Landmark, we need a dose of your levity!

I recently spoke to Peter Dickie. The primary reason he explained for the PEA delay was due to the reconfiguration of the size of the mine to accommodate the ThyssenKrupp purchase. No additional hydrological testing was mentioned as a reason for the delay.

He also said Mark Smith's election to take on a limited role as CEO of Largo was a personal decision and is not connected and will in no way interfere with his commitment to serving as CEO of NioCorp.

Blairman, it seems as though your posts are always focused on the negative and consumed with driving the price down. What's up?

Glad you saw opportunity ITDW!

Can everyone stop speculating. Instead of making assumptions about what might be in a PR release or why there is a delay, NioCorp has an investor relations contact phone #. Use it. VT just talked to Peter and received real information. We can't assume that what is going to be released tomorrow is negative. It's not even here yet. This board can be great for obtaining real information in advance of an event(ie:German Govt. loan guarantees as one example) but the speculation is rampant and not based on fact but opinion. The reason why it's important to refrain from speculation and assumptions is that it discourages otherwise interested investors from investing. Quoting Dragnet: "Just the facts mam!"

Why don't you call Mark and let us know what he says about when the PEA will be out.

Well put Jovko. I agree. Probably the best way to sum up these last 10 days!

I've been through these roller coaster rides numerous times in the past and at the end of the day, it has been determined to have little or nothing to do with the merits of the project.

All my relatives are from Nebraska. I visit my mom in Omaha 3-4 times a year. She used to shop at Warren Buffets parents grocery store as a kid. Warren was just a stock boy and he had a crush on my mom's sister.

I have also been to Johnson County. It is as conservative and country as you can get. I don't know whether this matter has been addressed in the past or not, but, like other preparatory measures they are tackling to bring the mine to fruition, my guess is we are in good hands with this leadership team who will address these and other matters.

Snez, from having spoken with Peter Dickie about 1 year ago, this is going to be an underground mine not an open pit.

Agreed

I wonder if these are the same guys who were trying to push the stock down in the last several months prior to Nio Corp hitting the Toronto Stock Exchange. harder to do now that there is major volume.

The way I figure it, how many good stocks out there are trading around 1 dollar U.S.

I still see upside.

I have not sold a share, except when I made a mistake selling US NIOBF wanting to pick it up as Canadian NB. Now I have to pay taxes for short term capital gain plus ordinary taxes.

Thankfully, it was a small amount of shares.

Kudos to the early investors at .15 but I think there are gains for just about anyone if they get in now.

I bought at US the following and may buy more. No regrets:

.54

.68

.80.

.671

.675

.69

.694

.859

.867

.875

.883

.891

.898

.899

.92

1.00,

1.012

1.173

1.18

Dual CEO with Largo and Nio Corp?

My guess is it is a play to strengthen Nio Corp, merge the 2 companies or create a buyout for both.

I wonder if Thyssen Krupp or the German Govt. are also interested in Largo.

Best idea is to call Peter to avoid speculation.

maybe they are trying to raise the million to go to TSX

and Why?

Hi there. I am new to the message board but wanted to introduce myself. Like some other investors, I was ready to sell 25% of my portfolio until I found this message board. Before then, I called Peter Dickie and even visited Niocorps ground office in Tecumseh , Ne and even drove to Elk Creek which is a 1 horse town and spoke with the locals. Because I have relatives in Omaha and visit 4 times a year it wasn't that difficult but I was my way making sure this was a good and legitimate investment. With all of your help, insights, suggestions, active participation and research, I feel I can contribute and also learn. Thank you to all the original investors and their contribution to making this message relevant. Although I am eternally optimistic about just everything, I appreciate the skeptics too. Thy keep us asking questions and when you have a chunk of change on the lie, questions on how to make things better is a good thing. For now, my only suggestion after absorbing all the comments each and every day f the last 3 months would be for the group to urge Niocorp to get on either the Dow or Nasdaq. Sounds like they are moving that direction but it would be nice to get an update Niocorp. Being on a NY stock exchange will give NIOBF visibility and attract more investors and possibly dilute the kind of stock fluctuations from occurring by traders with penny stocks.