RE:RE:RE:RE:gapIt was a very clever way of financing this Zoro project, using cash and shares. Why it isn't possible for FAT to exceed $5.00. As one poster stated 2 dykes of another company propelled the stock to about $1.67 while FAT look at possible mutliple dykes. The quality of Lithium has been established at the last convention, can't debate that.
More lands were acquired, and we can clearly see its magnitude in comparison to Zoro. QUR is getting great results on the adjacent side of the new property. Really, whats not to like about FAT going forward. Other minerals like Tantalum was indicated on the property. Another poster I guess it was LithiumHamster....mentioned that area was supposed to be a gold belt also. So what's not to get excited about, might be the show stopper....
But who ever met with Keith in the past pretty well knows how tight lipped he's, the last three trading days seems to indicated something is about to blow and it's much more than DTC. The US side also isn't waiting on DTC it seems, so it's most likely the cat is really getting out of the bag. If FAT could prove up a 35yr to 40yr mine, Keith better be talking to a major. If that's the case Keith and Manitoba Gov better invite Elon Musk to build the first battery plant in Canada.
FAT ...consultants and staff have all reasons to work for shares since the bottom article would prove why somethings are possible .... We trade base on potential. All FAT needs to do is prove it with some real data.
https://www.sudburyminingsolutions.com/orix-geoscience-breaking-all-the-rules.html
Geological consulting companies that do 43-101s have to remain independent, but Orix Geoscience doesn’t do resource and reserve estimates, explained Ramnath.
“We work with the geologists inside the team to build the model, so we’re more like employees for hire.”
Working for shares was another departure from the norm, but “I took shares as an employee of FNX, and the stock went from $4 to $39, so I thought, why can’t I work for shares for other companies? Everybody warned us about that, but it’s worked out. It offers juniors who have run out of money some flexibility because they’re caught in a Catch-22.
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