and Arrow has it.
3) I too wonder why Torridog, Quakes and their many aliases constantly bash NXE. Is that there job?
4) Nobody is bashing Fission Management here or even saying the slightest negative thing, you are reading into it what you want. LIkewise we aren't saying NexGen Management are all angels. I only care about 1 thing:
Arrow vs. PLS
Which is bigger? (Arrow)
Which is higher grade? (Both have high grade cores)
Which is going to be simplier to mine? (Arrow, both from a permitting perspective and since it is underground and hosted in basement rocks just like Eagle Point)
Which can be permitted faster? (Arrow, no lake)
Which would a major want to buy (Arrow since it is unencombered, and looks to be the monster of the two).
Both are world class discoveries. But one will rise to the surface. My bet is on Arrow.
ToadyToadman wrote:
A couple of things.
1) NXE has no RE yet so this is all pure spec right now
2) fission further along after NXEs RE the spec money will vaporize and NXE will sit doldrums along with FCU
3)most importantly. Someone please explain how/why there is this needless buy one bash the other when clearly at some point in the future both will be mined.
Even if NXE has 1 billion pounds proven that is still less than 10 years supply of uranium. Maybe, just maybe, the world will require all the uranium in both of these deposits plus many more like them.
But I know Dev is a big meany and FCU is under a slough while NXE is all puppies and rainbows so put every dime you got in NXE and not FCU
Disclosure - I own both. See point 3
DYODD - GLTA longs