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Well there seems to be some big buy up on FNT this morning.... I think the graph will show some nice movement at the end of today.....has now hit the 13.5c mark.
Interesting to see this move over the last day or two.....
Could this just be the interest YT has generated?:
I bet YT sold this morning.
Either way, It could run and make those oppies worth while.
Could this just be the interest YT has generated?:
I bet YT sold this morning.
Either way, It could run and make those oppies worth while.
ha ha ha I agree .... well YT should start a news letter I know I few people who would buy it....
I already do publish a news letter, well kinda, on ASF and its free, just one of the many benefits of being an ASF memeber
You bet I sold? For what a 10% profit on the heads? a 50% profit on the options? lol I'm going for 25c+ on the heads and about 10c+ on the opies, so if/when it gets to those levels then you might say hey I bet you YT was selling, but not today my friend, not for such small scraps
A chance to top up comes, if you want.
if the price can not close above 13.5c. tomorrow will not be very good for this one.
well all the 13.5 just got cleaned up....could be a good close here today.... lets hope it sets a standard for tomorrow....
I know nothing about FNT, but a bit about PNG - in which 97% of the land is customary tenure - which means PNG Govt has little say about these developments - it comes down to the local people who own the land (lessons from Bougainville) - if FNT have done / are doing their local consultations right then all the best to them - if not, they ignore this at their peril. There will be, and will continue to be local rent seeking - this is a fact of life in PNG - companies have to accept this and include as part of their costs - BHP_Ok Tedi had 100 community development officers employed at one stage on their staff - and I imagine the oil/gas companies in the Sthrn Highlands are the same. I hope for FNT's sake (and yours?) they have PNG experienced people on board... The Aust Govt verbals are unhelpful but not a show stopper... in fact there is political traction in PNG to do the opposite of what Aust wants (post-colonialism etc)Also I spoke with a lawyer today he has over 30yrs experience in PNG, he laughed at the thought of the mining not going ahead at Kodu.
He said PNG depends on mining for like 60% of its income, so unlike Australia it doesn't have the luxury of refusing mining projects, the Aussie Govt would have to offer the PNG gov't the equvalent in royalties for PNG govt to say no to FNT.
He also said PNG can not afford to scare off mining companies, so all in all Aust Gov has a 1 in 100 chance of stopping Kodu if FNT want to develop.
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