Replies to post #126479 on Sarissa Resources Inc (SRSR)

[supermegadope]

Trying to frame this as some management patience strategy is garbage. You are 100% incorrect on that.

Silly dmbao, it was all part of Scott's master plan. He is 7 steps ahead in the niobium chess game.

[OntaREEo]

Talk about wrong .....

[downsideup]

You have not shown any element of mine to be wrong... because mine is not wrong.

The company has the right approach...

That approach works... even when the things they'd prefer to have happen... don't happen.

Where's the mystery ?

This is not hard.

The company's plan and approach... ensured that "progress" occurred whether HKHE was able to follow through or not...

It's not that the company wanted HKHE to fail and planned to make that failure occur...

It's that the company wanted HKHE to succeed, enabled them in their effort, and still planned to ensure that if they didn't succeed, the project still made progress and moved ahead without them.

This is not rocket science...

That IS HOW EXPLORATION WORKS... as owners of valuable mineral properties enlist others assistance in advancing them...

The risk of failure... was borne by HKHE... and realized by them... while SRSR's interest was advanced rather than harmed... because management have the right approach to mineral exploration.

The result is not "dumb luck"... but management 101...

[es1]

The question I have about this is if HKHE was a Chinese company and the government there basically owns everything. If the people from HKHE couldn't raise the money for such outstanding rocks. Wouldn't the government step in and fund HKHE so they could obtain a world class resource for the empire?

If they didn't step in before why would SOE be able to get the funding? Its acronym says it all. State owned. Why didn't the state step in on the "much better deal" for them with HKHE?