Regarding your post, dated April 15, 2021 and tittled "Iceberg melted at 75 cents".
Given where we stand today (June1st, 2021) with Entree's share price, I have to say, WOW! That was a very prescient outlook on your part, Ratso07.
Earlier today, while examining Entree's historical price chart, I zero'd in on a certain gap down in share price, from approximately $1.09 to $0.73, circa 2012. I will attempt to be as prescient as you in stating that I expect Entree's share price to retrace upward that very same gap in share price. Granted, we may very well test the most recently established $0.75 cent support for Entree shares,(see profit taking) it is somewhat expected. However, I suspect Entree shareholders are about to say goodbye to the sub dollar price points which the share price has been experiencing since 29-04-2012.
Furthermore, I expect the best place for Entree's 'long and strong' shareholders (at this point there are not many remaining) is to be absorbed by Sandstorm Gold, as Sandstorm could very well have much to offer as perhaps a newly added partner to a greatly reconstructed investmet agreement amongst the various partners to the Oyu Tolgoi project.
Immediate monetization of a greater assigned portion of all the gold mined from the joint ventured properties ,along with any newly developed properties, could be something the Mongolian government will want to negotiate.
I expect Sandstorm Gold is in the unique position to handsomely benefit from new terms arrived at with the Mongolian government, as part of the reconstruction of the investment agreement in question.
Entree, and by extention Sandstorm Gold, needs a clearly recognized place at the investment agreement renegotiation table. The time to consolidate these two companies is now. It certainly behooves all invested parties to do so, in order to present a unified front. Rio Tinto and/or Turquoise Hill will clearly receive the message, should these two companies become one. It would be like placing a massive and green lit 'take me out' sign above the combined entity, no?
I'd greatly appreciate your reply and input and the input of Countrygent, as Countrygent's opinion is always quite valued.
Thanks.
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