RE:RE:This mine will never be builtHow has your mine in Guinea 'evolved', the one that was supposed to be already in production by now? (Hint: financers had to take over RBX just to make sure their loan gets paid back. There is no agreement with the junta and the construction 'decision' keeps getting push off to do more studies.. meaning that the conditions for building a mine don't exist.)
How has your mine in Mali 'evolved', the one that was supposed to go on forever with new discoveries? (Hint: The closing has been announced because the reserves are running out, although for years the company won't even reveal any information about the reserves. The mine is supposedly for sale, but who would buy a mine that is running out of ore and owes more than its value in taxes to the Mali government?)
At least you are giving me credit for being consistent. I have always said RBX is overvalued, and it just keeps getting more overvalued as its chances of ever making a profit become microscopally slim. RBX is an interesting socio-cultural phenomenon, but it is not a company capable of making money for its sharehohlders.