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I was above the ask earlier today at .012 trying to buy 600k took awhile to get it all and I got some of it below the ask when i entered order.
New geoligist was hired monday of this week per e-mail back from Jack zwicker
good point, I will e-mail him if I dont receive a responce as I have already e-mailed ken albeit a bad choice I dont want to bother someone else unless I have to. Thanks for the advice though you have a valid point.
e-mailed ken and asked the hire date will post it when he gets back to me
Thanks much, does anyone have a hire date for this guy? Or is that information not avail?
Geoligist resume found it thanks for the help, reposting it here for anyone who wants to read.
JUST ADDED TO OUR WEB SITE.....credit goes to Rising Sun from my skype team aka Drago Masters at DD Let me introduce you to our Geoligest! ... .... www.katexploration.com/news/Geologist_Resume.pdf Now Who has been sayin Voisey Bay Voisey Bay Voisey Bay!!! Meeeee Thats Who! lol R. James Weick M.Sc. (Earth Science), P.Geo.
Data Compilation Services
9 Edinburgh Street
St. John’s NL, A1C 4P8Cell: (709) 687-5985
Phone: (709) 722-5257 THIS GUY IS A PRO JUST AS GOOD AS KAT'S LEGAL TEAMreinhold@nf.sympatico.ca
Consulting geologist operating as a sole proprietor …
SKILLS
Technical
- Design / implementation of data collection systems including drilling and core logging on exploration and mine development
projects.
- Reconnaissance to deposit level geologic mapping.
- Project geologist including the supervision of geochemistry, geophysics, trenching and drilling projects from reconnaissance
exploration through to prefeasibility deposit resource / reserve estimation.
- Field experience in oil and gas, industrial minerals, uranium, gold and base metals including nickel in a variety of geological
environments including epithermal, porphyry, volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS), and magmatic settings.
- Graduate research on the characterization and stable isotope geochemistry of silicate and carbonate alteration assemblages
related to volcanogenic base metal and epigenetic gold mineralization.
Project Management
- Cost assessment, budgeting, tendering, negotiation and supervision of exploration contracts.
- Recruitment, hiring, supervision and instruction of geo-technical personnel.
- Experience with project permitting, development and implementation of environmental regulations.
Written and Communication
- Archival research, compilation and interpretation of geological data and information.
- Preparation of technical presentations, assessment reports including 43-101 compliant IPO technical reports.
Computer Applications and Programming
- GIS applications including MapInfo, ArcGIS, EDRISI and Manifold.
- Graphics applications including AutoCAD and CorelDraw with some experience in Adobe Illustrator, Flash and Dreamweaver.
- Windows (XP) applications including network setup / management, familiar with cross platform (Linux) applications.
- Java, VB, and Python: basic programming for data processing / filtering.
R. James Weick M.Sc. (Earth Science), P.Geo.
2005 to Present
Professional Geologist (practicing) registered with PEG-NL providing contract geological service to mineral exploration / mining
companies. Recent clients include:
Canada Fluorspar Limited, St. Lawrence, Newfoundland (2009): design of core logging protocols, staff instruction and
supervision, independent monitoring of samplings to meet NI 43-101 requirements, geological supervision of drilling (15 km)
during reserve estimation at the St. Lawrence Fluorspar Mine, St. Lawrence, Newfoundland.
Alterra Resources Incorporated / Search Capital Incorporated, Vancouver, British Columbia (2008): property inspection,
completion of NI 43-101 technical report for Search Capital Inc.
White Bear Resources Incorporated, Vancouver, British Columbia / Miranda USA, Elko Nevada (2007): data compilation /
research, compilation of geological data and information, property inspection, completion of NI 43-101 technical reports for
White Bear Resources in Nevada.
Northern Lorena Resources, Bridgewater, Nova Scotia (2007): archival research, bid-tendering, exploration permitting, client
negotiations, property management, research and compilation of geological data, completion of NI 43-101 technical reports.
Silver Spruce Resources Incorporated, St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador (2006): archival research, data compilation,
supervision of channel sampling and follow-up diamond drilling, report compilation and assessment report writing.
Previous
Voisey’s Bay Nickel Company, St. John’s, Newfoundland (2002): core logging, drilling supervision during bulk sampling of Ovoid /
Mini-Ovoid orebodies, Voisey’s Bay Ni-Cu-Co orebody, Labrador.
Poco Petroleums Limited, Alberta (1998): supervision of foothills gas well targeting production in the Cardium, Ostracod and
Rock Creek Formations, Drayton Valley, Alberta.
Northstar Energy Incorporated, Alberta (1998): supervision of several shallow gas wells including strata testing by coring and
the completion of directional (including horizontal) wells targeting oil and gas production in the Wabiskaw Sand, Red Earth,
Alberta.
Raindrop Resources Limited, Calgary, Alberta (1997): reconnaissance exploration for skarn and structurally-hosted epithermal
or mesothermal-style (orogenic) gold and copper mineralization in the Iskut River area, northwestern British Columbia.
Altius Minerals Limited, St. John’s, Newfoundland (1996): reconnaissance exploration and ground-proofing of geophysical
anomalies, St. John’s Harbour, throughout central, southern and northern Labrador.
Royal Oak Mines Limited, Hope Brook, Newfoundland (1995): exploration for porphyry-style copper and molybdenum, and
structurally-hosted gold, Hope Brook and Grey River areas, southwest coast, Newfoundland.
Nuinsco Resources Limited, Kenora, Ontario (1989): supervision of diamond drilling (15 km) during reserves delineation /
underground development of structurally-hosted gold, including core-logging, data compilation, and the creation of ore
reserves database, Cameron Lake, Ontario.
EDUCATION
M.Sc. Earth Science (geochemistry minor), Memorial University (1992): Thesis on the characterization and isotopic analysis of
silicate and sulphide mineralization assemblages related to Au occurrences at the Rambler Mine, Baie Verte Peninsula.
B.Ed. Intermediate / Secondary, Memorial University (2003): Intermediate / secondary teaching certificate.
B.Ec. Memorial University (2002): Within two credits of completion.
R. James Weick M.Sc. (Earth Science), P.Geo.
EDUCATION CONTINUED
B.Sc. Geology (Honors Program), Carleton University (1986): Thesis on the characterization and isotopic analysis of sulphide
mineralization related to Pb Zn Cu occurrences using lead isotopes in the Lardeau Mining District, British Columbia.
GIS Diploma Program, Memorial University (2007): Applications include EDRISI, MapInfo and ArcGIS. Continued further
compilation work in MapInfo and Encom Discover.
Recent Short Courses
Porphyry to Epithermal Environments, Dr. Richard Tosdal, A short course presented by Professional Engineers and Geoscientists
Newfoundland and Labrador (PEG) in association with Canadian Institute of Mining , Metallurgy and Petroleum, Newfoundland
Branch (CIM) Delta St, John’s Hotel and Convention Centre, St. John’s, NL November 4, 2009.
Radiation Safety Workshop, Dr. Alex Buchnea, Short course presented by the Newfoundland and Labrador Chamber of Mineral
Resources, Battery Hotel, St. John’s, NL May 13th, 2008.
Workshop on VMS Deposits, Dr. Stephen Piercy and Dr. Jan Peter, Short course presented by the Newfoundland and Labrador
Chamber of Mineral Resources, Battery Hotel, St. John’s, NL February 20th, 2008.
The Economics of Mineral Exploration and Development, Dr. Michael Dogget, Short course offered through the Gardiner
Center, Faculty of Business Administration, Memorial University, St. John’s, NL, November 7, 2007
Workshop on Uranium Deposit Models, Dr. Charlie Jefferson, Dr. Virginia McLemore, and Dr. Hamid Mumin, Short course
presented by the Newfoundland and Labrador Chamber of Mineral Resources, Newfoundland Geoscience Centre, St. John’s, NL
February 22nd, 2006.
COMMUNITY / VOLUNTARY
Canadian Ski Patrol System (2010): currently a member of the Terra Nova Zone certified as a first responder with CPR
certification (C-class: includes oxygen administration).
MacPherson Elementary Chess Club (2005): volunteer organizer.
Art Smarts (2005): parent volunteer at MacPherson Elementary.
Leggo Mindstorms / First Leggo League (2003): coach / mentor during teaching internship for the junior high school robotics
team at St. John Bosco. The team won 1st place as the first competition of its type in Canada.
Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists (1999 - 2000): now PEG-NL; provincial coordinator for the federally
sponsored Engineers / Geo-scientists in the Schools Program.
Canadian Institute of Mining Metallurgy (1997): secretary to annual CIM conference committee.
Newfoundland and Labrador Explorationists (1996): now the Chamber of Mineral Resources; as secretary / treasurer.
REFERENCES
Shawn O’Brien, P.Geo. Section Head seanobrien@gov.nl.ca
Geoscience Publications and information Section
Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
Philip Saunders, P.Geo. Project Geologist philsaunders@gov.nl.ca
Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
R. James Weick M.Sc. (Earth Science), P.Geo.
REFERENCES CONTINUED
Norman Wilson, P.Eng. Mining Engineer nwilson@nf.aibn.com
Canada Fluorspar Inc.
Robert Wheeler, P.Geo. Geologist Robert.Wheeler@valeinco.com
St. John’s Corporate Office
Vale Inco Inc.
George Archibald, P.Geo. Geologist garch@shaw.ca
Nuinsco Resouces Ltd.
Character
Derek Wilton, Ph.D. Professor, Earth Sciences dwilton@mun.ca
Faculty of Earth Science, Memorial University
Gerry O’Connell, P.Geo. Director director@nlcmr.ca
Newfoundland Chamber of Mineral Resources
Benoit Dube, Ph.D. Geologist Benoit.Dube@RNCan-NRCan.gc.ca
Project Leader TGI-3 Abitibi
Natural Resources Canada
Geological Survey of Canada, Government of Canada
Dee Sinnott B.Sc. RN Executive Officer deesinski@gmail.com
Thanks man will look back over his post and try to update my reader, need to anyway I guess its been giving me trouble for weeks now
Thanks for trying man, but thats the link I am having problems with, keeps telling me some kind of problem with my adobe reader.
I cant get the geoligist resume to come up on the web site, I think it is something wrong with my adobe reader, can anyone please post it again for me so I dont have to sift back through hundreds of messages? Thanks much in advance.
go for it lol
I am mostly loaded, made a deposit wednesday so i could load some more but it wont clear till tomorrow, so kinda hoping it stays around .10 till tomorrow morning. I want another 100k shares.
I managed to add about 50k shares at .069
you can listen to it live I believe so since it at 4:30 pacific time I think then that would be about 7:30 pm east coast.
it was a replay to another persons post by the way there dude just answering a question that was asked.
Whats up with th .30 trades that keeping going through well below bid or ask and for 100 or 200 shares at a time?
lol, well I believe it counts as both. Considering you cant buy anything unless you have a seller and cant sell anything unless you have a buyer.
I think it is gearing up for a lunchtime run. Wouldnt be supprised to see it break .015 or even .02 during lunch hour.
well one reason it could go to the 5's when it finally breaks the 4's again is that alot of people are in at the upper 3's low 4's now. So those people are looking for a profit. There wont be near the selling at .004 as there was yesterday if it gets there again soon.
this morning chart is looking similar to yesterday, I expect we shall see a pop shortly.
I bought yesterday at .0037 and added more at .0027 and .0022. I wont sell a single share untill its .006 then I will sell enough to take 50% of my investment back. Will recoup the other 50% at .008 and ride the rest past a penny. What people forget is that even after the drop it was up 10% yesterday and is up over 20% again today so far. It wants to move up, but day traders will make their profit, so it will have those drawbacks when they sell. Especially when they move out at the end of the day.
depends on where you expect it to go. 500% up is nothing if you expect it to run another 400%. But you have to take profits at sometime, so use your best judgement for you and decide what you are happy with. As long as you sell green it was a good investment.
Its still a safe buy in my opinion at 1.50. Not that we might not see a dip at some point, might, might not. But in the end upon approval I expect the approval spike to hit atleast 4.00 if not more.
No stop order, have seen it many times where they force the price down to take out stop orders. Never use a stop order, its a horrible idea.
to preserve our sanity we have decided not to discuss nor watch stocks today. Let discuss something else. lol
also look at LFBG last run. They took it from the high .01's to .058 or so then back down to the .03's before letting it run to .099 right before the forward split.
All upticks, every minute today has closed on an uptick in the price. So far there hasnt been a single minute that has closed out on a down tick. Its been at or above the previous minute all day.
exactly, I have many times put in a buy order at higher than the big on many stocks and my big not posted or filled, in fact I have put in a buy at the ask before and it has not filled for a period of 30 mins or more. Tells me that they manipulate the bid and ask to their liking and it doesnt really reflect what people are willing to buy or sell for. More likely reflects what the MM's want you to sell for or what they want to buy for.
Good point sir, sorry wont happen again.
Yea I thought about testing that myself, I was just joking with him about the going all in anyway. But my theory is no one is really selling much below the .0085 mark and the buyers are all wanting in much cheaper, untill they get some solid news on release dates.
abondanceinvest did you just change your mind and go all in someone bought 75300 shares at .0075. Thats about $565 bucks. Way to get on board big spender! lol
Those of us who arent waiting are in, the rest are waiting yes. Most likely they figure they can get in at or around .01 after a good PR and ride it up a few hundred percent from there. But they are unwilling to take the risk, without a good PR stating either the games will be released on time or that they have been released. Like I said before though we could see a bit more upward movement on the anticipation of that PR and the games being released on or by tuesday.
The only way you see those prices again is if there is a delay in the release of the games, and then it depends on how much of a delay. I dont think there will be a delay though, so you will never see that price again. In fact without a delay you would be hard pressed to get very many shares below .008.
The ask at .85 is where it should be, the bid is low because there are no buyers. We need a PR on game releases IMO for this to really move anymore. A PR that the games will be released on time would be nice, but a PR on Tuesday that the games have been released would work too. We could get some movement moving on friday and monday in anticipation of the game releases, but I really feel we need a PR to get much.
The problem is that for the buyers coming in now, they are waiting on a PR telling wether or not the games are going to be released on time or when, before they get in. They are perfectly fine with waiting and getting in at .01 and riding it to .04 but they dont want to take the risk till they get a solid PR. Just my opinion.
Amazon.com has the same ship date.
Reader rabbit can be bought at amazon.com and gamestop now, so I would hope they would put out a press release that it is available. That would be nice.
Orders for Reader Rabbit start flowing tomorrow if I am not mistaken. Correct? That should provide a nice catalyst.
Good point, and I have contemplated leaving a bit on the table. But I got awhile to decide anyway. The bulk of mine is for sale at .19, a portion is for sale cheaper to cover my initial investment. But with the bulk at .19 I think I have a few months to decide what to do when it gets close to that. But yes leaving a bit on the table if you are already ahead is not a bad Idea at all.
Gotta have an exit strategy, or else you are doing this for nothing. Untill you sell there are no realized gains or losses. But I sincerely hope for everyone here that it hits your own personal sell price.