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Is the question - ASX listed when they can mine in Australia or ASX listed that can mine global?
kennas said:What stage is this at, mmmmming? JORC, close to infrastructure, workforce??....NT is good.
2010 seems to be the first anyone can mine in Australia to me. Going to be interesting to see what happens to the sport price when all these extra mines are on the go by 2012 ish.
ASX listed, for either domestic or oversea project, or both.robandcoll said:Is the question - ASX listed when they can mine in Australia or ASX listed that can mine global?
kennas said:What stage is this at, mmmmming? JORC, close to infrastructure, workforce??....NT is good.
2010 seems to be the first anyone can mine in Australia to me. Going to be interesting to see what happens to the sport price when all these extra mines are on the go by 2012 ish.
mmmmining said:If you believe what Kate said, URA should produce yellowcake in 2008. But so far she does not show her hands yet, and still suck the blood of average Joe, and try to get most out it for her little baby, Discovery Minerals or something.
Here is another one, CTS in 2009, aimed by the end of 2007, can you believe it. Anyway, Just remember CTS can only have 64% of what ever there (80%x80%). The rest belong to RRS, and another local party. For example, if the resource is JORC 2694t, CTS will have about 1800t.
CTS has a small deposit hosted with volcanic rocks in Peru, possibly with heap leaching with 85% recovery. Further drilling to upgrade the resources is underway, So CTS in 2009
Sorry, insider, Range will retain a 15% interest. So CTS can only get 65%. (Ann on 2 May 06. Do you have updated info?insider said:CTS are in a good position with the Peruvian government by their side... CTS have upto 80% owner ship on that site the rest is owned by the government of Peru
CTS sounding good. Someone please remind me on Monday. (I'm out for 4 days)insider said:CTS are in a good position with the Peruvian government by their side... CTS have upto 80% owner ship on that site the rest is owned by the government of Peru
mmmmining said:Sorry, insider, Range will retain a 15% interest. So CTS can only get 65%. (Ann on 2 May 06. Do you have updated info?
insider said:THANKS FOR THE CORRECTION... NAH I HAVEN'T UPDATED MY INFO I'VE BEEN DISTRACTED BY SCHOOL AND BY A GAY MIDDLE AGED MAN THAT LIKES TO STALK ME IN A PINSTRIPE SUIT... NO FOOLING WHAT A FREAK!!! I HOPE HE ISN'T GOING TO BOTHER ME ANY MORE OTHERWISE I'LL KICK HIS A$$
insider said:THANKS FOR THE CORRECTION... NAH I HAVEN'T UPDATED MY INFO I'VE BEEN DISTRACTED BY SCHOOL AND BY A GAY MIDDLE AGED MAN THAT LIKES TO STALK ME IN A PINSTRIPE SUIT... NO FOOLING WHAT A FREAK!!! I HOPE HE ISN'T GOING TO BOTHER ME ANY MORE OTHERWISE I'LL KICK HIS A$$
Sorry, insider, we don't want to know what you have done in that long 40 min... . Eat yellowcake?insider said:NOW THAT I THINK ABOUT IT HE MAY HAVE CONFUSED ME FOR A MALE PROSTITUTE... THE AREA I WAS IN IS NOTORIOUS FOR THAT STUFF... HE STILL STALKED ME FOR 40 MINUTES THOUGH...
ANYWAY BACK ONTO TOPIC!!!!
mmmmining said:Sorry, insider, we don't want to know what you have done in that long 40 min... . Eat yellowcake?
insider said:What I'd like to know is what will happen in the short term... If investors have to wait from April 2007 until the year 2010 and eventually 2012, what will investors do during that time?
2) Investors pull out driving the price down because there isn't as much speculation and not much going on for the next 2 - 4 years
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Jimminy said:Insider, I would use FMG as an example here. Their work has been in the pipeline for the past few years and they are still not producing, yet we see a $22+ sp.
I believe that explorers who begin to realise their goal of achieving production through consistent announcements over the coming years will continue to appreciate in value just as Fortescue has.
The long term trend is there for U explorers over the next 3-4 years.
I don't think we will see investors going away as too many countries plan to build nuclear power stations, and the production deficit already exists.
I hold a number of advanced U explorers for the long term and although I have taken a haircut of recent times (with my profit) I have not sold any, yet continue to buy.
mmmmining said:Too much gay male talk. Since gay male does not produce yellowcake, or a baby, we should forget about it. Sorry, Insider.
Here is a summary:
URA: 2008
UKL, CTS: 2009
CMR, EQN, TOE, WHE: 2010
AGS, PNN: 2011
SMM: 2010-2012
MTN: 2012
All of them are guesstimated under 10 years. Of course, with a lot of optimistic.
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