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YML looks interesting. I'll take a closer look at it.YOUNG_TRADER said:Here is what I reckon will be the next JMS
This is not a buy recommendation, all I can say is what I saw with JMS I see hear with YML except I honestly believe management are better at YML, projects are better at YML and Cash in Bank situation is obviously better at YML
YML
Yilgarn Mining
Shares: 60m + 20m 25c 30/6/07 opies
@ 18c Fully Dilluted Mkt Cap = $10m
Has $4.5m in the Bank so no need for funds anytime soon
So your paying $6m for the following projects
Projects
1. Rose Dam
Used this Gold project to generate $6.6m in cash, good cash cow and shows management knows how to get a project going
2. Irwin Hills
JV 40% YML 60% MRE, JORC 20Mt@ 1%Ni (Nickel) + 0.12%Co (Colbat)
High levels of Chloride so having trouble getting MRE to agrre to Toll Treatment at its Murrin-Murrin Plant, although its Laterite Nickel its not that bad as MRE is the Laterite King!
If they can get this Toll Treatement going it will be a real big cash cow!
3. Carr-Boyd
YML earning 51% from TIR (Now part of CSM Cons-Min) can earn up to 90%
JORC 600Kt's@ 1.4%Ni + 0.5%Cu all within 100m of the surface so open pittable!
Using an EV of $5 lb Nickel and $2 lb Cu this first pass JORC gives the deposit an In Ground Value of over $150m
4. Marillana
This project is the SPEC KILLER!
Its an Iron Ore tennement 2kms west of the Brockman Deposit (225Mt@ 60% Fe)
Its old Hamersley Ground who outline a STRIKE OF 10KM's! Grading an avg 60% Fe! Width is probably 500m - 750m and thickness of the Iron Ore is 60m
But Hamersley walked away from it 20years ago becasue the deposit is not at surface
Its covered by 50m of top soil which is bad, but given current Iron Ore prices and the Sheer location of the deposit!
Have a look at the presentations its surrounded by BHP, RIO, FMG and Hancock Mining!
Now this is Elephant Ground
This will be JMS all over again
First Pass drilling has been completed at Marillana so assays should be out soon!
These drill assays need only confirm the grades achieved by Hamersley (58%-62%Fe) and we should have a JORC soon, although it will only cover 1km of the 10km strike
Summary: Tiny mkt cap, off the radar of the mkt, good long term Nickel Projects with good JV partners MRE and CSM, Huge Spec appeal from Iron Ore Grounds
Enjoy!
Looks great YT. Can't put a chart up as Bigcharts doesn't recognise it for some reason.YOUNG_TRADER said:Marillana[/B][/U]
This project is the SPEC KILLER!
Its an Iron Ore tennement 2kms west of the Brockman Deposit (225Mt@ 60% Fe)
Its old Hamersley Ground who outline a STRIKE OF 10KM's! Grading an avg 60% Fe! Width is probably 500m - 750m and thickness of the Iron Ore is 60m
But Hamersley walked away from it 20years ago becasue the deposit is not at surface.
Its covered by 50m of top soil which is bad, but given current Iron Ore prices and the Sheer location of the deposit!
Have a look at the presentations its surrounded by BHP, RIO, FMG and Hancock Mining!
Now this is Elephant Ground
This will be JMS all over again
First Pass drilling has been completed at Marillana so assays should be out soon!
These drill assays need only confirm the grades achieved by Hamersley (58%-62%Fe) and we should have a JORC soon, although it will only cover 1km of the 10km strike
Enjoy!
Had a quick look. Found out that last financial year that YML made a solid profit from the Rose Dam Project, which to me means that they've got good management considering that the company hasn't been listed for long. YML has just over $4.5 million in cash. The iron ore project looks very promising. I'll keep this one on the watch list.YOUNG_TRADER said:Should add that from a tech point of view it appears to be in a channel with support at 13c and resistance at 18c
greggy said:Had a quick look. Found out that last financial year that YML made a solid profit from the Rose Dam Project, which to me means that they've got good management considering that the company hasn't been listed for long. YML has just over $4.5 million in cash. The iron ore project looks very promising. I'll keep this one on the watch list.
As always, DYOR.
I didn't find the other projects to be that interesting for my liking. The iron ore project's potential is very good along with the company's management. Just the same, YML looks terribly UNDERVALUED. The options look like a good bet, but I havn't bought any of them yet.YOUNG_TRADER said:Yep
Also be interested for you to have a look at the Nickel projects and comments,
Other thoughts?
Is the nickel grade a little low? Or is that just in comparison to Kambalda deposits?YOUNG_TRADER said:Yep
Also be interested for you to have a look at the Nickel projects and comments,
Other thoughts?
For my liking it is, but I'm thinking of buying it for the iron ore project. With plenty of cash and good management, it does look interesting considering it low market cap.chops_a_must said:Is the nickel grade a little low? Or is that just in comparison to Kambalda deposits?
Does look interesting though.
Check out the map on their last presentation that shows their tennament surrounded by BHP, RIO, FMG. They are surrounded!!!! No escape. Surely it's not the only piece of turf there that does not hold considerable fe.greggy said:For my liking it is, but I'm thinking of buying it for the iron ore project. With plenty of cash and good management, it does look interesting considering it low market cap.
DYOR
Hi Kennas,kennas said:Check out the map on their last presentation that shows their tennament surrounded by BHP, RIO, FMG. They are surrounded!!!! No escape. Surely it's not the only piece of turf there that does not hold considerable fe.
With a quick look at that chart, if it did break through 18c, would you expect that to become long term support?YOUNG_TRADER said:Should add that from a tech point of view it appears to be in a channel with support at 13c and resistance at 18c
chops_a_must said:Is the nickel grade a little low? Or is that just in comparison to Kambalda deposits?
Does look interesting though.
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