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Nothing did you say?????!!!
On way to below $.15??? There is no profitability/production in sight -- even years down the road imo.
I'm in a similar boat. Entered at .3, should not have averaged up. I'm fucked at the moment. Do or die, I'm waiting for a buyout.
I'm already down significantly.
WORST STOCK OF 2018 and I have to invested it in. Man, this stock is got me bleeding RED. Lucky Im green in some other stocks to help offset this stock, but Im still in the RED overall because of FAT. Damn, this might go to single digits. Sad thing is I'm so far down I just have to wait and see if i can get some of my money back. If it can hit the high 30s or low 40s I will be out quick; maybe even sooner
Man, I getting worried as where is the bottom for this stock. This stock is killing me right now as I’m down a good amount. No matter what NRs are released this stock continues to be red. I’m too far down so I’m just going to ride it out as I think patience will result in me making money — it hard right now but LIT should pick up which will bring positivity to FAT. I
I wish I had some cash to put into this right now.
Hopefully not, I'm losing money lol.
Ugh, to think it was at .8 recently.
Yea, I saw that. Looks like we might open strong.
The volume is coming, assays are coming, we will see new highs shortly.
FAR on it's way to go sub $.20. How would they ever compete with lithium producers that evaporate high concentrated lithium? FAR has hard rock mineral deposits -- expensive to mine vs evaporation. That's assuming they even have large enough mineral deposits.
Let's hope he finds a Chinese buyer. Wouldn't mind taking anything over $1 these days lol
Far Resources CEO Toby Mayo is in Hong Kong, China attending @MinesAndMoney conference.
Lack of interest!
What's with LOW volume day after day. What happened the mid hundreds-of-thousands-of=shares-traded consecutive days?
That's a nice news letter about Fat by Brien Lundin. Also watch Toby Mayo's recent interview at the 14:40 where Toby speaks about Fat....
GOLD NEWSLETTER ALERT #906
March 22, 2018
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Gold Gets Fed
According to pattern, gold gets its usual post-Fed bump.
Is this the start of a new rally? Likely so, but nothing’s guaranteed these days.
Ho hum. Another Fed meeting, another gold bump in its wake.
That might be over-simplifying things somewhat, though. Gold’s propensity to weaken during the approach to an expected Fed rate hike and rally immediately thereafter has become so well known that the metal actually rose $8-$10 in the hours before the Fed announcement of a quarter-point hike yesterday and the release of its policy statement.
But that pre-positioning didn’t dampen investor enthusiasm for the metal post-announcement, as gold more than doubled those gains after the meeting and press conference.
By the end of yesterday’s session, spot gold had added $21.00, or 1.6%, to reach $1,331.80 bid. Silver offered encouraging leverage, adding $0.38 (2.35%) to $16.55, and the gold stock indices all surged around 3% or more.
With such a rousing rally in the metals sector after a rate hike, it’s not surprising that the market is taking a pause today. At last check, spot gold was off $6.60 (0.50%) at $1,325.20 bid, while silver was off $0.21 (1.24%) to $16.35. Platinum was trading $8.00 (0.84%) lower at $948, while palladium had fallen $4.00 (0.41%) to $982.
With the broader equity markets diving into the red (and the Dow down over 350 points) the gold stocks had no chance. The major indices are only off about 1%, though, so the damage hasn’t been too bad, and the two-day net is quite positive.
So the real question is whether this is a one-day wonder or the start of a bigger, longer rally.
And that question is impossible to answer. As I’ve been saying, the markets are responding in unpredictable fashion to the headlines. And with the headlines themselves being impossible to predict, anyone wishing to make short-term bets is simply playing a guessing game.
That said, gold is just below some important resistance levels around $1,330-$1,331, and some of our technical indicators had, before yesterday, delivered sell signals. So we’re in a crucial area, where a break through $1,331 over the next few days and through the end of the month could turn the charts solidly positive.
The opposite, of course, would be true if we don’t break through resistance.
Seems it’s always that way, doesn’t it?
So, as usual, we’ll track the daily moves, but keep our eye on the bigger picture — one that paints a long-term downtrend for the dollar and a corresponding uptrend for gold, as big investors switch their allegiance and money to currencies other than the greenback.
Drilling down, figuratively and a bit literally, I have a new recommendation for you...and it doesn’t have anything to do with gold.
In fact, it’s a play on lithium. You’re probably well aware that this sector has been hot in recent months and years, for all the battery-related reasons that we’ve all heard ad nauseam. Specific plays have also made headlines as they’ve been promoted high and low through major digital advertising programs.
But now that the sector has quieted a bit, I’m finding some interesting opportunities.
Specifically, I’ve had my eye on Far Resources (FAT.CN; FRRSF.OB; C$0.48) for a while. The company traded as high as double current levels when lithium plays were hotter.
At the time, I thought a little market-induced weakness would give us a good entry point, and indeed it has done so. Generally, the sector has cooled somewhat. But much more specifically, Far Resources has also been hit by the sudden illness and tragic passing, earlier this month, of highly regarded CEO Keith Anderson.
Keith first introduced me to this company a little over a year ago, and he was an exceedingly able and enthusiastic leader of the company. So much so that the stock took off before I could complete my due diligence and get a recommendation out.
I thought I’d missed the opportunity. But, again, the entire sector has settled back. And Far itself has encountered its own particular heartbreak with Keith’s passing.
The company is soldiering on in the face of the tragedy, with Interim CEO Toby Mayo at the helm. Far’s portfolio includes two promising lithium projects and a gold project that it is in the process of spinning out into a separate company.
Of its lithium projects, its Zoro project in Manitoba is the most advanced. A recently completed winter drilling program intersected wide intercepts of spodumene on a number of the dykes outlined on the project.
Along with the lithium brines of the “Lithium Triangle” in South America, lithium-spodumene bearing pegmatite is a key source of the lithium the world’s battery factories are currently gobbling up.
And while Australia is the largest producer of lithium from pegmatites, Canada has its share of lithium pegmatite projects, and Zoro is an excellent example of the type.
Far Resources has identified eight lithium-bearing pegmatites on Zoro to date. The recent work on Dyke 1 will help it bring that target’s significant historic resource into NI 43-101 compliance.
Prior work conducted on Zoro in the mid-1950s included 78 holes drilled and lithium grades as high as 1.4% over 49.8 meters. Intriguingly, the pegmatite mineralization appears to thicken at depth.
In addition to strong results from Dyke 1, the winter program at Zoro also encountered spodumene zones in Dykes 2, 4, 5 and 7.
It also encountered a new dyke of mineralization on a Mobile Metal Ions (MMI) geochemical anomaly. Holes from this target included Hole 34 and Hole 35, which graded up to 36.5 meters of spodumene-bearing pegmatite.
The assays from these and other holes will hit the market in the days and weeks ahead, providing a potential short-term catalyst for the share price that adds some urgency to this recommendation.
Longer-term, Far’s geologists will use the data from the recent work to build a three-dimensional model for grade and tonnage. Looking at the bigger picture, the grades at Zoro are quite good, and Far’s job will be to prove up a more-significant resource at those grades.
Given the recent drill results, the fact that surface samples have demonstrated exceptionally high grades and the on-going discovery of new dykes, I’ve concluded that the chances are excellent that the company will prove up a substantial hard-rock lithium resource at Zoro.
Management is excited about the momentum that strong assays from Zoro’s winter program may give the company. It is also enthused about the tantalum values it has encountered in soil sampling on the project.
With systematic field exploration of the project ongoing and the results of this latest drill program to be incorporated into a resource estimate, there are a number of potential news flow catalysts for Far Resources’ share price in the coming months.
Add in the longer-term potential of its Hidden Lake lithium project in Northwest Territories and the impending spin out of its gold asset in New Mexico, and you have a news-making lithium company with a gold kicker.
To participate in that kicker, though, you’ll need to own Far Resources prior to the spin out. The current lithium market appears to be cooperating by giving us a good entry point for Far prior to the coming flurry of news. It’s a buy.
— Brien Lundin
I'll take 1% a day. lol
This will be over a dollar eventually.
Where are the assayed deep core drilled results???????
for even one of their seams of lithium?
FAR has been in existence for years.
40 welcome
Next to the 50s level
Like charting
Thanks KC! I was just about to post!
Time to buy some more while it is cheap, cheap, cheap!
Not a brainer, good times ahead
Options get money over 90cents is just one argument for a double
Far Resources Announces Passing of CEO Keith Anderson
March 9, 2018 – Far Resources Ltd (CSE:FAT) (FSE:F0R) (OTC:FRRSF) (www.farresources.com) (“Far Resources” or the “Company”) is sad to announce the passing of founding CEO Keith Anderson. Toby Mayo, Interim CEO, stated, “It is difficult for the entire team here at Far as we move forward without Keith. He had clear ideas and plans for the future of the Company and our projects, and we are pleased to honour his legacy.”
Keith founded Far Resources with his brother, Frank Anderson, a member of the Board of Directors. Together, they recognized the potential in the lithium industry, and the potential for lithium directly in Canada. The Zoro Project, and also now the Hidden Lake Project, are precisely the type of projects they envisioned in the early days of the Company. Now, with the right people to make it happen, the team is committed to advance his vision of a world-class lithium resource.
Keith Anderson had a long and successful career in the financial services sector, including having served as Vice President at Canaccord Capital. He took the helm at Far Resources after leaving Canaccord, and saw the Company through its initial public offering and kept it advancing through lean times in the sector.
Someone must know something?
When you see those this will most likely be upward of a dollar.
Buyers will show up right before it is released.
Where are assayed drill result proving commercial reserves of lithium???
Didn't they say they would provide them.
Would this be FRRSF's biggest trade ever?
Bid 0.308
Ask 0.3227
B/A Size 1050000x1750000
I guess this is why the stock is pretty much stuck in limbo right now in trading. Any idea who might be placing this order?
FAR SIGNS OPTION AGREEMENT FOR HIDDEN LAKE PROJECT
FAR RESOURCES SIGNS DEFINITIVE OPTION AGREEMENT FOR HIDDEN LAKE PROJECT WITH 92 RESOURCES
Unfortunately, I'm out of the country at the moment or I'd have bought more but it's not really easy for me right now.
Still calling $1.
Move on troll...
I was just stating reality . Bragging? Are you in high school?
I'm thinking of buying if it gets low enough.
If it is worthless I suggest you move on...Or do you have nothing else to do but troll boards.
Move on and troll somewhere else!
tmac this stock is worthless without commercially recoverable lithium.
Where are drill results. They have had plenty of time to produce them.
One has to wonder why the delay.
I don't see why or how this stock can go any lower than it is right now, IMO. I think March is going to be a good month for FAT.
Old words...if there is blood on the street...
Should work again
I bought 18K at .268 to average down, so I hope your right as this stock is breaking me right now. I think the future is bright and ready to see some light shine.
Prayers for Keith!!!
Look into the chart, we are back in the region of last year October. Many things are now for free. Should see the 40s back soon from my POV
I think support at $.10. Where are the numerous and deep drill results for their lithium seams???
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