RE: A good day8 Dec 2020 19:27
The truth, we are sitting on an absolute multi bagger here if things even begin to go to plan, if they exceed expectations then wow! Yes it’s still in the ground but did the farmer ever get poor from his land when redraw cane knocking. Did he pay for the new build too?
I won’t even consider selling a share from my new additions until a 50 million market cap and will assess what’s new in the public domain. Is that greedy, or selling my self short. We have got an indicated millions of tonnes of indicated good grades across this Namibia project. Mankayan alone holds this £10.5 million cap.
Rampers come in derampers will, yesterday we wasn’t going to clear 15 million warrants and head down, all opinions are entitled but just as things can be over valued things are undervalued.. This is currently way way undervalued in my opinion and offers people an absolutely fantastic opportunity to make some good profit. If we don’t find the undervalue stocks you pay the profit of others.
Eua has an exceptional resource mind blowing stuff in the ground, production is minimal to the best of my knowledge on the smaller project look where it’s gone. Someone wants to buy that value, as long as meat is left on the bone it works for all.
I honestly do believe the re rate here is about to commence everything is lining up perfectly. Of course it could fall on its arse it’s the risk you take bit conservative indications point you to great value in the small print. I’m long and a 50 million market cap as a reassessment point I honestly don’t think is a gamble or greed. Good luck all.