RE:RE:RE:Having fun yet?TXRogers wrote: Harmonicca wrote: Redflame wrote: A few weeks means a few quarters I guess. Your leader should keep his mouth shut because he obviously can't figure out how negotiations are proceeding. Oh, if the negotiations are in fact still proceeding? Looks like some in the market are beginning to catch on.
Sprott talked about a new way to process refractory ore on his weekly show. It's supposed to be fantastic. Maybe IMC is looking into that and has put Novo on hold. You never know.
Does your name have anything to do with hemerroids RF?
H
Every day that goes by costs someone approximately $25,000. Care and Maintenance is someone's headache. For others it is simply filed under "not my f-ucking problem".
So despite the apparent lack of engagement from "the leader", he has manged to figure out that none of the tab is on him.
In addition, as an accountant and the largest independent shareholder in Novo, I suppose ES would know all about the ways to process refractory ore.
Yes, IMC please look into all the alternatives. We have all the time in world.
Tx
[/quote}. Well Tx, if true, then the failure to reach an agreement is not over small issues. It's big issues. IMC is a very large corporation and can afford to hire experts in refractory ore processing, buy what ever equipment is recommended and restart operations. If IMC decides to do so, then the way the snail (Hennigh) moves you're looking at 3 to 5 years for any meaningful production. Won't that be fun with the snail promising things will be great every year for the next 3 years.