RE:Retail ignorance creates buying opportunityYou make some good points NewOpportunist.
Although, I need to emphasize that after the optioning of 50% of Lac Gueret to NOU.V, not all retail LLG.V shareholders entirely expected Mason management to take Lac Gueret into production. It's what many were headfaked into expecting and once again headfaked when the company management elected to change the company's name to Mason Resources Inc.
Never the less, I knew that all I really wanted out of this deal is for the Lac Gueret graphite property to be monetized, expecting that a 200% or 300% ROI could immediately be had if the entirety of the Lac Gueret was outright purchased by NOU.V or any other company in a collaborative fashion.
That was my gamble and for now, that gamble seemed to have gone sideways, so to speak. Definitely not entirely sideways though?
Everybody interested would do well to thoroughly process what has actually transpired and seek to understand why LLG.V officers and directors and the company's largest single shareholder, Mr. Al Tamimi, had been given little to absolutely no choice by the Quebec Government than to stick with LLG.V's first real dance partner, Nouveau Monde Graphite. NMG being the very partner who is going to bring Mason Resources Inc and it's 10% equity ownership in NMG to that global battery cells manufactures and their respective automotive manufacturing partners attended dance, so to speak.
Had it not been clear to some others previously, it's now abundantly clear that Nouveau Monde Graphite was, is and will remain the Quebec Government's and the Canadian Government's first and only "truly Canadian" and North America's "New World Graphite" (English translation for Nouveau Monde Graphite) mining Champion.
We have 10% of Nouveau Monde Graphite people.
I would simply suggest everybody interested should just let that sink in before acting on your emotions without the necessary interpretation and simply continuing to sell.