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YML - Yilgarn Mining

Man I gotta start looking at the oppies of the stock that I consider massively undervalued.. never traded oppies but they look like a nice place to make/break a fortune.

 
Just on the Byro Project (prospective for nickel and copper), Mithrill will be spending $2 million to earn 51% of this project. To go to 70% Mithrill will spend an additional $10 million. Mithrill must be pretty keen to be proposing to spend this much on YML's project. Take into account YML's cash levels and Mithrill's JV proposal on this project alone (up to $12 million), the combined figures could add up roughly to YML's market cap on this project alone when added to YML's cash levels of around $4.5 million.
YML's 100% owned East Sunrise |Project also looks interesting on the basis of previous historical exploration results (e.g 14m at 10.2 g/t gold). Other mining companies could float on the basis of these 2 projects alone.
Its amazing how YML also has its nickel and copper interests as well as the Marillana Iron Ore Project which as YT has already stated could well be the spec killer.
I intend holding both my shares and options for a while yet. The potential is great on many fronts.
DYOR
 
watsonc said:
What will YML do today. Consolidate further? Hold its position? Lose ground?

YT said that it has blue sky potential when it goes past 27 cents (its previous record high). I agree with his comments. After such a strong 40% on Monday on a very weak day for the market, yesterdays move was a positive in my opinion. It finished up for the day and didn't give back any of the day's previous days gain. Hopefully, another positive day is looming.
DYOR
 
watsonc said:
What will YML do today. Consolidate further? Hold its position? Lose ground?
YML opened up at 30 cents. Current quotes are 29.5/30c.
DYOR
 
watsonc said:
What will YML do today. Consolidate further? Hold its position? Lose ground?
You now have the answer. Seems to have run out of buyers. No real keen sellers yet but the stop loss arrangements of the day traders are about to come into play if some buying does not emerge soon.
 
nioka said:
You now have the answer. Seems to have run out of buyers. No real keen sellers yet but the stop loss arrangements of the day traders are about to come into play if some buying does not emerge soon.
Its looking a bit weak at present following its recent strong rise. This stock still has good potential though.
DYOR
 
gordon2007 said:
I think if there is another low then I might just have to buy into it.
Its now down to 24 cents on very thin volume. So the predicted blue sky potential may have to wait a little while.
DYOR
 
nioka said:
Now is your chance!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Buying starting to increase at 24.5c with sellers at 26c. A fall on low volume may not be a real sign as to where its heading. Recent up days have been on high volume.
DYOR
 
In regards to post #202 by youngtrader, what on earth does all that mean?

Can anyone put that information into laymans terms.
 
greggy said:
Its now back up to 27c. What a ride.
DYOR

That was me - Wish I got it at .24 - It's a red day for resources, relatively low vol for yml so I figure I might as well top up before the ann comes out
 
gordon2007 said:
In regards to post #202 by youngtrader, what on earth does all that mean?

Can anyone put that information into laymans terms.

The post by Y_T is excellent and the only but is, that $4.5 million in the bank is a paltry sum where mining development is concerned. Markets are turning negative on miners, though YML has a balance through being in the best sector "Iron Ore". Development of a mine may cost $50 - $65 million for an open-cut mine and very much more where Longwall or Underground mining is concerned. Partners etc., may chip in some but more needs to come from somewhere.
 
mrWoodo said:
That was me - Wish I got it at .24 - It's a red day for resources, relatively low vol for yml so I figure I might as well top up before the ann comes out
Welcome aboard. Most of its turnover today has been at the 29-30c mark.
DYOR
 
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