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YOUNG_TRADER said:I just finished doing some research,
I feel sorry for anyone selling right now as I expect 2 More great Announcements in the next 3 weeks,
If you look carefully at ther ann of 26th July you'll note that it stated Infill drilling was being completed for NJAME North AND NJAME South todays ann was for North,
So THERE WILL DEFINATELY BE ANOTHER ANN SHORTLY RE NJAME SOUTH INFILL results
Secondly, Intial Aircore drilling was completed in July for Njame North and South, 2 months later Njames North's infill results are released, my bet is they are nearing completion of the resource estimate and it will be released quite soon, before the end of September IMO, as it doesn't take that long to do once you've got the assays back.
I believe Njame North will be around 5Mt grading 0.03-0.04% for 3.3Mlbs- 4.4Mlbs of Uranium, this is a rough guess at the inferred Resource to be released for NJAME NORTH ONLY (My guess is based on an avg grade of 0.04-0.05% as significant interepts and a tested a strike size of 1km by 1km)
Given that we can expect Njame South Infill results soon, its resource estimate won't be too far off, again I'm estimating a 7.5Mt-10Mt deposit avg 0.02-0.03% (My estimates are based on avg grades of 0.03-0.05% as significant intercepts in Aircore need to see infil, but tested strike is about 2km by 1km ie 2x Njame North)
EVE Mkt Cap = Under $20M
Deposits = 2 so far probably 5Mt each grading 0.03 - 0.04%
So say 10Mt@0.035% = 8Mlb'S U
VS
OMC Mkt Cap = Close to $100m
Very Advanced Deposits, 2 big ones of 6Mt each grading 0.04%
Roughly 11mLbs of Uranium with a good confidence levels,
Well suppoted and cash backed by Instos
Clearly if my estimates are right EVE has room to move
Lets see if I'm right
YOUNG_TRADER said:can't believe mkt doesn't rocket this,
Morgan said:hmm....
strange also that the ALB queues at the moment are pretty much all sellers with almost no turnover today.
hector said:Hi Guys,
What does a placement mean? Is it options being converted to shares, or institution selling large holding, or company issuing more shares, or what?
sydneysider said:A valuation of A$5 pound for U 4.8 million pounds of reserves at Kariba sounds awfully low for an open pittable, very shallow resource that is open at depth and in three directions. At US$53 pound for spot U maybe a very conservative valuation might be US$5.30 / A$6.89 pound = A$33.3 million, then throw in a "market value of say A$20 million" on the U claims and targets around Kariba and other U claim blocks cash and other assets owned by EVE and we get a valuation of A$53.3 million or 35.5 cents per share.
sydneysider said:These claim blocks are high quality for U, OMC next door at Kariba is around 13 million pounds of U with lots of targets. There must be a reason for the massive disparity, the market knows and we are in the dark.
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