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Re: g-ianni post# 36473

Tuesday, 07/13/2010 2:04:25 PM

Tuesday, July 13, 2010 2:04:25 PM

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Thats what I'm waiting on G, until SGCP can produce gold and diamonds all year long there will always be a long rainy period.

It was last Sept that the company became involved in the CC market.

As their development and participation progressed the stock price surged but not in any small part to the Carbon Market itself.

If the Copenhagen Accord had not crashed on the subject a Universal Carbon Market could have been accepted.

I believe the follow up Conference is in Mexico In Nov this year and I see several other key conferences in and around that time.

The Carbon Market starts to build at the height of the Rainy Season

At least last year and this year anyway.

The article I posted on Kenya I found extremely interesting as they are not waiting for investors to buy their Projects, they are developing their own Platform to sell Projects themselves.

This should cause direct competition to the European Market and CC buyers can bypass Europe and buy directly from the Nations creating CC's.

I think it would take SGCP finding a basketball sized gem quality diamond or a two foot thick solid gold vein to generate as much positive reaction to the forward sale of even one of our CC projects.

The Revenue potential from even SL1 is astronomical in comparison to current and past gold Revenues.

To produce eight digit Revenues in gold production will take literally over 500 lbs of gold extraction before expenses and JV cuts of profits.

It will likely take 1000 lbs of gold to generate low 8 digit income from gold after expenses, JV shares and taxes.

Maybe we only need a volleyball sized diamond and a 0ne foot thick gold vein after all.

THe 8 digit income from SL1 does not include the value of pulp, lumber, charcoal or biomass Revenues.

They are all extra Revenue producers.

The CC market may have cooled after Copenhagen but it is starting to build again IMHO.

Global economics is the largest hurdle as Nations struggle to emerge and grow out of a monstrous Recession.

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