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Friday, 02/17/2017 4:03:00 PM

Friday, February 17, 2017 4:03:00 PM

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The Problem with being out of this stock

is that there is so much going on.
and we are so fundamentally undervalued.
Never mind that at any moment the wild beasts that are circling us, want in so bad they will try to steal us. But that ain't happening. Robert Friedland's money is on the line, and he ain't like these other mining execs. He is a true maverick and bought more from the secondary dilution thing a couple years ago, at higher prices than even today! BALZ. Big Kahunas and that is what great management is all about fellas.

When you are driving with a hot chick or three of them, in a Mazerati then I can tell you one thing, YOU LOOK FABULOUS....even if you yourself don't look fabulous........but you gotta da goods. So it is all good and you can spend and invest in those lovely resources.

These low life establishment respectable major mining execs would not buy their own company stock if you pumped a gallon of spanish fly into their scrotums, and said Kate Upton will come banging on your door at midnight, if you will only buy your own mining stock. They still won't put their jack on the line. Maybe they are being rational, knowning their assets have typically terrible grades, but me, I would take a shot for Kate. Maybe one night leads to many others perhaps, plus she can really dance and is funny.

anyway....

Ursus says 12 for Kakula only.
If you believe in electric cars, and I do, this means we are far far higher. This also means we are wildly undervalued.

We are the greatest copper and Platinum company in the world, by a wide measure, due to freakish grades and massive deposits.

The Johnny Come Latelys may not appreciate that the company worked on and drilled exclusively the Platreef and Kamoa MONSTERS, these two tier one deposits, for years, in the darkness of a bear market.

Now we are moving implaccably in precisely the opposite direction, and we have got the key assets for this new economy which beckons. And we have these critical metals, in a desperate age, in massive amounts.

As in, precisely the words Robert Friedland used, in amounts that are crucial to National Security of all Tier One nations.

Plus we have Kipushi, with zinc moving from bear to bull, and it is the greatest ton for ton or lb. for lb. money making deposit in the world. kIPUSHI IS PROBABLY WORTH MORE THAN yAMANA GOLD, a major that loses money year after year, and is desperately searching for grades across all of their properties. And Yamana has a 4 billion dollar market cap.

The dummies will soon learn.