It definately does show the potential of the area. I havnt read up heavily enough to comment too far into this one but based off historics isnt the resource over a 1.2 by 1 km area? Im pretty sure the anomoly shows its much bigger than this? Anyway I'm not in them but like I said its all good for Bannermans Botswana tenements anyway so it's all good.
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the barry said:
When the iron is hot....hit up those who believe for more cash
dodgers said:
yeah, i have been in since the 70 cent mark, have sold 1/4th of my stock today and will probably dump the rest tomorrow. I'm happy to double my cash and run. Only reason is i'm really not sure how much upside is left in this stock.
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yes i sold out of it but bought back into it after not giving it a chance and lacking patience 
Seems to be affected by PDN Takeover offer of SMM in a big way today so will hold as more money may flow into this one on speculation.
Seems to be affected by PDN Takeover offer of SMM in a big way today so will hold as more money may flow into this one on speculation.
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Strength ... Was only stock in my Portfolio that finished green today after the asx crash.
Let's hope it's not a late crasher. With Chinese Market up again hopefully it will be ok tomorrow.
Let's hope it's not a late crasher. With Chinese Market up again hopefully it will be ok tomorrow.
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Looks like James Dines has a lot of followers in Aussie land. Two recent recommendations are both ended higher when the rest of uranium stocks are in pool of bloods.
I guess James might have got the ACB's placement at $1:10, and he or his associates are behind WMT's move from Feb to Mar.
I think it is better to bet with him, instead of against him. But how can he see things which I cannot see???
I guess James might have got the ACB's placement at $1:10, and he or his associates are behind WMT's move from Feb to Mar.
I think it is better to bet with him, instead of against him. But how can he see things which I cannot see???
I have taken the opportunity to switch my ACB into paladin today. I can't see any reason as to why ACB has not been affected by the downturn. I guess maybe someone knows something i don't. Still, happy to switch my acb at 1.54, to paladin at 7.55.
the barry said...
"I can't see any reason as to why ACB has not been affected by the downturn. I guess maybe someone knows something i don't."
the answer is in the post before yours....I've been watching both WMT and ACB closely, and the results have been as I expected....much more upside in both of these....the shortsighted will sell, of course....
"I can't see any reason as to why ACB has not been affected by the downturn. I guess maybe someone knows something i don't."
the answer is in the post before yours....I've been watching both WMT and ACB closely, and the results have been as I expected....much more upside in both of these....the shortsighted will sell, of course....
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Don't fight against Mr Market. It hurts.
Don't like it, don't think about it, don't talk about it. Mr Market always try to fool you.
Here I try to convince you that the power of James Dines is equal to Mr Market in uranium stock speculation ATM, although his power will not last forever.
If you have never heard of him, just try to so an internet search, to find his speech, and prediction, to get to know his power.
Don't like it, don't think about it, don't talk about it. Mr Market always try to fool you.
Here I try to convince you that the power of James Dines is equal to Mr Market in uranium stock speculation ATM, although his power will not last forever.
If you have never heard of him, just try to so an internet search, to find his speech, and prediction, to get to know his power.
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And this from the Age today;
under the heading: Demand for mineral commodities may wane
Vanessa Burrow
March 10, 2007
"Although the index's largest companies, including BHP Billiton, Telstra, Toll Holdings and Tabcorp, were the week's biggest movers, A-Cap Resources, Celtex, Jervois Mining and Incitec Pivot improved the most in percentage terms.
A-Cap Resources, which plans to drill for nickel and copper in Botswana, added 27 per cent in the three days to Thursday, before falling 7 per cent to $1.69 yesterday."
(refer: http://www.theage.com.au/news/business/mineral-commodities-wane/2007/03/09/1173166985640.html)
Still bucking the trend?
under the heading: Demand for mineral commodities may wane
Vanessa Burrow
March 10, 2007
"Although the index's largest companies, including BHP Billiton, Telstra, Toll Holdings and Tabcorp, were the week's biggest movers, A-Cap Resources, Celtex, Jervois Mining and Incitec Pivot improved the most in percentage terms.
A-Cap Resources, which plans to drill for nickel and copper in Botswana, added 27 per cent in the three days to Thursday, before falling 7 per cent to $1.69 yesterday."
(refer: http://www.theage.com.au/news/business/mineral-commodities-wane/2007/03/09/1173166985640.html)
Still bucking the trend?
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Anybody holding this?
Seems to be a quiet achiever. Looks on it's way back up now.
Seems to be a quiet achiever. Looks on it's way back up now.
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