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sweetdwilly

02/22/23 11:01 AM

#13978 RE: spartex #13977

All speculative. As I stated in previous message shares have been handed out to board/management that was addressed if you go back and read. Again they have product. Are you saying the product has no value. Of course someone is going to be compensated for acquiring $hundreds of millions of dollars in investors. What makes you think they will be taking out loans? These are all speculative questions. Brent doesn't answer anything about phase 2 financing but he has mentioned cash will be there when needed to go. Phase projects are phase projects meaning they are done in phases. Whole point. I know about your fiber optic virtual world investment and I know when you sold. I have bought and sold here countless times and made a butt load of cash and plan to make a butt load more. That is only reality I know. I am not going to take a sky is falling investment strategy. That being said as inflation rises so will the price of graphite matter of fact you should probably research the coming demand for graphite alone with cobalt, nickel and lithium. research how much lithium has gone up in past 15 years and it will answer your questions more in my opinion. We dont just own worthless dirt. Vanadium is just icing on the cake but to even focus on that now isn't even realistic. One step at a time. Just like everyone questioned how they going to finance phase 1. Yet it happened with ease for both amounts. Investors bought more and are heavily invested. NSRCF$$

sweetdwilly

02/22/23 11:05 AM

#13979 RE: spartex #13977

To add to the whole subject what is the point of investing if you dont think the company has product and potential to be cash flow positive? Are you saying NSRCF will go bankrupt? I dont understand any of the questions at all. This can be a short term/mid term/or long term play all require different investment strategies. Your questions seem to be long term and if so long term is golden in my opinion. Billions of dollars in resource no brainer. NSRCF$$