Peregrine Diamonds Ltd. PGDIF

NAR presentation

[Gauwd]

Thanks ekim, that was done on Sept 8, if you don't want to go through whole presentation on Pikoo, the PGD reference is around the 8:40 minute mark, give or take a few seconds.

Oiltar, where did you hear we would get early results, the company has stated Dec is when we get results on CH7, check their update, or is this just wishful thinking on your part again.  

Please don't tell us that you were 'told' material information from an insider.  Thanks in advance

MHR

[oiltar]

Sorry folks NAR can not hold a candle to these results: SUMMARY OF CAUSTIC FUSION DIAMOND RESULTS FOR 2011 SAMPLES FROM THE CH-6 KIMBERLITE Unit Sample  Weight  (kg) Numbers of Diamonds According to Sieve Size Fraction (mm) Total Diamonds Carats (+0.850 mm size) +0.106 -0.150 +0.150 -0.212

[Gauwd]

Oiltar, don't think anyone is saying NAR's pikoo is the same here, the CEO over at North Arrow made a reference to Chidlaik to pump up his claims.  See ekims note. Again, can you provide an answer to why you claim we will get early results on CH7 when the company has told investors December.

[mill44]

The main thing is that if you invested in these stocks in 2011 you would be out of most of your money. If you invested in an S&P index fund the same time, you would have doubled your money, at least. I know it is not fair to use that period because commodities peaked right then but it tells you that fundamentals are not enough on their own. On PGD you would need a home run and with NAR a

[Kodiboy]

If you put the funds you spent on lottery tickets, if you do play them, into the S & P, well Mill already figured it out...I guess the point is that stocks like PGD, NAR, KDI and so on, are far more sexier than the knowledge you could and still probably could, double your investments in the next 5 yrs or so on relatively safe bets, and you should darn well do so, but it's, hate to say it

[ekim]

What do you mean you can't get that material needed for that key part of the new iPhone? You mean there is no supply? What about all the mines? They closed up shop because expenses were too high, the commodity prices were too low and they only had low grade material left to mine. What about all the new discoveries? People stopped investing in exploration companies and moved all their money

[mill44]

That's why it is important to invest in a cycle that has already begun, instead of guessing where the bottom could be. New money is just feeding that cycle, as you said, attracting more new money. That has 2x the effect. Money will pile into the new cycle and leave the mature one or the one that is already declining. We have been in this stock for ages. For people to get their money back, to