Woulfe Mining Corp WFEMF

What if...

[AdamWest1]

the deal with IMC doesn't happen? How bad will this thing get bashed?

[Dickles]

The question is not if...it's when the deal gets signed. DD is all done and It's with the lawyers..... the contract probably consists of a number of books the size of an encyclopedia set (remember those)... they get paid by the hour....so you figure it out. Don't be be a Dunkin donut. Don't get me wrong... I'm loving this drop in SP...picked up another +/-80,000 shares

[AdamWest1]

You didn't really answer my question. What happens if the deal doesn't go through? I know everyone here is fairly confident that it will be signed, but what if it isn't? Does this stock go right off the rails or is there still hope? I"m not trying to be a basher (I think it is likely the deal with IMC will be signed in the new year) but I am just curious what others think.

[StockExpertPro]

I don't mind waiting until the New Year for the news. I rather see them take the extra time to make sure this is done right. I'm sure Berkshire Hathaway and IMC will go over every detail with Woulfe Mining to prevent any disputes or problems down the road.

[AdamWest1]

By not answering my question, you are kind of answering my question. Clearly, most people here have not considered the possibility that a deal could fall through.

[Dickles]

I actually think we would be better off in the long run without the IMC deal. (poitential for more profit) The IMC deal just makes things easier and less risky. You can't deny what WOF has and all the work is basically done, you just need to go and mine it...which they are doing. I'm not worried, someone will buy the tungsten. GLAH

[professorchaos]

If the deal with IMC doesn't go through, it would mean that IMC decided they no longer need tungsten. Given the nature of their business, I can only imagine this happening if they close shop. If that happens, I guess whoever buys their assets would be looking for a supplier. Unless it's a Chinese buyout, which could be strategic, in order to limit the world's non-chinese productive

[StockExpertPro]

Read the article closely.Based on this article IMC just recently built a new tool making factory in South Korea. Tungsten is a key ingredient in their high quality tools and drills. They plan on expanding to become the worlds largest tool making company. Wake up and smell the coffee people! These types of investment opportunities are the ones you want to get into early like Woulfe Mining