Sold!!! LOL.Halba said:limiting yourself to an initial jorc would be a mistake.....
Buying after a BFS is complete, i'll sell it to you for $15 then kennas
Halba said:its ok kennas. considering the potential EV $3/lb bmn is still good price here. Compare to uranium price it is $80/lb. Not to mention there is a lot of exploration potential.
Also its in namibia you must consider it is very cheap capital/operating cost and rapid to production in that country. it will take years in australia.
In australia you need to do go through govt approvals, native title, Public review process(6 months) & Environmental impact statement, Costlier construction/over engineering to minmise harm, landowner agreements, also potential opposition is there also.
Once it produces it will be just like Rossing or Paladin. If JORC end this yr, BFS next year, Construction end 2008, production is in 2009.
I am nearly up to my target of 100,000 BMN. its nearly 1/5 of my fund now.
Halba said:i got a few CFD trades running. i do some to relieve the boredom. not as profitable but, i hope to improve of course...
Just with blue chips, bit safer they are
Lets just hope BMN performs decently, dun want to be disappointed as these things are risky. Just as a clarification i said i held 100,000, soz that was $100k worth. i don't have that much money lol!
Go Nuke said:LOL...Dont worry about the correction.....my eyes bugged out at seeing the 100,000 bit anyway
People sure sound confident of BNM here
LifeisShort said:If only you bought those 100k worth at 6c year and a half ago. I've learnt one valuable lesson over the last 2 years. If you believe in something don't be afraid to punt big......
Seems to have paid off for some. Its good seeing BMN look quite solid, looking forward to more announcements.
andrew,Go Nuke said:Hey can someone give me the pro's and con's with SMM and BNM.
Share price is similar (however the countries of U deposits are anything but)
appreiciate the feedback
Cheers
Andrew
:microwave
Comments:
re: uranium deposit opportunity
Don\'t know if you are aware but there is a massive potential uranium
deposit in Namibia - Goanikontes - and its owned by an australian company:
Bannerman Resources
What is your opinion of them?
Regards
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Thank you for your suggestion. Cameco monitors the market for
opportunities that fit our strategic objectives and that make sense from a
financial point of view. If there are opportunities out there, you can be
sure that Cameco will evaluate them to determine if they fit with our
strategic and financial objectives.
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Rachelle Girard
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