YML - Yilgarn Mining
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Has now hit 50c!
Get ready for the ride! This share will skyrocket once the announcement, which is due any day, comes out!
Get ready for the ride! This share will skyrocket once the announcement, which is due any day, comes out!
I have had the same thoughts myself..... I'd imagine it'd be around 20-22c, mind you I know very little about T/A
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The 100,000 options for 19.5c have now disappeared too.
The cheapest now avaliable are at 25c.
Someone is grabbing everything that is available at almost any price. They want this tightly held stock badly!
Sounds like the Carr-Boyd announcement will be good!
The cheapest now avaliable are at 25c.
Someone is grabbing everything that is available at almost any price. They want this tightly held stock badly!
Sounds like the Carr-Boyd announcement will be good!
Let hope so! Otherwise it'll be interesting to see how hard YML falls back to earth!
0.51 now
only 134,000 shares between 0.51 and 1.00..... scary!
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You guys never cease to amaze me, If Carr boyd ends up a dud lol, right, sometimes I wonder why I bother trying to enlighten others
Keep up the ifs buts and maybes, here's another one, I wonder what would happen if the Y fell off YML ? ?
Keep up the ifs buts and maybes, here's another one, I wonder what would happen if the Y fell off YML ? ?
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I should ad my comments are directed to those who refer to Carr Boyd as a 'dud' or as being 'bad' or having negative results,
A positive NPV is a positive NPV gentleman, you can discuss and put forth concerns on say how big Marilliana will be, if they'll find a viable extraction route for Irwin Hills or even exactly how profitable Carr Boyd will be but unless I've (as well as the experienced Pato's analysts) missed something Carr Boyd is a goer, the uncertainty is just how profitable it will be.
So how about some analysis like what I've been doing from day 1 instead of "hey what if?"
A positive NPV is a positive NPV gentleman, you can discuss and put forth concerns on say how big Marilliana will be, if they'll find a viable extraction route for Irwin Hills or even exactly how profitable Carr Boyd will be but unless I've (as well as the experienced Pato's analysts) missed something Carr Boyd is a goer, the uncertainty is just how profitable it will be.
So how about some analysis like what I've been doing from day 1 instead of "hey what if?"
I don't think it'll be a dud but even if it was [unlikely] they have the marillana iron ore prospect with 96 square KM in the Fortesque Valley,with drilling to start in mid June just 4 weeks away!
hey YT, i support ur view on the CB project. its js there are ppl want to have an exit strategy, and preparing for the worst, it doesnt mean they r losing faith in the project. theres a saying that a knife as two sides, the sharp and the blunt side, so i guess some ppl like to see things different to you n i.
3 veiws of a secret
3 veiws of a secret
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On a positive note, here I am sitting and thinking shall I wipe the 11K @ 51 cents off, while others are trying to find time bargain hunting. Ye of little faith.
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Nothing wrong with taking some profits here and there and having a balanced view, but you can't possibly refer to an NPV positive project as being a dud, or no good etc
If YML was drilling to find something then u could say, what if the results are a dud?
Carr Boyd will be profitable, but just how profitable is the question
I doubt the stock will correct below 40c/42c now, that will be clear support IMO, where as upside I have no idea how high it can go, still no real selling, just buying,
If YML was drilling to find something then u could say, what if the results are a dud?
Carr Boyd will be profitable, but just how profitable is the question
I doubt the stock will correct below 40c/42c now, that will be clear support IMO, where as upside I have no idea how high it can go, still no real selling, just buying,
I have no doubt in my mind that Carr-Boyd will be profitable. What I am referring to though is whether the announcement will match the markets expectations, and if it is below that mark, how much of the expected positive announcement has already been factored into the sp.
Call it inexperience, but when a stock rises this fast it is tough to not think of selling! But I'm holding strong here
Call it inexperience, but when a stock rises this fast it is tough to not think of selling! But I'm holding strong here
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56c has now been taken out!
Where will this stop?
Someone really wants these shares and is buying them up at virtually any price.
Could even push up to 70c today
Where will this stop?
Someone really wants these shares and is buying them up at virtually any price.
Could even push up to 70c today
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The options on offer at 25c are a bit od a bargain at 6c below the price of the heads, and with four weeks or so to pay the balance of 25c!
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I don't share that view at all. It is my view that someone is just jumping the line and wants to sell theirs first. They probably are not too concerned about that extra .01 cent.
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This is unbelievable I just wet my pants
I bought in again at 40 a week ago and was wondering if I was premature but obviously not.
With nickel at 52000 now and expected to surge way higher this could keep gaining even after the news, and the more nickel goes up the more feasible the reopening of the mine.
I bought in again at 40 a week ago and was wondering if I was premature but obviously not.
With nickel at 52000 now and expected to surge way higher this could keep gaining even after the news, and the more nickel goes up the more feasible the reopening of the mine.
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Hey guys loving the recent run.
I just have a few queries about the mining costs for CB. Wondering if anyone else had any idea.
In my very amatuer opinion, stage 1 (open pit) should require very little capex yet it yields only 900t ni.
Stage two while being underground already has previous access to it through WMC shafts (1970's). They may require a some capex to become workable again. No idea on a number figure though. Stage three to me looks like virgin territory and would therefore require lengthening the shaft so maybe considerable capex. However the upside of an open resource is also available. Stage one should fund stage 2 and so on. there will be no need to raise funds.
The absence of a mill may also limit the net proceeds of contained nickel sold as ore to less than 60% of market value.
As pato's argue i believe the market may have fully priced in CB however that leaves the Marillanna elephant as a free oppie. I'm with YT (love you research mate) on this one being the big money spinner.
Just a few numbers to consider.
Good luck to all holders. I'm riding this stock to finish line. No early exits.
Gundi
I just have a few queries about the mining costs for CB. Wondering if anyone else had any idea.
In my very amatuer opinion, stage 1 (open pit) should require very little capex yet it yields only 900t ni.
Stage two while being underground already has previous access to it through WMC shafts (1970's). They may require a some capex to become workable again. No idea on a number figure though. Stage three to me looks like virgin territory and would therefore require lengthening the shaft so maybe considerable capex. However the upside of an open resource is also available. Stage one should fund stage 2 and so on. there will be no need to raise funds.
The absence of a mill may also limit the net proceeds of contained nickel sold as ore to less than 60% of market value.
As pato's argue i believe the market may have fully priced in CB however that leaves the Marillanna elephant as a free oppie. I'm with YT (love you research mate) on this one being the big money spinner.
Just a few numbers to consider.
Good luck to all holders. I'm riding this stock to finish line. No early exits.
Gundi
