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I really think a break out will send us past .40 look at MMG over a year ago. 1 dollar with good news ir realistic.
I doubt it's ShowTime for $1, but a decent run to the $.40's might be in the cards. Depends on what's coming down the line.
I hope you are right and have been adding down here and hopefully back to 1 and the whole numbers.
I am; have followed this saga for years. The last week of trading has that definite "somebody knows something" look to it; I'm guessing it's good news about the arbitration with ElSalvador, they must have paid off all of the TinhornsInFunnyHats crowd and now it's ready to roll. I doubt it's about that new property in Panama, still too early with that one.
Nice action today is anyone else here????
Nice volume and pice action today
Nice to see you here. I am in and have been adding. Maybe we can get some news soon. I do think we could have a great move if we had news on El Dorado or Remance and really run if news on both.
Pacific Rim Signs Binding Letter of Intent to Acquire Remance Project, Panama
Press Release Source: Pacific Rim Mining Corp. On Friday August 20, 2010, 8:15 am EDT
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--08/20/10 - Pacific Rim Mining Corp. ("Pacific Rim" or the "Company") (TSX:PMU - News)(AMEX:PMU - News) through its Panamanian subsidiary Minera Verde S.A. ("Minera Verde"), has signed a binding Letter of Intent with Compania Minera Clifton S.A. ("Minera Clifton") (collectively with the Company and Minera Verde, the "Parties") to acquire a 100% interest in the Remance project located in Panama, Central America.
"We have been evaluating and pursuing the Remance project for over 9 months," states Tom Shrake, President and CEO, "and are extremely pleased to have secured this exciting prospect. Remance hosts a large epithermal gold system and has many of the same characteristics that our El Dorado project in El Salvador exhibited when we first began work there. Like El Dorado, the Remance epithermal system appears to be largely preserved from surface erosion and virtually unexplored at depth. Outstanding projects like this are extremely rare, particularly in geologically endowed, mining-friendly jurisdictions like Panama. Our hard work and patience in seeking a new high quality exploration target has paid off. We look forward to commencing exploration at Remance, unraveling the geologic puzzle and building value with the drill bit. In the meantime, we continue our efforts to resolve the permitting issues at El Dorado so that the value we have built in that project can be realized for the benefit of both shareholders and Salvadoran citizens."
The Parties have agreed to sign a formal option agreement (the "Formal Agreement") granting Minera Verde the exclusive right and option (the "Option") to acquire 100% of Minera Clifton's right, title and interest in the Remance project as soon as practicable. The Formal Agreement is subject to all required regulatory approvals, including the approval of the Toronto Stock Exchange (the "TSX"). The Option may be exercised by the Company by completing the following terms:
1. paying to Minera Clifton the sum of US$200,000.00 (the "Cash Payment"),
payable as follows:
On the date of execution of the Formal Agreement by
the Parties: US $50,000
On the date which is 3 months after the date of
execution of the Formal Agreement: US $50,000
On the date which is 6 months after the date of
execution of the Formal Agreement: US $50,000
On the date which is 10 months after the date of
execution of the Formal Agreement: US $50,000
2. on the date of execution of the Formal Agreement, issuing to Minera
Clifton a total of 5 million common shares of Pacific Rim (the
"Acquisition Shares");
3. within the Option Period (as defined below), conducting a drilling
program on the Concession of at least 10,000 metres, and initiating
environmental and metallurgical studies on the Remance project
(collectively, the "Drilling Program"). The Option Period is the period
which begins on the date on which Pacific Rim has received all required
permissions and approvals of the Panamanian government to begin the
Drilling Program, and which ends on the date which is 12 months
thereafter; and
4. on or before the date which is 10 days after the last day of the Option
Period, giving written notice to Minera Clifton that it intends to
exercise the Option, in consideration of which Pacific Rim will pay to
Minera Clifton, as soon as practicable thereafter, the sum of
US$5,000,000, payable, at the election of Minera Clifton, in cash or
common shares of Pacific Rim (the "Additional Shares").
History and Geology of the Remance Project
The Remance project is located in the Veraguas Province, Panama, 28 kilometres north of the Provincial capital of Santiago and 400 kilometres west of Panama City. Access to the project is via paved and improved gravel road. The site ideal for mining as it is remote, has existing power lines, is sparsely populated and has little significant agriculture.
The mineralized system at Remance consists of a four kilometre long series of banded epithermal veins occurring over a width of approximately 1.5 kilometres, hosted by Miocene volcanics of the Canazas Formation. One of these veins (the "Principal Vein") hosted small-scale underground mining operations as recently as the mid 1990's and produced approximately 88,000 ounces of gold, primarily from a 500-metre length of the vein, to maximum depths of approximately 80 metres below surface. Vein widths in the most recent underground operation averaged 1.7 metres and mill recoveries were in the range of 86-92% recovery, depending on grind size and retention time. A limited drill program of shallow holes in the 1990's resulted in the discovery of numerous gold occurrences in the Principal, Huaty, Esperanza and Tullido veins. These occurrences in combination with the historic production at Remance, and the geological hallmarks of the project are indicative of the presence of additional high-grade gold mineralization at depth, worthy of a systematic drill program.
Records from 100 shallow holes previously drilled at the Remance project have been reviewed by the Company. Results indicate gold mineralization in the Remance veins ranging from less than 1 to 68.53 g/t Au over true vein widths of 0.17 to 6.4 metres.
Highlights of vein intercepts from this shallow drilling undertaken by previous operators include: 12.55 g/t Au over a true width of 2.3 metres in drill hole number DH-76 and,18.7 g/t Au over a true width of 1.1 metres in drill hole DH-69; both from the Huaty vein. The Esperanza Vein intersected 13.39 g/t Au over a true width of 2.3 metres in drill hole DH-114. Drilling on the Toro vein includes: 68.5 g/t over a true width of 0.85 metres in drill hole DH-90; 16.9 g/t Au over 1.9 metres in DDH-96; and 37.3 g/t Au over a true width of 0.6 metres in DDH 86.
Remance also benefits from near-surface bulk mineable targets as evidenced by drill hole DH-67 which intersected 14.2 meters averaging 3.9 g/t gold at Huaty and drill holes DH-111 (44.4 metres averaging 4.15 g/t Au), DH-137 (34.0 metres averaging 2.18 g/t Au), and DH-110 (29.7 metres averaging 1.82 g/t Au) at Tullido. Drill hole DH-45 hit 6.8 g/t Au over 4.6 metres near the surface along the Principal Vein.
Remance is a classic epithermal system much like the Company's El Dorado system in El Salvador. Like the El Dorado system, most of the productive part of the gold-bearing epithermal system at Remance appears to be preserved from erosion. Typically these types of systems have vertical extents of 400 or more metres, of which only the top 80 metres have been explored at Remance. While drilling data is limited, gold grades appear to improve towards the centre of the productive interval as is typical with this type of epithermal system.
The Company collected and analyzed confirmatory surface samples. The drill results presented herein were generated by knowledgeable explorers working for Heron Exploration Inc ("Heron"). Heron conducted the exploration program prior to Minera Clifton's involvement in the project. Both Minera Clifton and Heron are at arm's length to the Company. The drill results were generated in advance of the implementation of National Instrument 43-101 and undue significance should not be placed on them. There has been insufficient work to date to define a NI 43-101-compliant resource on the project, and it is uncertain if further exploration will result in delineation of an economic mineral resource on the property. The Company intends to conduct a thorough and systematic drill program at the Remance project and will report its results in a manner compliant with NI 43-101. This program will include environmental and metallurgical studies. The first phase will cost in excess of $1million which will require additional financing to complete.
About Pacific Rim
Pacific Rim is an environmentally and socially responsible exploration company focused exclusively on high grade, environmentally clean gold deposits in the Americas. Pacific Rim's primary asset is the high grade, vein-hosted El Dorado gold project in El Salvador. The Company also owns several similar grassroots gold projects in El Salvador and is actively seeking additional assets elsewhere in the Americas that fit its focus.
On behalf of the board of directors,
Thomas C. Shrake, President and CEO
National Instrument 43-101 Disclosure
Mr. David Ernst, Chief Geologist, has conducted due diligence geological investigations and confirmatory sampling at the Remance Project . Mr. Ernst is geologist licensed by the State of Washington, an employee of Pacific Rim and a Qualified Person as defined in NI 43-101 who is responsible for the technical information provided herein.
Pacific Rim's sampling procedures follow the Exploration Best Practices Guidelines outlined by the Mining Standards Task Force and adopted by the TSX. Samples are assayed using fire assay with a gravimetric finish on a 30-gram split. Quality control measures, including check- and sample standard-assaying, are being implemented. Samples are assayed by Inspectorate America Corporation in Reno, Nevada USA, an ISO 9002 certified laboratory, independent of Pacific Rim.
PACIFIC RIM ANALYSIS
Pacific Rim is an environmentally and socially responsible exploration company focused exclusively on high grade, environmentally clean gold deposits in the Americas. Pacific Rim's subsidiary PacRim is the owner of the high grade, vein-hosted El Dorado gold project in El Salvador. Through its subsidiaries, Pacific Rim owns several similar grassroots gold projects in El Salvador and the Company is actively seeking additional assets elsewhere in the Americas that fit its project focus.
THE EL DORADO PROJECT: is 100% owned by Pacific Rim through its wholly-owned subsidiaries Pac Rim Cayman LLC ("Pac Rim"), a Nevada corporation, and its Salvadoran enterprises Pacific Rim El Salvador, S.A. de C.V. ("PRES"), and Dorado Exploraciones, S.A. de C.V., inclusive ("DOREX"). Pacific Rim's advanced stage El Dorado gold project comprises a 144 square kilometre area located in El Salvador, approximately 65 km east of capital San Salvador. The most recent resource estimate for the El Dorado project was announced on January 17, 2008. This resource estimate tabulated 1.4 million gold equivalent ounces in the Measured and Indicated resource categories combined and a further 0.3 million gold equivalent ounces in the Inferred category. With National Instrument 43-101 in hand and a per-feasibility done in 2005 with good results the company stands ready to enter into mining operations once the CAFTA suit is resolved and restitution paid to it by the El Salvadorian Government.
Current Status
In July 2008 Pacific Rim suspend all drilling activity at the El Dorado project doing only low cost surface exploration work, minor community and environmental initiatives, security, and non-recurring expenditures related to reductions in activity in order to preserve capital and substantially reduce the company's investment activity while the El Dorado permitting issue is resolved. Latin America's political corruption and extortion which is a common thread in that part of the world shut the project down in 2008. In April 2009 Pac Rim filed international arbitration proceedings against the Government of El Salvador (the "Government") under CAFTA and retained the Washington, DC-based international law firm of Crowell & Moring, LLP to represent it in the arbitration and is seeking award of damages in the hundreds of millions of dollars from the Government for its multiple breaches of international and Salvadoran law for it's failure to finalize the permitting process as it is required to do and to respect Pac Rim's and the Enterprises' legal rights to develop mining activities in El Salvador. Pac Rim and the Enterprises have operated in full compliance with Salvadoran law, including the country's environmental, mining and foreign investment laws, and have met or exceeded all applicable standards while conducting business in El Salvador. Ample evidence demonstrates that the Government has failed to fulfill its obligations vis-à-vis Pac Rim and the Enterprises. The arbitration will be administered under the Convention on the Settlement of Investment Disputes Between States and Nationals of Other States and the Rules of Procedure for Arbitration Proceedings of the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes ("ICSID"). ICSID is an affiliate of the World Bank and is headquartered in Washington, D.C. Once an arbitral tribunal is constituted, the length of the ensuing proceedings may range from approximately two to three years.
In a decision dated August 2, 2010, at the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes ("ICSID") the tribunal ruled in favor of PacRim, rejecting the all of the arguments made by Government of El Salvador Preliminary Objection filed under Articles 10.20.4 and 10.20.5 of CAFTA. Tom Shrake, President and CEO stated,"We are very pleased with ICSID's decision on the Preliminary Objection. "This is a positive and crucial step in the CAFTA process for PacRim. We are, however, reticent to celebrate as we believe a more productive outcome is possible for both the Salvadoran people and foreign investors. With this phase of the arbitration now completed, we hope to resume a mutually beneficial dialogue with the Government to resolve the impasse on the El Dorado project."
CURRENT OTHER ACTIVE PROJECTS: During 2004, Pacific Rim's geologists made a breakthrough on their understanding of the relationship between the bonanza gold mineralizing event at El Dorado and the volcanic history of the district. As a result, the Company has made a number of new gold discoveries on El Dorado, including the Nance Dulce structural zone and the Hacienda and Gallardo targets. The Company is now applying this geological insight to its exploration efforts elsewhere in El Salvador, (which resulted in the identification of high grade gold at the Santa Rita and Zamora Projects.
THE SANTA RITA PROJECT: is a 48.6 square kilometer (4,860 hectare) Exploration License located roughly 10 km from the Company's flagship El Dorado gold project where sampling indicates the presence of high-grade gold. The Santa Rita project provides excellent exploration blue sky within El Salvador that will both complement and benefit from the Company's on-going El Dorado exploration. The Trinidad vein, one of two known vein structures on the project, has to date been traced over a distance of 1400 meters in a northwest -- southeast direction. Seven rock samples collected across the Trinidad vein over a 500 meter strike length at the southern end of its exposure yielded the following results: 6.43 g/t gold over 1.5 meters; 14.59 g/t gold over 1.0 meter; 25.76 g/t gold over 1.5 meters; 118.29 g/t gold over 1.5 meters; 32.67 g/t gold over 0.5 meters; 12.64 g/t gold over 2.0 meters; and 59.52 g/t gold over 1.5 meters.
THE ZAMORA PROJECT: The expanded Zamora project comprises a 125 square km land package located 50 km north of San Salvador, the capital city of El Salvador. The project exposes high-level gold bearing veins with grab sampling by the Company within a small portion of the project area has returned values of between 0.01 and 27.24 g/t gold over vein widths of 1 to 4 meters. Of the twenty-seven samples collected, fourteen returned values of more than 1 g/t gold. Highlights include 27.24 g/t gold over 1 meter, 11.37 g/t gold and 173 g/t silver over 4 meters and 10.10 g/t gold and 3700 g/t silver over 3 meters.
CONCLUSION: It is very evident that Pacific Rim has a rich resource base and with the tribunal loss of by the El Salvadorian Government ensures Rim Pac will proceed with the development of it's resources. The Central American Bandits have lost and they will be paying restitution in many forms for many years to come that will open the road for smooth development of all of Pacific Rim's properties. On Friday August 20, 2010 Pacific Rim announced the agreement for acquisition of the Remance Project in Panama which shows the company is moving forward locking up as many resources in Central America as it can before the current Gold Bull Markets steps into full gear(see news release). Investors that hung in there and the new ones just now buying in will be rewarded handsomely in the coming years. With the combined resource base of all three projects and the government now at their mercy the stock price in this company will go hyperbolic in the next 12 months as investment money floods in.
Where is anyone? Maybe gold bottoms today and we can see a nice move in the gold stocks next week.
Nice to see a mining stock green
Well no real action low volume but I may try to add some here.
I saw the news and looking into this miner. Looks interesting.
??? What are you doing with your shares, James? What do you think it'll do from here?
Here is some info hope it helps
http://www.tradingmarkets.com/news/stock-alert/pmu_arbitration-panel-favors-canada-miner-in-dispute-with-el-salvador-1091982.html
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/pacific-rim-mining-corp-icsid-tribunal-rejects-government-of-el-salvadors-preliminary-objection-2010-08-03-83200?reflink=MW_news_stmp
i am thinking of buying some of PMU. i really like the formation for a long term move. does anybody have any info on PMU?
I added bunch here at .18
Bob I am Loaded and hopefully news soon on the el Salvadore situation and maybe other developmnents. I continue to add when I have some cash.
James, its very jumpy but often the more it
jumps the higher it jumps?
Added at .19 plus
A LOT and added today .19 plus
So what is your total share count? Are you saying you've made no sales of PMU throughout your time as a shareholder?
I added today and IMO looking better every day and may add more tomorrow.
I'm gonna need to hear an answer to this before I can take an investment in PMU seriously; certainly DD is independent... but I hate to be led on.
Well gold looks better and now if we could get some decent news we could see a nice move IMO.
<<<A 370,000 bid at .19 on PMU maybe we are finally going to get some action.>>>
Wow, James..... with all the PMU shares you claim to have bot since you started posting here, it's hard to imagine there are that many left in the float. <vbg>
Are you not also telling us of your sales.
For shame!
A 370,000 bid at .19 on PMU maybe we are finally going to get some action.
Added on the pullback at .195
Pacific Rim Mining Corp.: CAFTA Hearing on Preliminary Objection Underway
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA -- (Marketwire)
05/31/10
Pacific Rim Mining Corp. (TSX: PMU)(NYSE Amex: PMU) -
A hearing on the Preliminary Objection filed by the Government of El Salvador ("GOES") in relation to an action commenced by Pac Rim Cayman LLC ("PacRim") in April 2009 under the Dominican Republic-United States-Central America Free Trade Agreement ("CAFTA") commenced today Monday May 31, 2010 and is scheduled to conclude tomorrow Tuesday June 1, 2010. Under CAFTA Article 10.20, the 3-person Arbitral Tribunal hearing this case is to rule on the Preliminary Objection on an expedited schedule and is expected to issue a decision by September 2010. The hearing is taking place at the International Center for Settlement of Investment Disputes ("ICSID") in Washington, DC.
"It's very unfortunate we must resort to arbitration to protect our rights," says Tom Shrake, President and CEO. "The global economic crisis has reduced U.S.-based foreign investment in El Salvador by almost 60%. The unemployment rate continues to climb and the people of El Salvador continue to suffer, especially in Cabanas, the poorest department in El Salvador. Hundreds of direct and indirect exploration jobs have already been lost. We are doing everything in our power to right this wrong, reinstate the exploration jobs and move forward with the mine development, which will create hundreds of new jobs. Exploration and development projects conducted, or contributed to, by our exploration team throughout their careers has led to the creation of thousands of jobs and well over a billion dollars in foreign investment to six Latin American countries. We want to invest our skills hand in hand with Salvadorans to help build an economy with responsible mining as we did in Chile in the 1990s."
Pursuant to Article 10.21.2, ICSID is live video streaming the hearing proceedings, which commence at 9:30 am Eastern time each day. The proceedings will be transmitted in both English and Spanish, and will be available in high speed (256 kbps) and low speed (56 kbps) to accommodate different bandwidth capabilities.
For the hearing in English, click here: mms://wbmswebcast1.worldbank.org/live1
For the hearing in Spanish, click here: mms://wbmswebcast1.worldbank.org/live2
To access the live stream you will need Windows Media Player, which is available for download at www.windows.com.
BACKGROUND
Pac Rim Cayman LLC is a Nevada corporation and a wholly-owned subsidiary of Pacific Rim Mining Corp. ("Pacific Rim"). On April 30, 2009, PacRim filed international arbitration proceedings against the GOES under CAFTA in its own name and on behalf of its two wholly-owned El Salvadoran enterprises, Pacific Rim El Salvador, Sociedad Anonima de Capital Variable ("PRES") and Dorado Exploraciones, Sociedad Anonima de Capital Variable ("DOREX") (collectively, the "Enterprises").
Since acquiring the El Dorado project in El Salvador in 2002, PacRim and the Enterprises have operated in full compliance with Salvadoran law, including the country's environmental, mining and foreign investment laws, and have met or exceeded all applicable standards while conducting business in El Salvador. Ample evidence, however, demonstrates that the GOES has failed to fulfill its obligations.
PacRim's claims under CAFTA are based on the GOES's breaches of international and Salvadoran law arising out of the GOES's improper failure to finalize the permitting process in accordance with Salvadoran law. This conduct by the GOES has resulted in a significant loss to PacRim, the shareholders of Pacific Rim and to the local communities, and has unnecessarily delayed normal development of these valuable deposits.
Pacific Rim's mandate to its shareholders is to build a gold mining company that explores and develops gold deposits in an environmentally responsible manner. In meeting its responsibilities, a mine design for the Enterprises' El Dorado gold project located in the department of Cabanas, was submitted to the GOES in its final form more than two and a half years ago. Despite strong local support and the inclusion of carefully engineered and reliable environmental protections for the proposed El Dorado Mine, the Government has not met its responsibility to issue the Enterprises the permits necessary to advance the project to the final step of full production.
On January 4, 2010, the GOES filed Preliminary Objection to PacRim's claims under CAFTA and El Salvador's Investment Law. Copies of PacRim's original CAFTA claim, the GOES's Preliminary Objection filing and PacRim's response to the GOES Preliminary Objection are available on Pacific Rim's website (www.pacrim-mining.com). PacRim believes that El Salvador's Objection is not only completely without merit, but is also frivolous, and that GOES filed it purely as an attempt to stall the arbitration proceedings. PacRim fully expects that the Tribunal will reject the Preliminary Objection and proceed with the arbitration claim.
ABOUT THE COMPANY
Pacific Rim is an environmentally and socially responsible exploration company focused exclusively on high grade, environmentally clean gold deposits in the Americas. Pacific Rim's subsidiary PacRim is the owner of the high grade, vein-hosted El Dorado gold project in El Salvador. Through its subsidiaries, Pacific Rim owns several similar grassroots gold projects in El Salvador and the Company is actively seeking additional assets elsewhere in the Americas that fit its project focus. All references to "Pacific Rim" or "the Company" encompass the parent corporation, Pacific Rim Mining Corp, and its U.S. and Salvadoran subsidiaries, Pac Rim Cayman LLC ("PacRim"), Pacific Rim El Salvador, S.A. de C.V. ("PRES"), and Dorado Exploraciones, S.A. de C.V. ("DOREX"), inclusive.Pacific Rim's shares trade under the symbol PMU on both the Toronto Stock Exchange ("TSX") and the NYSE Amex.
On behalf of the board of directors,
Thomas C. Shrake, President and CEO
Cautionary Note Regarding Forward-Looking Information
Information set forth in this document may involve forward-looking statements. By their nature, forward-looking statements are subject to numerous risks and uncertainties, some of which are beyond Pacific Rim's control, including: the outcome of ICSID's ruling on the GOES's Preliminary Objection filing to PacRim's CAFTA claim; the continuation of the CAFTA claim; the outcome of PacRim's CAFTA claim should it continue to completion; and the number of job opportunities that may be created by the El Dorado operation. Readers are cautioned that the assumptions used in the preparation of such information, although considered reasonable at the time of preparation, may prove to be imprecise and, as such, undue reliance should not be placed on forward-looking statements. Pacific Rim's actual results, programs and financial position could differ materially from those expressed in or implied by these forward-looking statements.
The TSX and NYSE Amex have neither reviewed nor accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Contacts:
Pacific Rim Mining Corp.
Barbara Henderson
604-689-1976 or 1-888-775-7097
604-689-1978 (FAX)
general@pacrim-mining.com
www.pacrim-mining.com
I added more .20 and .21
IMO maybe weeks not months and UP.
i realize its a lot of trendlines, but it was just to find some patterns. its a long weekly chart. due for a real big move IMHO, up or down, within the next 3 months.
i dont own any of this stock, but i have like 40,000 shares in an investopedia game that i have goin on with a buddy of mine :) this one looks good!! IMHO
Hopefully tdays action set a bottom and we can now see much higher levels.
I added today and Friday at .20
The last two days actually had mouch more buying in spite of the close and IMO we are very close a nice move higher. Maybe this next .25 close wll send us on our way. News would help.
PMU on Friday the stock opened at $0.25 and then spent the rest of the session in negative territory. The stock did find some support at $0.21 and this created a buy signal. Investors could be positioning themselves to take advantage of another rally in gold prices.
Just games and IMO today and next week should see some great action.
PMU opened higher on Thursday and managed to hold on to some of those gains despite dropping to a session low of $0.221.
I have been buying for months and IMO we are ready for a big advance and hopefully some good news soon too.
PMU is listed on AMEX and people saw a strong open on Wednesday. However, prices dropped lower as gold prices were unable to hold on to their gains. But the gold prices remain strong, so the drop in the stock’s price provided us a good entry point. Gold stocks are very volatile, so if you trade them remember to have a tight stop-loss.
I agree. I am looking to get out on target sells today on some other positions and I plan to roll back into this on a dip (hopefully).
Looks good today and IMO just the start.
That's the plan. Good luck to you as well.
IMO buy as soon as you can. Good Luck.
I agree. I flipped out earlier to get into something else. This is on my radar though and will be a play again very soon for me.
I jumped into SHMN a little prematurely which is what is holding up my jump back into PMU.
Nice last hour and maybe a gap or pop in the morning. Overdue for a BIG move.
PMU is looking better and nice volume so maybe the buyers are coming and we can see a new trend higher.
Well I think you have a good one and hopefully some news soon. IMO this could be like MMG which went from .20 where I boght a ton to 1.50 I and sold a bunch near 1.30.
OK, so it's the only mining stock I'm in right now ;)
I meant to say mining stock not energy...
<<<This one has the most potential of any of the energy stocks that I'm in.>>>
Say what? LOL!
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