RE:RE:V2O5?Riverrock, I agree with what you're saying. To be honest, I stopped looking at VRB's when our resource interests (rightfully) changed. I've kept V2O5 in the back of my mind knowing that it's a big bonus to us if we get the graphite going. If I settle down and allot the time necessary to sit and study the VRB's I could probably offer insights of my own. For now, I have a lot on my hands and checking the chat rooms is about all I can do to keep up...but particularly with ENZR because I made a significant investment in this company.
I am confident in our resources. I think we have world class resources, and I think we're better than our competitors. I have not built up a comfort with remaining management although I think they finally have the direction they should have had all along. I will not give McKinnon or Schler a break for what they did to us, and if I have anything to do with it, they will never work in this industry again. I'm wary of Dundee because they had unethical management some years ago (which explains why they fit well with McKinnon and Schler). Hopefully Dundee has straightened out. On the plus side, members of Sprott likely invested becasue they would have determined that there is very little risk at this point and at least 10-bagger upside potential. 10-bagger upside won't make some of us very long-term guys whole, but it's far better than what we have now. After the last dilution, I really can't put a value on us anymore. It will be a matter of how the markets value us; far too many explorers and small producers have added ungodly quantities of shares. When such has happened across the board, it doesn't mean that world class resources are worth pennies. But I can't guess as to what the market will do.
Tesla taking interest in us for both our graphite and V2O5 on one site would seem logical. The world is a strange place and anything can happen.