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Bio, been trying to send you this for over a week. http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=54894334
Bio, this post's for you:
I posted this last week and no one looked at it....
Those interested in Cache Exploration and how their REE properties abute KATX's...here is the report that Cache sent me. I subscribe to their updates. I will let you all dissect it. Just putting it out there for all of you to ponder upon..I find it encouraging...peace, Jeff
Resource Capital ReportTuesday, September 14, 2010
3:51PMFrom: "Cache Exploration" <info@cacheexploration.com>
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Resource Capital Research's Equity Research Report:
September Quarter 2010
Junior and Mid Tier Rare and Minor Metals Companies
DENVER, CO--(Marketwire - September 13, 2010) -
Key Points
•Demand for the rare and minor metals (RMM) should increase in the next 4-5 years, which could benefit current and near-term producers, or exploration and development companies with projects that can be fast-tracked.
•Strong market and price growth for the RMMs over this period should be driven by increasing intensity of use, for high-tech and energy efficient applications.
•Share prices of rare and minor metal companies have increased 42% year on year, outperforming the ASX S&P200 (3%).
Resource Capital Research ("RCR"), an equity research company which focuses on small and mid size resource companies, today published its quarterly research report covering rare and minor metals exploration, development and production companies.
The report covers TSX/V listed companies: Avalon Rare Metals Inc, Rodinia Lithium Inc, TNR Gold Corp; and ASX listed companies: Alkane Exploration Limited, Arafura Resources Limited, Globe Metals & Mining Limited, Greenland Minerals & Energy Limited, Gippsland Limited, Gunson Resources Limited, Galaxy Resources Limited, Icon Resources Limited, King Island Scheelite Limited.
The report includes rare and minor metals price fundamentals covering: lithium, niobium, tantalum, tungsten, rare earth elements, and zircon/zirconium.
RCR also publishes quarterly reviews of the Iron Ore, Uranium, Gold and Copper (out soon) sectors. To access the free summary of the Rare and Minor Metals Report or to purchase the 54 page Subscribers report, go to www.rcresearch.com.au/reports.
The outlook for rare and minor metals
Rising rare and minor metal (RMM) demand and prices over the coming 4-5 years should be met with increased supply from new and existing mineral projects. RMM deposits can take 5+ years to develop as mines, sometimes due to their geochemical complexity, and the challenge of financing projects that are considered to be outside the resources mainstream. This provides an opportunity for companies with relatively low-risk projects, and which are advanced or can be fast-tracked, to gain RMM market share and potentially substantial returns on investment.
Some examples of commodities with a stable to strong outlook for the next several years:
•Lithium: Increasing intensity of use is expected to require additional supply beyond 2014.
•Niobium: Industry forecasts are for FeNb consumption growth of ~15% per annum to 2014.
•Rare earth elements (REE): Forecasts are for 20-30% compound annual growth in prices to 2014. Reported prices up 355% year-on-year.
•Tantalum: A supply shortfall is expected to hand a competitive advantage to companies that provide a long-term supply of ethically produced tantalum.
•Tungsten: Supply shortages are indicated from 2013.
•Zircon/zirconium: A lack of greenfields projects could create supply shortages and boost prices problems in the near to medium term (1-3 yrs).
These forecasts are based on expectations of increasing intensity of use in new or high-tech applications across all manufacturing sectors, and on related concerns about security of supply for manufacturers in view of China's dominance of some metal markets (e.g. ~97% of REE) and its policy of mining restrictions and tariffs (e.g. 20% tariff on ferrotungsten).
Equity performances
Share price performances of 358 exchange-listed companies with one or more RMM projects (in lithium, REE, tungsten, zirconium, niobium and tantalum) have been tabulated. The unweighted average performance of these stocks over 1 month (to September 7) was +13%, compared to 0% for Australia's ASX S&P200 (ASX: XJO). Three-month performance was +19% (XJO 6%) and 12-month was +42% (XJO 3%).
Globally, RMM stocks have on average outperformed the ASX by a significant margin in the past 12 months. Despite this, the average share price is 42% below its 12-month high -- but also 114% above a 12-month low. The best performing stocks in the past one month are those with tantalum projects (+14%), which have benefitted from international efforts to stop illegal tantalite supplies from the Congo (DRC). REE stocks have also lifted (+12%) due to tightening of Chinese export quotas, especially on the light REE. All six groups have outperformed over the quarter; the flattest was Li (3%), for which the price has been comparatively stable.
Analyst's Comment
"The past year has seen a strong recovery in prices for rare and minor metals, which has flowed through to equity markets, especially in recent weeks," says RCR analyst Trent Allen.
"This has been driven by the broader post GFC recovery, and some sector specific factors: for example, China decreasing the export quota for light rare earth elements in 2H10, and US lawmakers passing a Bill to crack down on use of 'blood' tantalum and tungsten supplied from the Congo (DROC).
"The combination of anticipated shortfalls in supply, and increasing demand over the next 4-5 years, has pushed up the price of RMMs and of shares of resources companies that can, or plan to, supply them. Again, the REE are a good example, with reported oxide prices up an average 355% year on year, and 235% in the past 3 months -- leading to an average 16% gain in share prices for companies with one or more REE projects.
All the commodities we've looked at (REE, niobium, tantalum, lithium tungsten and zirconium) have performed strongly in the past year, and demand and supply appear stable, although China dominates and has a strong influence over markets, so some short-term price volatility is expected, especially for the individual rare earth elements."
About Resource Capital Research
Resource Capital Research ("RCR") (www.rcresearch.com.au ) was founded in 2004 and is based in Sydney. RCR provides investors with in-depth reports on current investment opportunities in the mining sector both in Australia and globally. The focus is on small and mid cap resource companies, across a variety of sectors including iron ore, uranium, gold, rare and minor metals, and copper. Companies covered range from exploration stage, through development and production. John Wilson the principal of the firm has over ten years' experience analysing mining companies in Sydney and on Wall Street including for major investment banks. Dr Trent Allen, Rare and Minor Metals Analyst, joined RCR in 2006. Trent has extensive experience as a mine geologist, academic and journalist.
The report is available at www.rcresearch.net. The next Rare and Minor Metals Company Review will be of the December Quarter, 2010.
Cache Exploration Inc.
804 - 750 West Pender St., Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, V6C 2T7
www.cacheexploration.com
Key Points
Demand for the rare and minor metals (RMM) should increase in the next 4-5 years, which could benefit current and near-term producers, or exploration and development companies with projects that can be fast-tracked.
Strong market and price growth for the RMMs over this period should be driven by increasing intensity of use, for high-tech and energy efficient applications.
Share prices of rare and minor metal companies have increased 42% year on year, outperforming the ASX S&P200 (3%).
Resource Capital Research ("RCR"), an equity research company which focuses on small and mid size resource companies, today published its quarterly research report covering rare and minor metals exploration, development and production companies.
The report covers TSX/V listed companies: Avalon Rare Metals Inc, Rodinia Lithium Inc, TNR Gold Corp; and ASX listed companies: Alkane Exploration Limited, Arafura Resources Limited, Globe Metals & Mining Limited, Greenland Minerals & Energy Limited, Gippsland Limited, Gunson Resources Limited, Galaxy Resources Limited, Icon Resources Limited, King Island Scheelite Limited.
The report includes rare and minor metals price fundamentals covering: lithium, niobium, tantalum, tungsten, rare earth elements, and zircon/zirconium.
RCR also publishes quarterly reviews of the Iron Ore, Uranium, Gold and Copper (out soon) sectors. To access the free summary of the Rare and Minor Metals Report or to purchase the 54 page Subscribers report, go to www.rcresearch.com.au/reports.
The outlook for rare and minor metals
Rising rare and minor metal (RMM) demand and prices over the coming 4-5 years should be met with increased supply from new and existing mineral projects. RMM deposits can take 5+ years to develop as mines, sometimes due to their geochemical complexity, and the challenge of financing projects that are considered to be outside the resources mainstream. This provides an opportunity for companies with relatively low-risk projects, and which are advanced or can be fast-tracked, to gain RMM market share and potentially substantial returns on investment.
Some examples of commodities with a stable to strong outlook for the next several years:
Lithium: Increasing intensity of use is expected to require additional supply beyond 2014.
Niobium: Industry forecasts are for FeNb consumption growth of ~15% per annum to 2014.
Rare earth elements (REE): Forecasts are for 20-30% compound annual growth in prices to 2014. Reported prices up 355% year-on-year.
Tantalum: A supply shortfall is expected to hand a competitive advantage to companies that provide a long-term supply of ethically produced tantalum.
Tungsten: Supply shortages are indicated from 2013.
Zircon/zirconium: A lack of greenfields projects could create supply shortages and boost prices problems in the near to medium term (1-3 yrs).
These forecasts are based on expectations of increasing intensity of use in new or high-tech applications across all manufacturing sectors, and on related concerns about security of supply for manufacturers in view of China's dominance of some metal markets (e.g. ~97% of REE) and its policy of mining restrictions and tariffs (e.g. 20% tariff on ferrotungsten).
Equity performances
Share price performances of 358 exchange-listed companies with one or more RMM projects (in lithium, REE, tungsten, zirconium, niobium and tantalum) have been tabulated. The unweighted average performance of these stocks over 1 month (to September 7) was +13%, compared to 0% for Australia's ASX S&P200 (ASX: XJO). Three-month performance was +19% (XJO 6%) and 12-month was +42% (XJO 3%).
Globally, RMM stocks have on average outperformed the ASX by a significant margin in the past 12 months. Despite this, the average share price is 42% below its 12-month high -- but also 114% above a 12-month low. The best performing stocks in the past one month are those with tantalum projects (+14%), which have benefitted from international efforts to stop illegal tantalite supplies from the Congo (DRC). REE stocks have also lifted (+12%) due to tightening of Chinese export quotas, especially on the light REE. All six groups have outperformed over the quarter; the flattest was Li (3%), for which the price has been comparatively stable.
Analyst's Comment
"The past year has seen a strong recovery in prices for rare and minor metals, which has flowed through to equity markets, especially in recent weeks," says RCR analyst Trent Allen.
"This has been driven by the broader post GFC recovery, and some sector specific factors: for example, China decreasing the export quota for light rare earth elements in 2H10, and US lawmakers passing a Bill to crack down on use of 'blood' tantalum and tungsten supplied from the Congo (DROC).
"The combination of anticipated shortfalls in supply, and increasing demand over the next 4-5 years, has pushed up the price of RMMs and of shares of resources companies that can, or plan to, supply them. Again, the REE are a good example, with reported oxide prices up an average 355% year on year, and 235% in the past 3 months -- leading to an average 16% gain in share prices for companies with one or more REE projects.
All the commodities we've looked at (REE, niobium, tantalum, lithium tungsten and zirconium) have performed strongly in the past year, and demand and supply appear stable, although China dominates and has a strong influence over markets, so some short-term price volatility is expected, especially for the individual rare earth elements."
About Resource Capital Research
Resource Capital Research ("RCR") (www.rcresearch.com.au ) was founded in 2004 and is based in Sydney. RCR provides investors with in-depth reports on current investment opportunities in the mining sector both in Australia and globally. The focus is on small and mid cap resource companies, across a variety of sectors including iron ore, uranium, gold, rare and minor metals, and copper. Companies covered range from exploration stage, through development and production. John Wilson the principal of the firm has over ten years' experience analysing mining companies in Sydney and on Wall Street including for major investment banks. Dr Trent Allen, Rare and Minor Metals Analyst, joined RCR in 2006. Trent has extensive experience as a mine geologist, academic and journalist.
Fantastic! Let's drill this puppy!
A lack of roads won't hinder a determined drill company...they have helicopters...
If NITE and HDSN have acted similiar, there might be a good reason for this. The Chairman of the board for Hudson Holding Corp. was none other than the Co-Founder of Knight Capital Group (NITE).
Their are others on the Board with a NITE backround. Check out their Management Group, as well.
http://www.hudsonsecurities.com/board_of_directors.htm
If HDSN isn't profiting, then who is? If we look at it from an accumulation standpoint, then there might be a player buying and not selling.
You posted 16 separate posts with the eod of every separate stock...What is your point? We know where we sit. Elaborate please. Peace J
Why are we ruminating on rumours. When the PR comes out, then it should be discussed.
If people love rumours then they should listen to Fleetwood Mac's album "Rumours" 19X platinum. J good night.
I know, I posted that on 8/26 post #90385. Good find, keep looking. J peace
Bio, my previous post was directed to you. J
It is 1:44 am in Ohio and I am going to bed...just got home from work @ 11 and need to sleep. I have had a terrible cold and it has really kicked my butt. (Gave it to my wife, too! Now she understands!) Feel sorry for her, she is miserable...
Just trying to pull my weight without muddling the waters..Jeff
tantalos60@yahoo.com
Those interested in Cache Exploration and how their REE properties abute KATX's...here is the report that Cache sent me today. In spite of the date, it just showed up in my inbox @ 1:15 AM Wed. Just passing it along. I subscribe to their updates. I will let you all dissect it. Just putting it out there for all of you to ponder upon..I find it encouraging...peace, Jeff
Resource Capital ReportTuesday, September 14, 2010
3:51PMFrom: "Cache Exploration" <info@cacheexploration.com>
Please be advised that Cache will be sending articles of importance that relate to news on Rare Earth Minerals along with news releases as they are issued. If you would not like to receive any information from Cache click the "unsubscribe" link below. Thank you
Resource Capital Research's Equity Research Report:
September Quarter 2010
Junior and Mid Tier Rare and Minor Metals Companies
DENVER, CO--(Marketwire - September 13, 2010) -
Key Points
•Demand for the rare and minor metals (RMM) should increase in the next 4-5 years, which could benefit current and near-term producers, or exploration and development companies with projects that can be fast-tracked.
•Strong market and price growth for the RMMs over this period should be driven by increasing intensity of use, for high-tech and energy efficient applications.
•Share prices of rare and minor metal companies have increased 42% year on year, outperforming the ASX S&P200 (3%).
Resource Capital Research ("RCR"), an equity research company which focuses on small and mid size resource companies, today published its quarterly research report covering rare and minor metals exploration, development and production companies.
The report covers TSX/V listed companies: Avalon Rare Metals Inc, Rodinia Lithium Inc, TNR Gold Corp; and ASX listed companies: Alkane Exploration Limited, Arafura Resources Limited, Globe Metals & Mining Limited, Greenland Minerals & Energy Limited, Gippsland Limited, Gunson Resources Limited, Galaxy Resources Limited, Icon Resources Limited, King Island Scheelite Limited.
The report includes rare and minor metals price fundamentals covering: lithium, niobium, tantalum, tungsten, rare earth elements, and zircon/zirconium.
RCR also publishes quarterly reviews of the Iron Ore, Uranium, Gold and Copper (out soon) sectors. To access the free summary of the Rare and Minor Metals Report or to purchase the 54 page Subscribers report, go to www.rcresearch.com.au/reports.
The outlook for rare and minor metals
Rising rare and minor metal (RMM) demand and prices over the coming 4-5 years should be met with increased supply from new and existing mineral projects. RMM deposits can take 5+ years to develop as mines, sometimes due to their geochemical complexity, and the challenge of financing projects that are considered to be outside the resources mainstream. This provides an opportunity for companies with relatively low-risk projects, and which are advanced or can be fast-tracked, to gain RMM market share and potentially substantial returns on investment.
Some examples of commodities with a stable to strong outlook for the next several years:
•Lithium: Increasing intensity of use is expected to require additional supply beyond 2014.
•Niobium: Industry forecasts are for FeNb consumption growth of ~15% per annum to 2014.
•Rare earth elements (REE): Forecasts are for 20-30% compound annual growth in prices to 2014. Reported prices up 355% year-on-year.
•Tantalum: A supply shortfall is expected to hand a competitive advantage to companies that provide a long-term supply of ethically produced tantalum.
•Tungsten: Supply shortages are indicated from 2013.
•Zircon/zirconium: A lack of greenfields projects could create supply shortages and boost prices problems in the near to medium term (1-3 yrs).
These forecasts are based on expectations of increasing intensity of use in new or high-tech applications across all manufacturing sectors, and on related concerns about security of supply for manufacturers in view of China's dominance of some metal markets (e.g. ~97% of REE) and its policy of mining restrictions and tariffs (e.g. 20% tariff on ferrotungsten).
Equity performances
Share price performances of 358 exchange-listed companies with one or more RMM projects (in lithium, REE, tungsten, zirconium, niobium and tantalum) have been tabulated. The unweighted average performance of these stocks over 1 month (to September 7) was +13%, compared to 0% for Australia's ASX S&P200 (ASX: XJO). Three-month performance was +19% (XJO 6%) and 12-month was +42% (XJO 3%).
Globally, RMM stocks have on average outperformed the ASX by a significant margin in the past 12 months. Despite this, the average share price is 42% below its 12-month high -- but also 114% above a 12-month low. The best performing stocks in the past one month are those with tantalum projects (+14%), which have benefitted from international efforts to stop illegal tantalite supplies from the Congo (DRC). REE stocks have also lifted (+12%) due to tightening of Chinese export quotas, especially on the light REE. All six groups have outperformed over the quarter; the flattest was Li (3%), for which the price has been comparatively stable.
Analyst's Comment
"The past year has seen a strong recovery in prices for rare and minor metals, which has flowed through to equity markets, especially in recent weeks," says RCR analyst Trent Allen.
"This has been driven by the broader post GFC recovery, and some sector specific factors: for example, China decreasing the export quota for light rare earth elements in 2H10, and US lawmakers passing a Bill to crack down on use of 'blood' tantalum and tungsten supplied from the Congo (DROC).
"The combination of anticipated shortfalls in supply, and increasing demand over the next 4-5 years, has pushed up the price of RMMs and of shares of resources companies that can, or plan to, supply them. Again, the REE are a good example, with reported oxide prices up an average 355% year on year, and 235% in the past 3 months -- leading to an average 16% gain in share prices for companies with one or more REE projects.
All the commodities we've looked at (REE, niobium, tantalum, lithium tungsten and zirconium) have performed strongly in the past year, and demand and supply appear stable, although China dominates and has a strong influence over markets, so some short-term price volatility is expected, especially for the individual rare earth elements."
About Resource Capital Research
Resource Capital Research ("RCR") (www.rcresearch.com.au ) was founded in 2004 and is based in Sydney. RCR provides investors with in-depth reports on current investment opportunities in the mining sector both in Australia and globally. The focus is on small and mid cap resource companies, across a variety of sectors including iron ore, uranium, gold, rare and minor metals, and copper. Companies covered range from exploration stage, through development and production. John Wilson the principal of the firm has over ten years' experience analysing mining companies in Sydney and on Wall Street including for major investment banks. Dr Trent Allen, Rare and Minor Metals Analyst, joined RCR in 2006. Trent has extensive experience as a mine geologist, academic and journalist.
The report is available at www.rcresearch.net. The next Rare and Minor Metals Company Review will be of the December Quarter, 2010.
Cache Exploration Inc.
804 - 750 West Pender St., Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, V6C 2T7
www.cacheexploration.com
Key Points
Demand for the rare and minor metals (RMM) should increase in the next 4-5 years, which could benefit current and near-term producers, or exploration and development companies with projects that can be fast-tracked.
Strong market and price growth for the RMMs over this period should be driven by increasing intensity of use, for high-tech and energy efficient applications.
Share prices of rare and minor metal companies have increased 42% year on year, outperforming the ASX S&P200 (3%).
Resource Capital Research ("RCR"), an equity research company which focuses on small and mid size resource companies, today published its quarterly research report covering rare and minor metals exploration, development and production companies.
The report covers TSX/V listed companies: Avalon Rare Metals Inc, Rodinia Lithium Inc, TNR Gold Corp; and ASX listed companies: Alkane Exploration Limited, Arafura Resources Limited, Globe Metals & Mining Limited, Greenland Minerals & Energy Limited, Gippsland Limited, Gunson Resources Limited, Galaxy Resources Limited, Icon Resources Limited, King Island Scheelite Limited.
The report includes rare and minor metals price fundamentals covering: lithium, niobium, tantalum, tungsten, rare earth elements, and zircon/zirconium.
RCR also publishes quarterly reviews of the Iron Ore, Uranium, Gold and Copper (out soon) sectors. To access the free summary of the Rare and Minor Metals Report or to purchase the 54 page Subscribers report, go to www.rcresearch.com.au/reports.
The outlook for rare and minor metals
Rising rare and minor metal (RMM) demand and prices over the coming 4-5 years should be met with increased supply from new and existing mineral projects. RMM deposits can take 5+ years to develop as mines, sometimes due to their geochemical complexity, and the challenge of financing projects that are considered to be outside the resources mainstream. This provides an opportunity for companies with relatively low-risk projects, and which are advanced or can be fast-tracked, to gain RMM market share and potentially substantial returns on investment.
Some examples of commodities with a stable to strong outlook for the next several years:
Lithium: Increasing intensity of use is expected to require additional supply beyond 2014.
Niobium: Industry forecasts are for FeNb consumption growth of ~15% per annum to 2014.
Rare earth elements (REE): Forecasts are for 20-30% compound annual growth in prices to 2014. Reported prices up 355% year-on-year.
Tantalum: A supply shortfall is expected to hand a competitive advantage to companies that provide a long-term supply of ethically produced tantalum.
Tungsten: Supply shortages are indicated from 2013.
Zircon/zirconium: A lack of greenfields projects could create supply shortages and boost prices problems in the near to medium term (1-3 yrs).
These forecasts are based on expectations of increasing intensity of use in new or high-tech applications across all manufacturing sectors, and on related concerns about security of supply for manufacturers in view of China's dominance of some metal markets (e.g. ~97% of REE) and its policy of mining restrictions and tariffs (e.g. 20% tariff on ferrotungsten).
Equity performances
Share price performances of 358 exchange-listed companies with one or more RMM projects (in lithium, REE, tungsten, zirconium, niobium and tantalum) have been tabulated. The unweighted average performance of these stocks over 1 month (to September 7) was +13%, compared to 0% for Australia's ASX S&P200 (ASX: XJO). Three-month performance was +19% (XJO 6%) and 12-month was +42% (XJO 3%).
Globally, RMM stocks have on average outperformed the ASX by a significant margin in the past 12 months. Despite this, the average share price is 42% below its 12-month high -- but also 114% above a 12-month low. The best performing stocks in the past one month are those with tantalum projects (+14%), which have benefitted from international efforts to stop illegal tantalite supplies from the Congo (DRC). REE stocks have also lifted (+12%) due to tightening of Chinese export quotas, especially on the light REE. All six groups have outperformed over the quarter; the flattest was Li (3%), for which the price has been comparatively stable.
Analyst's Comment
"The past year has seen a strong recovery in prices for rare and minor metals, which has flowed through to equity markets, especially in recent weeks," says RCR analyst Trent Allen.
"This has been driven by the broader post GFC recovery, and some sector specific factors: for example, China decreasing the export quota for light rare earth elements in 2H10, and US lawmakers passing a Bill to crack down on use of 'blood' tantalum and tungsten supplied from the Congo (DROC).
"The combination of anticipated shortfalls in supply, and increasing demand over the next 4-5 years, has pushed up the price of RMMs and of shares of resources companies that can, or plan to, supply them. Again, the REE are a good example, with reported oxide prices up an average 355% year on year, and 235% in the past 3 months -- leading to an average 16% gain in share prices for companies with one or more REE projects.
All the commodities we've looked at (REE, niobium, tantalum, lithium tungsten and zirconium) have performed strongly in the past year, and demand and supply appear stable, although China dominates and has a strong influence over markets, so some short-term price volatility is expected, especially for the individual rare earth elements."
About Resource Capital Research
Resource Capital Research ("RCR") (www.rcresearch.com.au ) was founded in 2004 and is based in Sydney. RCR provides investors with in-depth reports on current investment opportunities in the mining sector both in Australia and globally. The focus is on small and mid cap resource companies, across a variety of sectors including iron ore, uranium, gold, rare and minor metals, and copper. Companies covered range from exploration stage, through development and production. John Wilson the principal of the firm has over ten years' experience analysing mining companies in Sydney and on Wall Street including for major investment banks. Dr Trent Allen, Rare and Minor Metals Analyst, joined RCR in 2006. Trent has extensive experience as a mine geologist, academic and journalist.
The report is available at www.rcresearch.net. The next Rare and Minor Metals Company Review will be of the December Quarter, 2010.
Buy some for all of us!
ok, ty
Are you being filled?
I love the fact that Ken has decided to go right to the heart of that beast and get a good look at it. I believe he is as tired of the uncertainty as we are. Besides, why would he want to waste company resources for a full drill program unless he "knew" what he had? IMO,he already knows--just needs the assays to go beyond speculation.
The flaw, I see in Gumps assertions,IMO, is that the Steads both don't have the money and that they are wasting the money, he claims, they don't have! (On properties he calls "old dogs")
I DO believe that they have all the money they need, today, to the business of today. This company has a Board of Directors and he is answerable. I am on a board and I am the Financial Director of this Board. Since we are a charitiable 501.c3 every dollar is valuable. Small, yes, but we are responsible for the twenty-three counties of our Dioceses. Millions of people. I fret every dollar that we spend, hoping we made the correct financial decision.
My opinion is this--fear not because the Devil will take the Hindmost--probably flippers, lol. peace, Jeff
I look forward to a free-trading KATG. Yes, I have shares coming to me-but-I love the option of being able to deal with them as I see fit. I would love to cash in a small portion of these shares to pick-up more KATX, but I don't want to hamstring my position in the Handcamp.
Give it up Gump, no one throws good money after bad in this business. You know this already. If Katx says they are proceeding with Phase Two drilling, they have a damn good reason to do it. You know that as well.
I agree with you. Thank you for spending your only post on a reply to me.
Good night to all of you. Jeff
Since stox only has one post, let me {respectfully} answer for him. WE GOOD!
Good evening (or morning!) PPS got you down? Does today's pps got you upset? Tell me,what is your problem? Warren Buffet said that even though the pps was down 50 percent, he wasn't worried--he said he KNEW that the pps did not accuratly reflect the true worth of his investment. Warren knows a thing or two about investing.
I have taken his advice to heart. So should you. We are at the cusp of great things here...forget about the MM's and their games. The upward trend of volume and fantastic news will override all the games being played by the MMs. Have faith, believe. I did a basic, conservative rough estimate of the available tonnage on what we were given***then gave it a very conservative value. Damn, you couldn't pry my shares out of my dead hands!!!
Let the flippers play, let the MMs play, let the apostates of certain knowledge have their say. Bottom line---Don't sell. peace-Jeff
Thank you. That is sensible. J
Was just a thought. Ty J
If we paid for 15 holes, perhaps the additional three are being rolled into the phase two drilling. Drill might still be on-site. Thank you for your answer. I'm just throwing out a guess. J
Geo, I just have one question concerning the phase 1 drilling of the Handcamp.... On a drill program what was being contracted, the number of holes drilled or the total depth drilled. I saw that we overshot contracted depths. Did they drop three holes from the projected drilling to compensate for the extended drill depths? ty J
ROFLMAO!!!
That would translate into alot of tonnage!! Some detractors here will end up eating enough crow to feed a third-world country! I'll buy the Tabasco for 'em!!
good lord...should I continue to post to......no one?, or should I watch the infomercial about hair loss--and I'm not even bald? LOL goodnight all. Jeff
God helps those who help themselves..Help yourself to some more cheap shares!!!!!
I remember that post....lol
Now, let's not forget that we still have a lot going on with the company and much much more to come.
Very difficult to watch today. Serial bashers and their shills---just got frustrated and left.
You are quite correct. Way too much going on to be upset for long. I do appreciate your posts. They are a ray of sanity shining through the bs being hammered into our brains by those who choose to bash. I thank you. Jeff
NOTE 5 MATERIAL EVENT (PURCHASE OF HANDCAMP PROPERTY)
During the six months ended June 30, 2010, the Company acquired (the “Acquisition”) 100% of “Handcamp,” a gold property, from Kat in exchange for 161,000,000 shares of the Company’s common stock.
Under the terms of the agreement governing the Acquisition, the Company issued 65,000,000 shares of its common stock to Kat on June 4, 2010, and the remaining 96,000,000 shares of its common stock will be issued as soon as reasonably practical after August 12, 2010.
SEC FORM 10-Q filed by BVIG on 08/12/10
Good call...gave him a person mark for that one!
Agreed...good night to you!
volume is increasing!!!!
Instead of rehashing the unknowns associated with holding Katx, look outside tonight and look at the true meaning of infinity..When the Kat comes into shore we will all be faced with the question of " what next?".
I don't hold 500k shares but I have enough to make all my dreams possible. We need patience as well as volume to make this work..The properties we hold should make this a reality.
I am not a cheerleader, I am a pragmatist. the true value of this issue won't become real for several years, imo. All the bashers and all the pumpers will not change anything. J
Congratulation on your wonderful marriage! You understand the meaning of patience--no doubt! We will receive everything we prayed for by sticking with this company.....tell the truth--you never won or lost an argument, did you! Everything meaningful in ours was talked over. Without prayerful, considerate communication ours would never have made it this far!
I would really enjoy listening to your views on Katx when you have the time..Peace, Jeff
Only a good Catholic like myself, could understand that schedule...lol J
On a more serious note--When I logged in after eleven tonight my first impression was that a PR had emerged. Went to the Katx ws and found out that wasn't the case. Why are we so excited?
Are we looking forward again without cause. I'm excited as the next person towards our prospects as the next. When I see .40 cents bandied about, I expect to see something that justifies this immediate enthusiasm. I'm not picking on anyone, but I expect to see some restraint from the older and wiser long holders. have patience please. When we overburdan the real opportunity we have here with hopes and dreams how does the newbie judge between those who slam and those who pump?
Most of you do neither---you, like I look at the DD and understand the true nature of this great opportunity. It is just a peeve I have and I thank you for reading this..Peace J
Everyone please hold hands and pray for 10.00 per share....I'm taking my wife on an European cruise next Oct..!30th Anniversary Cruise...Dear God, Help me!!!!! lol