RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:David Morgan ReportSo this is not really the report, but some advertisement about the report:
This week you have the opportunity once again to profit. Having the inside track is rare, and often not legal. However, there are time when it is legal, this is when all the information is publicly disclosed and in our case it is!
This month The Morgan Report covers the Energy Metals. We were asked by our members about certain high flying minerals and we set about our research team to give you the facts surrounding many of them. Most of these elements have to do with energy storage, that is batteries.
However, your most important reason for paying attention is something that we know about and only a handful of others. Because people can be so unappreciative at times when you do not - TELL THEM about a given opportunity here it is again...
There is a window of Opportunity that exits up until February 27th, 2017. Because these situations happen so rarely we want you to know about it right away. Because you have been a loyal reader of our weekend edition we want you to be rewarded.
As publisher of The Morgan Report we have featured a new technology company that could change the mining industry in the microcap sector. First and foremost we at TMR do NOT spend much time in this part of the Resource Sector because too much risk is involved. However, we cannot ignore it entirely and when this opportunity became available we suggested a speculative investment.
However, things do not always go as planned and the company performed as expected but the stock did poorly, in fact it is at about half the price that I, David Morgan paid having bought this as a ground floor opportunity.
The story gets even more interesting, when I was doing the final aspect of our due diligence on this project with the whole team at OUR expense the CEO told me about another aspect to this company and I stayed with him an extra day, sworn to secrecy as we met with the chemist.
Now this "chemical solution" can be used exactly as cyanide but without ANY harmful effects because this solution is inert, in fact you could actually drink it because it is harmless. Again, this process is similar to a cyanide circuit but much safer and simpler. It involves the dissolution of the precious metals into the aqueous solution followed by extraction using conventional methods such as electrowinning, carbon absorption or precipitation.
Some of the benefits of the process to operators include: reduced environmental impact, broad applicability spectrum, accelerated permitting process, access to cyanide prohibited mining jurisdictions, reduced operational costs, improved occupational safety and reduced tailings emissions.
Yet the best potential is in the E-Waste area that is, the Electronic Waste area where the gold recoveries are far superior to the best gold mines on the planet. This company is already performing tests to verify just how good this secret solution performs. In fact I and David Smith our senior analyst made a flight to Vancouver BC, recently to speak with the chemist directly and watch the precious metals "fall" out of the solution.
Here is the Bottom Line:
This type of situation is for aggressive accounts that understand what we teach which means at this point this is a highly speculative situation and money that you can afford to lose is the best approach. Secondly, the stock in the parent company is already owned by me and both analysts at The Morgan Report.
The details are as follows: You must be a shareholder of record on or before February 27, 2017. For every TEN shares you own in the parent company you will receive ONE share in this new company. This opportunity is available for a limited time and you can buy into the parent company for much less than I did initially.
Now you may be wondering the following…
How good is the parent company? I have the exact details in the February Issue of TMR and have modified it here-
Questions to the Editor:
David, the parent company will spin off part into EnviroL. After this happens do you still have high hopes for parent company? Could the stock suffer because people may buy the parent company just to get the shares in EnviroL and then sell later? Is there any new info on the parent company? Thanks, Greg
Comments: Yes, we agree that many will probably choose to dump some of the parent company shares after obtaining the EnviroL spinout. However, when David Smith and I made a special trip to Vancouver to witness the EnviroL reagent we also took the time to see what improvements have been accomplished with the parent company.
I personally was very impressed with a new engineer from the UK who has a patent pending on a process that basically eliminates a "ball mill" in the milling process. I am not at liberty to disclose more but will state that the progress has been slower than originally envisioned by me.
Be sure to scroll through the whole page and you will get a good idea of how we compare to John Doody, Doug Casey, Porter Stansberry and many others in the industry.
Finally, some of the biggest names in the Industry are already involved in EnviroL but I am not at liberty to tell you their names. I imagine that if you are involved in the resource sector even to a small degree you will know these names.
Finally, you may be asking why you don't just give us this information directly. Only because it would be unfair to those that have already paid us to help them with our research and insights.
Wishing you the best,
David Morgan