Replies to post #11983 on Nextsource Materials Inc (NSRCF)

[DT Books]

I agree with Gibbon that this is a mine, timelines don't mean squat and it takes many years which means there are systematic risks to deal with.

Maseraticoupe - lets be friends, we are in this together. Keep the e-mails, worse case scenario they will be handy in a class action suit down the road. I asked Brent today why negotiations led to the private placement price that was released...im still waiting for a response.

Thank You Gibbon for the re-post of that old article on infrastructure. Very relevant.

With analyst firms covering Energizer, we no longer need to do our own number crunching. Has anyone read the Stormcrow report or GMP Capital reports, and is there anything to highlight good/bad? I read the GMP when it first came out, but can't seem to find it. Though little effort to.

PS I didn't think it mattered but fyi I first invested in 2009/2010 at .23 and sold at .65. Then dollar cost averaged from there. Some investment advice: Once you get emotional about your investments, hire an advisor.

[StoogeNo4]

They put the news out when it happened. No doubts about that. Their strategy of putting news out followed by financing after a few days did nothing but crash the stock. That has been their method time and again. At least they waited just a little longer this time after the BFS release.

The promotion needed to be direct to investors; meeting with groups and funds. Nobody knows about this company. Well...after McKinnon was removed, people heard of ENZR. Sprott knew nothing about them until McKinnon was removed and left four mining companies in disarray (their words).

No question that the economy has created a lot of problems. But on the other hand, our graphite competitors have done far better in regard to share structure. Take a look around their websites; you can see that they did a far better job of promoting themselves and keeping investors up to date with news.

Brent never understood it. To him, such things are a waste of time when more important things have to get done. Yes, more important things have to get done. But not paying attention to trivial promotion will cause a share price to fall and then financing at poor terms causes a share price to fall sooner. Eventually, smart investors stay away. I believe that to be what has happened. There is too much risk with management; not the resource. Gibbon, we should have 200 million shares out there; not 350 million (as the case will soon be).