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As for IRC having IGV of $1.5 trillion for Vanadium it's worth keeping this in mind;
Present global demand of Vanadium is at 100 000t/pa
Even if IRC held 100% of the global market for Vanadium, it would still take 185 years to exhaust their supply.
You can play with the figures in various ways, but $1.5 trillion IGV doesn't hold as much meaning to shareholder wealth as perhaps it first appears.
As noted in the article in the previous post, oversupply of Vanadium also leads to sharp price falls as the big boys continue to stockpile during the quiet periods to push the little guys out.
In saying that, I hold some IRC as I still believe it's yet to reach true value. Although, it no doubt seems to be getting closer.
Gekko,
When I questioned Michael as to why the company lacked any form of promotion, ie web page, broker support/broker coverage he responded with something along the lines of that he wanted to keep things quiet until he had perfected the process, his main concern was that a major would come along and take out the company before he was able to show true value, but I then commented on how because he owns 30%-40% of the company he could easily block any such move, he agreed with this but then also said that he didn't want others pegging any grounds that contained extensions of Julia Creek, I can't remember 100% but I'm pretty sure he said wither RIO or Xstrata were peggin grounds nearby, or adjacent,
I sorta laughed and said well its not like you need any more ore or tonnes, but then he said that there maybe higher grade ore in adjacent grounds etc etc
At the end of the day I think its a bit irrelvant really, as far as I'm concerned IRC have plenty of ore to process, let the majors peg grounds nearby I say, promote the company so they take a look at IRC, a project of this size and scale NEEDS A MAJORS JV SUPPORT AND ASSITANCE
So IRC is starting to get a bit of media coverage, well its about time, shine the spot light I say
Interesting article Gekko, what wasn't mentioned is that IRC holds shares in Xtract UK and Cambrian Mining so with the incrase in their SP's so to does IRC's NTA increase (ie as with its RWD holdings)
I'll try and do a new NTA tomorrow, its getting late
Yt did you get a chance to work out that new NTA. It should have risen. Should be above word limit now.
Thanks
The pennant discussed here didn't quite make it's projection due to that resistance I feel. Now a new one seems to be formed on a longer term view. Projection is the length of the pole which is .52 ish give or take a cent depending on where you think the base of the pole is and where the break up occurs, if it does. Yesterday's hammer indicated outstanding support IMO.Hey LN! Yep, 35 firmed up as ok support in the short term. A Pole and Pennant starting to form up here. A break to the upside gives a target of around 50 cents. Will probably find some resistance at all time highs just above 45 though. Great volume confirming strong break out.
Well looks like a director has bought some shares errrr well maybe he checked his pockets for loose change and thought hmmm shall I grab lunch or 15k more IRC shares:
Jon Brien bought 15k shares at 40.5c-41c, easy there big Jon:
At least his buying some shares, suppose its better than him selling some
Support, well, um, supported, and breaking up. Would be nice if the text book target is made short term.The pennant discussed here didn't quite make it's projection due to that resistance I feel. Now a new one seems to be formed on a longer term view. Projection is the length of the pole which is .52 ish give or take a cent depending on where you think the base of the pole is and where the break up occurs, if it does. Yesterday's hammer indicated outstanding support IMO.
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