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Re: es1 post# 146426

Sunday, 03/01/2015 11:07:01 AM

Sunday, March 01, 2015 11:07:01 AM

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My guess is the investors are slow to commit large amounts of capital in return for Sarissa shares with the imminent spin of the major asset into a new entity as a taxable dividend.

There's a balance of risk factored gain against the offsetting loss. I know your opinion, but I consider long term risk factored gain so the RS argument doesn't worry me much. Contrary to some other opinions, I consider the shell as an offsetting loss when I do my math.

I'm not concerned about the setbacks on resource classification. They are reasonable and well communicated... They can all be overcome with a couple more holes drilled. I think the effort is on the right track -- if not more so than in the past then at least we know more about the plan and the progress than we did.

I understand why we need to spin soon and why it is required to do the right thing for those committing the major financing to move forward.

I hear the hints that there are some low probability speculative "jackpot" opportunities in the wings that take us to PEA fast.

Dan has been in attack mode since the beginning. Steps still seem logical toward building Sarissa into an entity that could compete with Taseko or Niocorp.