Niocorp Developments Ltd (NB)

[The_Gman]

I'm not here to fight long lost battles or comfort the wounded but I'm happy to share what I learn if it helps. I'm on a mission to put a star on top of my retirement Christmas tree. If I had been concerned about the reasons that stocks go up and down since they started trading in 1602, I could have walked away green 9 days ago.

https://www.oldest.org/technology/stock-exchanges

I didn't sell. I CHOSE not to, I'm not a day trader. No one held a gun to my head and made me hold shares when there was nothing propping them up. I made a choice to stay and dive in even deeper based on my research and that of others who would rather educate than demean. Many here have tried to share their research and that positivity and are met with same negative comments every day. I'll say it again, I don't think Mark is the best guy to lead us into the future...BUT (and it's a big BUT!), if he pulls all these threads together (NioCorp. IBC, Vanadium, Recycling etc.) into a beautiful Vicuña sports coat, I'll wear it his coronation.

https://www.masterclass.com/articles/vicuna-wool-guide in case you don't know what it is

I'm buying, so $1.20 in the next couple of weeks? I like it!. Was the SPAC a bad deal that he maybe bought into because, at the time, it may have looked like the best option? We're still 3+ years from production at best. Maybe people move on? How are people trading mining stocks? Do they watch daily commodity price swings? I have no clue because this is the only one I have and prices 3 years from now have no relevance to me since governments know they're behind the 8-ball, they need these things and they're actively engaged in pricing in their safe and secure production along with ESG. Private industry is scrambling to try and meet the demand and global unrest is a thing under Brandon. I am singularly focused on the real possibility of imminent funding and subsequent production. I think the more important question is why do you think the price keeps going down? Do you think it's going down because someone has inside info that EXIM isn't going to happen? By the way, explain the negative impact of de-listing from TSX (genuinely curious) when it saves them money and there's no overwhelming reason to be there. Everything I see is green lights but I can wait 4 years if I have to.

Regarding REEs in 2021 - you would have to know that they're profitable to include them in processing and an already very expensive FS, and until recently, China was controlling sources and pricing. That's all changing through legislation and funding and ESG and global demand and supply chain security and green energy and and and. Canada seems to be even more focused on this than the U.S. but I think the message is getting out.

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