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Mate, I think you might be right. They are running out of cash and with so many exploration plans in hand they need to do it to inject the cash needed. Day traders don't like share placement but med/long term investors don't mind it as its a way to increase market capitalisation.
Even without SPP, we are still happy to see company get the money need, and we don't need to contribute. The more money raised the better.
Thanks Ang for the explanation.
IF I were holding I would probably prefer a SP , that way no need to share IF a really good resource is found.
Rob
Mate, I think you might be right. They are running out of cash and with so many exploration plans in hand they need to do it to inject the cash needed. Day traders don't like share placement but med/long term investors don't mind it as its a way to increase market capitalisation.
Thanks Ang for the explanation.
IF I were holding I would probably prefer a SP , that way no need to share IF a really good resource is found.
Rob
Hang Seng, you think 4.5m is enough?
Look at WMT, they had $5m, spent half of it on roping in BHP and then implemented a placement for $25million.
$5m wouldnt even pay for exploration equipment across a few square kilometres.
Be careful. My research indicates low resources, only 1100t deposits in South Africa, and small resources in the USA. Until they prove sizeable bigger deposits then I won't be interested. Mkt value over 70 million already fully diluted.
Be careful. My research indicates low resources, only 1100t deposits in South Africa, and small resources in the USA. Until they prove sizeable bigger deposits then I won't be interested. Mkt value over 70 million already fully diluted.
Ang, if this is incorrect, then what does your analysis point to? It's an open forum here and everyone can put up their own analysis to be scrutinised by anyone else. Maybe Halba is right.How can you substantiate such a statement??
reg
Ang
Ang, if this is incorrect, then what does your analysis point to? It's an open forum here and everyone can put up their own analysis to be scrutinised by anyone else. Maybe Halba is right.
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