Sokoman Minerals Corp V.SIC

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[1rockit]

Goldspot : I completely agree with the people on the board. Now all we have to do is pry the money out of Tim's hand ! It seems to be a proven technology. Anything that can help take the guessing out of game and make it more scientific is the way to go . Ive already texted the company a couple times. Likeike, you seem to like writing , we can leave it to you. Ok

[surething1111]

Rockit, It's not a matter of money, Goldspot likes a 2% nsr on any find. It's a good company strategy for Goldspot, and for any prospective exploration company that needs them. 2% nsr is a pretty big deal on impacting potential share prices in the future, particularly a company that has already done much of the leg work already, such as Sic. As I've said before, I believe that we'

[stockwatcher7]

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[BullionGirl]

A NSR needs a producing mine. No producing mine means there is no money from that NSR ! Most properties do NOT become  mines. Most NSR's are simply wishing  for pie in the sky. And even major deposits can sit for ages before being developed. Look at Eau Claire. Discovered in the late 80's with over a million ounces of high grade gold. Still waiting to be put into production...

[BlueChipper2020]

Can you please tell us sometthing most of us do not know already. FYI, I do not care when there is a producing mine or if there will be anytime soon. I am here to make money and am an early stage exploration play investor. Producing mines or those which will go into production at some point is a different type of investor. For exploration plays, I care about buildikng in-situ value of resources in

[stockwatcher7]

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[turr]

Agree, Tim is looking after this thing just fine...mho