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Dead On Arrival

10/31/22 11:31 AM

#85916 RE: Skiluc #85914

You can jump right in my friend. I am buying lots of 10000 this morning and it appears you can buy whatever you want in the 81 cent range.

Demolition Man

10/31/22 11:47 AM

#85919 RE: Skiluc #85914

Well as long as Jimmy simms is our PR guy you could have years to load up or in a mines life timeframe lol. I would love to see how he earns his $272,910 part time salary for "$NIOBF" not the 2 other companies he works for lol. $NIOCORP is very lucky to have Elon Musk type visionaries running this company LMAO!!
Question for all the experts: How can $NIOCORP afford to pay these super high salaries when we do not even have a product to sell yet? Or better yet we lose money every month just to keep the lights on? Thank GOD for us loyal and hard working longs who helped get Niocorp to the next level so we can get sand kicked in our faces at the beach lol. Silver lining though...Mark said we have some 'MAJOR competitive tension" going on lol.

https://www1.salary.com/NIOCORP-DEVELOPMENTS-LTD-Executive-Salaries.html

NavyHusker

10/31/22 12:46 PM

#85940 RE: Skiluc #85914

You want "4 months under a dollar"? It has been under US$1/share for a decade.

It is long past time.

MaxzMillionz

10/31/22 2:48 PM

#85950 RE: Skiluc #85914

I like the way you have already grasped where this investment is heading. NioCorp has always been a long-term play that will start to pay off when the mine is in production. We finally have a clear path to production, and traditional investment strategies will take over. There is no need for hype-driven temporary gains. The potential here has never been to make money by selling on the hype. That has been clear in how management approached this since I discovered the investment eight-plus years ago.

This mine's construction will start next year. I predict this is the stage where the investors that see the potential in the mine will make lots of long-term money.

The shareholders looking for a Molycorp-type meteoric rise will likely leave, and the true longs will ride this up—Goodbye, penny stock gamblers. It's time to get real.