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When is this good news. Today ?? Monday??? Fess Up
I got some nice fills at .50 and .51
I'm PSYCHED
I keep getting hit at .05 gobble gobble it up
Maybe somebody here can help me out. When looking at recent trades at Wallstreetcity.com, when you see At Bid or At Ask what does that mean? Is that the MM's??
Devon Why would today be too soon to purchase more. If NSDM Is undervalued as Walter says, and the news turns out to be earth shattering do you think it makes a difference if you bought it at .058 or .06??
eibanker read Wikki's post 10853
Wouldn't that be a conflict of interest???
Wikki - I don't think W.S. answered
"4. Is Walter Stunder involved in starting a NEW company, that would be in competition with NSDM."
Is this what you are talking about??
Interesting PDF file on Charles Fipke and maybe what A2Gems is refering to:
http://www.es.usyd.edu.au/Geophysics/GeophysicalImaging/restrict/1_Canadiandiamonds.pdf
A2Gems - Most of us investors are not diamond experts nor do we intend to be. We are investors that buy and sell stocks to make money. This is not my only investment either. I am happy for you that you understand all the terminology that goes along with Walters PR and with his discussions but most of us do not. It would be helpful to all of us if you put your information in layman terms. Since you own NSDM stock you too are looking for it to go higher. Well withholding information from us investors is not going to make it go higher. Do you think this stock is only being traded by Gemologists? It will go higher if your information is made available to the rest of us investors. Hell if I knew what you know I might keep adding to my position but I will not add to it just because you say so without stating facts. Grow up man and share the information.
A2Gem - Ever wonder who is asking for this info. I all of a sudden see a lot of new alias'. Maybe MM, maybe not. Based upon observation most of us here are long NSDM and waiting for a nice move up. keeping information from this board may not be as advantageous as you think. You could be supplying the wrong side. I read your posts with interest, as I do with others, but am not really interested in posting my email to you and everyone else. I think you should post your info open for everyone. Yes we all can call Walter every day but how is that doing NSDM any good when everyone is tying up the offices time on repeatative questions. I am fine with a few calling regularly but do you think it is good have 40 people calling once you announce you have information that you do not care to share because of people like Canada Rocks. Think about it.
Devon How do you stick up for someone spreading lies about the company you invested in? How do you know she is a good poster. I think she sucks
Shadera Are you posting false claims???
If you stick to the Tuesday release day most will take it as fluff. Why would Walter hold great news till "Tuesday" when he could release it when found. I am not a great fan of reporting only on Tuesdays.
FORE Playing Through LOL eom
Dan It is always good when you come to this board to straighten things out. When Shadera starts posting
"The truth and fact is NSDM does not own the Shire target either and Walter could flip the deal out anytime he wants to if NSDM is at fault."
the board gets nervous and uncertainty sets in. Obviously Shadera does not have the truth and facts.
Who cares about an audit? Are you for real. They announce they are applying for OTC BB status and are supposed to release financials for 2003. Yes they are a PK sheet stock now but do you think there will ever be any credibility with this stock if Walter can pick and choose which claims go to NSDM and which ones he can keep himself?
I think the temporary float was for us. They know we catch everything and wanted to see if we were on our toes. I guess they are having fun.
Dr I guess I count as 12.5 investors
Shadera don't you think there is a problem with that. Especially since Walter is an insider he would have to disclose this side business publicly. I don't think he would want the audit to disclose this arrangement. That could kill any kind of credability in the future.
I kind of liked seeing float and restricted rather than insiders. Kind of leads me to believe the float would be the difference b/t outst. and insiders - 176,779,995.
Deann I really don't remember but that has always been my feeling anyhow. I am not sure if it belongs there. Seems like it is more cheerleading than factual.
Website must still be changing. I was reading past posts and clicked on end2war's link. i could have swore it list the float as 125+ mio. Now the float is gone. Also 6,000+ shareholders wow. This board is going to get zinging soon.
Maybe that is what Dan and Walter are laughing about. You go exploring for Diamonds but in addition to diamonds they also make a great find with some kind of precious metal. Jackpot!
What's great about metals are they don't need to be cut. Just bring it up
I guess your reasoning wheyher to buy at .046 or .040 depends on the size. But if good news comes out you may look back and kick yourself for not "paying up" .006.
Dan Are you still buying shares. From the way you sound we should all be maxing out on NSDM shares. I know that sounds reckless but seems to be a sure bet. Please be careful. A lot of people reading this board might just be very careless and "bet the ranch".
Doc Are you still long DYN and what do you think??
cocoloco - I took a look at SWYC. The company report sounds interesting. The only thing I was bothered by was the total shares outstanding 2.5 billion. That is a huge amount. It would be hard to justify this stock flying with that kind of outstanding. Just my opinion. I thought their business idea was very interesting and fits well with our Homeland Security.
No Problem ve3avw Have a great day
ve3avw, the date on the interview was a typo. Should read 2004. If you read through this interview Walter talks about Nov 2003 as well as December 2003.
"Always pay attention to details miners!"
Maybe you should read first, shoot later
Sky Just another one of these garbage technical sites. This one is even worse because it deals with hocus pocus candlesticks. I am not saying this because it says SELL neither. I mostly trade based on technical indicators. These are just simple programs.
Huge FG Go Philly
Wacko nice job. Still Bullish?????
mtorian Dan doesn't owe you, me, Firebird or whoever any explanation. This is a message board and if any of us invested in NSDM because of Dan alone shame on them.
If Dan was an employee it would have been a lot more obvious from the start. I believe it is possible Walter slipped with information to Dan during a conversation. Dan would never want to get Walter in trouble nor spread inside information so the only option he has is to wait until the information is released. If I am correct I understand why Dan would not want to post here and about NSDM. I guess just be patient and stop hounding him. Dan did a great job with his exercises teaching some of us something about the diamond industry when we didn't know anything. I believed we were all learning at the same time. Dan included. That is what it seemed like.
Dan - Natives are getting restless
A2Gems Great read. Everyone was quick to dismiss this information but it makes a lot of sense that they wouldn't be making more land acquisitions without something looking very promising. Keep up the good work.
Interesting article in the WSJ today on mining stocks. Given that precious metals prices have been rising the timing may be great for positive PR.
Mining Stocks Take Off Again --- Burned Before, Investors Buy Canadian Exploration Shares
By Mark Heinzl
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6 January 2004
The Wall Street Journal
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(Copyright (c) 2004, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)
Toronto -- MINING STOCKS seldom grab the limelight, or even register on most investors' radar screens. But with commodity prices strong, mining stocks are on a roll.
Canada's little-followed S&P/TSX Venture exchange index, which lists many shares of small mineral-exploration companies, skyrocketed 63% in 2003, outstripping even the Nasdaq Composite Index's 50% surge.
Mining stocks on larger exchanges soared, too. Shares of big Canadian nickel miner Inco Ltd., for example, have more than doubled, and shares of global mining concern BHP Billiton Ltd. have nearly doubled from their lows of last spring, both on the New York Stock Exchange.
Asian demand and low inventories, combined with geopolitical tensions and the slumping U.S. dollar, have contributed to rising metal prices over the past year. Just yesterday, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, uranium miner Cameco Corp. said it is taking advantage of strong gold prices by planning an initial public offering of shares in its gold-mining assets, including a major gold mine in the Kyrgyz Republic and another gold mine in Mongolia. Cameco shares have nearly doubled over the past year amid strong uranium prices.
The factors underpinning metal prices and the shares of major mining companies remain in place, making investors optimistic even after a year of remarkable gains.
But the optimism is taking investors deeper into more-speculative areas. The big activity is now among small mineral-exploration stocks, mostly Canadian and Australian. Some of these companies, typically burning through prodigious amounts of cash as they search for a mineral find, have seen their share prices soar many times over on speculation the companies will find buried riches in remote corners of the globe.
Shares in Ivanhoe Mines Ltd. on the Toronto Stock Exchange, for example, have more than tripled to 10.90 Canadian dollars (US$8.46) from about C$3 in just a few months, giving Ivanhoe a market capitalization of about C$2.7 billion, even though the company has reported nothing but losses from its existing mines for years.
Investing in mineral-exploration stocks is risky business. For every one that soars, many others wilt or even disappear. And the recent rally in exploration stocks means many now have lofty valuations, amplifying the usual risk surrounding this sector. Exploration companies typically have little or no revenue and chew up cash quickly while hunting for a mineral deposit and turning it into a profit-producing mine. The British Columbia Securities Commission recently warned mining companies to "pay close attention to their disclosure requirements and address shortcomings as quickly as possible" or risk regulatory actions.
Mineral-exploration stocks sputtered along for years after the implosion in 1997 of Bre-X Minerals, the Canadian company that claimed a giant find in the Indonesian jungle. Its shares were once valued at billions, but became worthless when its find was exposed as a fraud.
Now, however, investors are once again willing to gamble on the sector.
Take Southwestern Resources Corp. Shares of the Vancouver, British Columbia, mineral-exploration concern have catapulted to C$42.60 on the Toronto Stock Exchange over the past year after ranging between about C$2 and C$6 over most of the previous five years. Investors are excited about the company's drilling results showing gold mineralization at a property in southern China. And Southwestern got a big boost when Denver gold-mining giant Newmont Mining Corp. in October agreed to take a 2% stake in the company and form a joint venture for exploration of Southwestern's silver and gold property in Peru.
Past mining booms have featured big discoveries in remote parts of Canada, South America and Africa. This time Mongolia seems the place to be. Shares of QGX Ltd., a Canadian company searching for gold and other metals in the rugged country north of China have rocketed to C$6.45 from about C$1 on the TSX Venture exchange over the past few months. The shares got a boost after big Toronto gold producer Barrick Gold Corp. recently took a 9.5% stake in the company at C$4 a share.
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