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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Magma Metals Limited T.MMW

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Post by SASmerc72 on May 04, 2010 6:50pm

hmm mmw

SASmerc72 03/23/2010 10:41:09 AM | | 168 reads | Post #28057836




If you've been waiting to buy Magma, watch for the upcoming financing and the annual post-PDAC junior market decline to reduce its SP to a good entry point. I'm watching for
.46 and expect to get it by July.



...SASmerc72...
I wasn't looking to pick a fight on this board, but, I reiterate, watch for the financing and an entry point close to
.46.
I know you longs don't want to hear it, but that's the way she goes. Remember, there's a whole world of difference between having some sexy rocks and an economic mineral reserve base. And that's a lot of difference. MMW currently in the former of the two descriptions. My bid is in.
action [BUY] Magma Metals MMW:TSX x200,000 price [LIMIT]
.46 CDN
only a matter of time now




....SASmerc72.....
Comment by YakYak3 on May 04, 2010 9:07pm
Why buy this stock at .46 cdn when all they have is sexy rocks and no economic mineral reserve?What is your logic, if any, behind this move?
Comment by SASmerc72 on May 05, 2010 2:05am
Simple:Because reserves cost money - lots of money - to establish through expensive exploration. There is mineralization there undoubtedly, but it will require significant dilution to pay for bringing it together into a mine plan.My risk/reward ratio improves inversely proportional to the cost basis of my shares. So, waiting on those cheaper shares to lower risk/improve reward.Due diligence is a ...more  
Comment by YakYak3 on May 05, 2010 6:21pm
So if I read you well, this stock is a dump at .55 but is ok to buy at .46...?
Comment by tsawboss on May 06, 2010 1:00pm
Spot on prediction...nicely done!Seems #79 got to his desk late this a.m.........at one pont the lowest ask was 80 cents.
Comment by YakYak3 on May 06, 2010 1:31pm
This is dead money for the next 12 months. Over and out. Rogers.
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