Post by
stockhound2 on Sep 12, 2008 1:25pm
talked to IR
well I talked to I R and they apoligize but because the deposit is not 43 101 compliant they can't talk numbers but from what I gathered from the convesation is that everything is in place for the mine operation, the company that we are buying has everything in place. we have a engineer that is compliant ready to go and the buyers are in place , and there are at least 3 deposits ready to go, the first right away and the next will only take weeks to get ready. I think we will be very happy with the end result. I am more happy with this than before so I will be buying. cash flow is cash flow. this will help us with the exploration of sask . this may be a huge surprise that know one was expecting. any questions I will try and answer.
Comment by
shane117 on Sep 12, 2008 1:29pm
What are you talking about??? There still at th permit stages in Virginia. Pretty much the same status as Sask. only they know they have a little bit more coal. Where do you think they are going to get fiancing for all of these locations??? These days it's extremely hard to get financing for 1 mine let alone trying to take onthe whole world. NAG is years away from opening a mine.
Comment by
shane117 on Sep 12, 2008 1:53pm
Do you consider a mine operational just becuase a company starts drilling??? That's ludacris. Look it up to see what stages ait takes to get an operational mine. Years away!
Comment by
shane117 on Sep 12, 2008 2:10pm
No certainty??? No feasibility study?????????? That's insane and careless!!!!!!! And you say that is good management? LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comment by
Loudermilk on Sep 12, 2008 2:12pm
They were probably required to say that by the TSX. It's legal bullroar. Unless they have the 43-101 they can't state how much the property is worth because, legally and technically, they don't have precise figures. Mines make money, especially when the rock your pulling out of the ground is in huge demand.
Comment by
Enma_49 on Sep 12, 2008 3:37pm
Why do you talk a lot on a private company in West Virginia but is registered in BC, canada?Why people cann't find that "private" company from Google search?? too private, huh??Maybe in China or India, there are a lot of small mines with minimum wages, why not a huge Chinese private mine?? It is too far away for us to google it, is it good thing?