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Doggie, please expand on why stocks are 'sure things' in the future. Ramp otherwise. See ASF posting policies for more guidance. Thanks, kennasThe West Australian had AGO as a speculative buy in today's paper. At $2.50 its hardly a what i would consider a speccy buy, more like a sure thing!
I think the iron ore spec is driving up prices but at the end of the day its the potential producers who can and will be up and mining within the next couple years that will be the winners. Thats why i like AGO they have DSO and magnetite right smack bang in the middle of pilbara near existing infrastructure. Not trying to ramp but realistically its these short term potential producers that will be getting the attention from larger players eg. MMX, BHP and RIO.
Pardoo has a JORC Resource of 10.5mt @ 57.1% Fe. Scoping study figures for Pardoo DSO indicate robust economics from a 4.5 year mine life with operating margins up to $21/tonne and significant room for expansion based on current prices. Located adjacent to road infrastructure and close (75km) to port facilities. No offtake agreements announced at present.
Is it true that AGO only has a 4.5 yr mine life?
Thanks dwf. Perhaps put a smilie with a wink as well next time so I don't get confused. thanks,mate that comment was a bit tongue in check, apologise if you took it as ramping! I am well aware of the AFS rules, cheers.
This is true for a BASE CASE for the Pardoo site, which is 10mt. However it is stated in that same research paper that 25mt @ 55% fe may be present, which would boost mine life to over double, so we are talking 9-10 years. Note that these values are non-JORC and we all look forward to further testing to consolidate size and grades to determine the true mine life. I believe that what they are trying to say is 4.5yrs is the worst case senario.
However that is not where AGO's value is at. Its at its Ridleys Magnetite JORC compliant 853mt @ 37.2% fe which has a 25 yr mine life.
Cheers
The West Australian had AGO as a speculative buy in today's paper. At $2.50 its hardly a what i would consider a speccy buy, more like a sure thing!
Atlas in a trading halt ... Which could be good considering the market will probably take a hit today..
I wonder what is coming, I noticed Merryl Lynch sold some of there stake last week but only a small portion..
Hopefully some good news..
Atlas Iron trading halt; to release resource upgrade
09:22, Monday, November 12, 2007
(taken from NAB online trading)
The West Australian had AGO as a speculative buy in today's paper. At $2.50 its hardly a what i would consider a speccy buy, more like a sure thing!
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