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Hello tomsen.
Before you dive in you must understand the rules of engagement:
a) It's not what management tells you that is important, it's what they don't tell you (do your own homework).
b) Expect delays and disappointment along the way.
c) This is a speculative play with no guarantees.
There is an old saying: "If you swim with sharks, expect to get bit".
Welcome aboard (and keep your lifejacket handy).
JMHO
If the Company does not get the money to continue with the project, we are all going to flat line.
Stooge,
I would be happy with $1.50 a share, but that even seems a stretch at this point.
River,
Buy into a carborundum miner and you will have both ends covered.
Gibbon,
Unfortunately at this point in time, product demand is not there.
But some day it will be. The question is when?
Your guess is as good as mine.
JMHO
Brother,
The family of insiders at ENZR take care of their own.
Always have, always will.
Right on schedule.
Stooge,
I agree. It's seems to be "winner takes all" now.
The current graphite market is just too small to float all ships.
Better check where the lifejackets are stored LOL...
River,
TOO cheap.
Give us a streaming agreement for a discount to market.
Price stability for the buyer, and cash flow for us.
That's the way I would play it.
JMHO
River,
There will always be a place for renewables.
But the oil lobby is HUGE!
And won't give up easily.
JMHO
The stars are aligning.
Sounds to me like you want that job (so do I) LOL...
AK,
Don't sweat it, save your pennies and average down.
It will pay off in the end,if you go the distance.
This project is quickly being de-risked.
The end game is in sight.
JMHO
I think the vultures (value guys) are buying the shares.
The cherrys always wait for the momentum buy signal.
And then they all pile in (at higher prices).
JMHO
Take your hard earned money.
Just a teaser to get the BFS completed.
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This market will be HUGE.
Just have to wait for the mass market acceptance.
And it will come in due time.
JMHO
I Agree.
Wolf,
I'm seeing SELLING here, not buying.
Another share dilution is imminent. Cash poor.
We still need permits and environmental assesments.
200 million in financing and an offtake agreement.
Still a fair amount of risk for the average speculator.
No problem, I'll buy their shares.
JMHO
Spartex,
They are running out of cash. Tried to pull another clever move by releasing the BFS and hoping to sell shares at a higher price.
Unfortunately, (for shareholders) the strategy did not work.
I would hazard a guess of at least 90 million shares to keep them going. They may issue a series of smaller placements.
The short term guys and technical traders are leaving the scene.
We are at a crossroads here. This property WILL become a mine one way or the other.This is a brutal market with no mercy for the weak.
I guess we have to ask ourselves "Do we want to go the distance or bail and let some cherry buy our shares and make all the MONEY".
JMHO
AK,
If JP can't take us there, then nobody can.
Yeah BABY!
Time to buy the PAIN.
AK,
Looks like the insiders are also after a few more slices of that pie on the cheap.
5 million stock options at 10 cents each.
I want that job!
Why should they invest their own money?
They are getting a free ride.
On our dime!
CAT is a REAL company generating shareholder value.
They have revenue from product sales and generate profits.
Dealing with our management is like negotiating with street people.
All ENZR management can execute is diluting shareholder value.
Lots of excuses and IOU's that are worth absolutely nothing.
Constant business plan delays with no accountability.
But they make sure that all insiders are taken care of.
Guess we are the slaves of the street people.
A "Hope and a Prayer" speculation.
JMHO
V. Peter Harder (65% voted "for", 35% withhold)
AKA "The Invisible Man"
From the latest PR:
Energizer expects to release the results of a feasibility study in respect of the Molo Graphite Project in the next 60 days.
From a 52 week high to a 52 week low in three short months.
I have never seen anything like this end well.
But maybe this time will be different.
Tax loss better than total loss.
But only time will tell.
According to their latest press release, they are in the process of divesting all non-core assets to concentrate on the iron ore business (which is in a slump right now).
Looks like the sales will continue until complete.
And another 450,000 today.
Maser,
Someone always knows something Qpublic does not.
That's how the money is made.
JMHO
What are you seeing?
Another weak hand shaken out at the lows; their loss.
Got burned big time at the "Ring of Fire"
Can they even sell that property?
1 cent on the dollar?
GOOD LUCK.
Spartex,
Tis the season.
Stooge,
This is traditionally the time of year when management drops some sort of bomb on the shareholders.
Another financing?
More delays?
Who knows?
And we still have a long way to go until some sort of cash flow and profitability.
I think the Company will add another 100 million shares in 2015 just to stay a going concern.
And issue more cheap options to management?
Same old story, different year.
JMHO
River,
Great technology but a lousy stock to own.
Good luck with that. They are the drivers. The rest of us are only along for the (bumpy) ride.
Stooge,
The Fed policy has never been about boosting growth in the real economy and creating more jobs (its official justification) but is instead directed to funding the financial parasitism that has become such a central feature of the global capitalist economy.
The Fed’s financial assets together with it's increased holdings in the Bank of Japan and the Bank of England are now greater in size than the entire US budget and larger than the gross domestic product (GDP) of Germany, the world’s third largest economy.
Asset inflation as a money multiplier seems to be the new norm in the global banking industry for quick and easy profits.
And they will take it anywhere in the world they can find it.
JMHO