It's a new year and I strongly believe we are going to be able to pacify and give reason to First Nation's concerns.
The company has two much invested and stake in the Kipawa project just to walk away. This is not how these things turn out. Negotiations is key and the right team is in place to get a deal.
This part I really like and find enough credible reasons why they will never give up on Kipawa and why I have always stayed.
" Matamec's Kipawa Deposit contains Holmium, the Heavy Rare Earth Element Essential to New Storage Technology that Allows for 1000x More Data to be Stored than Ever Before. "
" the recent discovery by a team of nano-science researchers, mainly from IBM's Almaden Research Center in San Jose, California, of the ability to store one bit (1b) of data on a single holmium (Ho) atom. The breakthrough findings were published in the peer-reviewed journal Nature earlier this month (cf. Nature, vol. 543 pp. 226-228, 9 March 2017). "
" Holmium (Ho - atomic number 67) is a heavy rare earth element (HREE) that is part of the Lanthanide series of elements. Matamec's Kipawa Rare Earths JV, its flagship project being developed in partnership with Resources Qubec, is one of North America's most advanced rare earths projects."
Also, the commodity sector appears to be gaining some strength and this will bode well and let's not forget their little gold claim and partner.
So you see, although, we've had slow trading sessions over the past year, but we have never truly been out of the realm of not having a viable rare earth company. The business model is real and the future is bright.
I am still in the belief that the turnaround is upon us and 2017 will become a pivot point on us moving forward.
This is one of a very few pennystocks that I consider to be an investment quality issue and should be in everybody's portfolio regardless of the performance over the last few years.
Yes many of us were met with a timing sequence, but I think that is now behind us. Let's not forget, this issue is a mining issue and the last few years were, to say the least, a dismal sector to be in.
Whatever happens, I am buying at this level and consider it a great point for new investors to take part. This company is undervalued and in time it will benefit us in the long term.
Have a good day
varok
