Canada Nickel Company Inc V.CNC

Too married

[Seahawk001]

I think there's too many of you married to this. Pull out and go to oil n gas for now and see how things pan out. 

You're scared of missing out on the 2 bagger while 50 year old Canadian oil n gas companies have been a 5 bagger since the CNC strategic wasn't announced.

I grabbed a few fpx nickel and it's out performing CNC if you want a new potential nickel play.

I'll get back in here at $2.37
glta

[Iwant2Retire]

Seahawk. Why are you telling the investors here to follow your lead.  Everyone has their reasons for staying with CNC.  You decided to get out and I respect that.  It was your choice. I prefered to stick it out based on the facts at hand and comments in this forum. Have have contributed to this forum with positive information and knowledge and I appreciate that as I do with others

[Ivorygull]

Well written and without malice.

[Ivorygull]

So your fpx is a potential nickel play......your words. How does that make it any better? And if you really think that CNC is a 2 bagger, then that first means you do think it will go up, but mostly that you are out to lunch if you think that Mark Selby parked millions in here to double his money. Sometimes in life you have to wait for things to happen, and not try and get a few thousand dollars

[Ivorygull]

Seahawk001, On October 27th on the Suncor board you wrote this about CNC........ RE:What stocks are you liking/watching these days CNC Canada Nickel, it's projected to be Canada's largest mine in Timmons Ont, infrastructure in place. Some drill results released yesterday, better than expected. I believe as it sits it's also one of the worlds largest. It's looking like 10

[EndZonefor7]

Good find IvoryGull. Some people are traders, some long hold investors who add or sell abit at different levels. You want in at $2.20 like the trolls but it's only good for a double after calling it a 10 bagger ? LOL. Agreed with others , go pump your FPX elsewhere,( that will never get built in the middle of nowhere at outrageous start up costs). CNC will be a mine. Look at Piedmont chart

[N3tPr0phet]

FPX is literally surrounded by other mines and has a significantly higher NPV than CNC even without accounting for byproduct credits. The startup costs aren't *that* much higher than CNC, especially if you consider that Mark Selby's PEA assumed somebody else would build a steel mill next door to him. Moreover, the unique mineralogy of awaruite enables FPX to bypass smelting completely

[EndZonefor7]

FPX is in BC, the worst place to start upma mine. The red tape and environmental approvals will take 10 years. CNC will be fast tracked.