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The new discovery announced today is located 650 Km from the Kokoda Track, shouldn't be any heritage problems with this one.
Hi, Young_Trader do you think there is still a high risk that this will not move forward based on where it's located or do you think this has now moved on.
Thanks
Oh dear,
I day traded this stock today, but am posting for newbies so they don't get burnt!
FNT or TasGold as it was formerley known as has an Inferred Resource of 85Mt @ 0.4% Cu + 0.6g/t
The ann they released is based on a 120Mt Deposit IE IT ASSUMES A 40% INCREASE IN THE RESOURCE BASE!
Now looking at the conseravtive long term forecast 12 Mt p.a. scenario it predicts a NPV of $60m us or $90m AUD
But wait it requires over $300m AUD Capital to get the project going,
Sure the figures stack up on the current prices assumption but I think they are a bit too high for LT
Also it must be understood their deposit is 85Mt Inferred not a Measured 120Mt as this report assumes!
Very dodgey to release such an ann, can't believe ASX let them do it,
You've been warned!
Great ann but wayyyy to risky for me,
How can people punt a stock that has a deposit (good by world standards) in an area of such Australian importance that our PM and other polies will clearly never allow it to be developed,
Veterans Affairs Minister Bruce Billson "has been informed by Frontier Resources that the exploration drilling will be low impact, will take place one to five kilometres east of the Kokoda Track and that none of the activity will affect the track itself."
Despite these assurances, the Australian High Commission in Port Moresby is looking into the details of the exploration licence.
PM vows to protect Kokoda from mining
Friday Sep 29 18:44 AEST
Prime Minister John Howard has vowed to do all he can to stop gold mining along the Kokoda Track and protect a site precious to Australia's history and national identity.
Howard has sent a high-level delegation to Papua New Guinea to inspect the site where Gold Coast-based company Frontier Resources plans to extract an estimated $1.3 billion worth of gold.
There is a slide on the back on the back of more shares issued at 13c, but the fundamentals of the main project are still sound, not sure when the cutoff date for the prospectus was but I thought it was over until these private placements.
Yes this one is very violate stock but at this stage the volatility are upwards.
What the share price will be in worst scenario? I think is 8 cents. What do you think? So i believe the chance of falling now is high, but there is not much room.
Ta FNT has strong support around 12c, (if someone could post up a chart for Ta to see that would be great) it only ever briefly drops below 12c, on a 1 year candle chart 12c has seen solid buying, so I'd say 12c is your downside risk, meaning buying around 12c is fairly safe
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