North American Gem Inc V.NAG

Better Plays or Multiple Returns?

[Sergeant123]

There is better companies out there, but not for the multiple returns that wil happen at this SP. I am sticking around until at least $1. I spoke to IR this am. There is actually at total of  7 - 8 properties. IR cannot comment yet as finalization has not been achieved.  Let the day traders and penny flippers do there thing. Remember the long term course of direction and all who do should be rewarded quite handsomely.

[mark117]

I agree with ya . But don't think we will see $1 to soon , maybe over the long term so long as coal prices hold up.Your right let the penny traders do their stuff . But me I wouldn't want to miss out on any big runs coming soon.

[TXRogers]

".............There is better companies out there, but not for the multiple returnsthat wil happen at this SP.............."Just curious:  You mention there are better companies (coal I am presuming) out there.  What would they be in your opinion considering the quality of NAGs deposits ?

[Perform4u]

BLUE GEM = QUALITYNAG = QUALITYGLTA

[mark117]

two other coal plays Ilike are NDX , CBT and WTN . WTN has been very good to me . I bought in at 0.90 some time ago ( Big time ) and the stock price is now at 5.92 and looking for a exit around 8 to 10 . Could see it there very soon.As always do your own DD before buying.WTN does have some quality coal .

[TXRogers]

Good Call on WTN................let's NAG pulls off a similar climb.Congratulations are in order.

[NYRR]

   Best Coal plays I saw From April 09-10' that stand out to me is Teck $3.65 apr 09' now $46.00 ...Grand Coal cache last apr 60 cents now $8 ..... Next big Coal company we will be talking about in the near future will be NAG 18 cents now $1.25 by end of yr IMO if not more... GLTA

[den1731]

Pro_Bono 2 =ZERO= DIRTYou are right

[HHAPPY]

New alias as of March 30,2010 and already an expert on NAG. ON ignore where you belong!!

[fun4fun]

IF thats what you think get off the board,,,,    Pro_bonehead

[rojo1]

You know not of what you speak.Then there is metallurgical coal. Known more widely as coking coal, it is essential in refining iron ore and the production of steel, and carries none of the environmental stigma that comes with thermal coal. Nor is it as abundant as thermal coal – only a relatively narrow range of coal rank and compositions make good coking coals – and thus demands a much higher