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Lol...they'll learn J. Any how... Why are u fighting so much for news timing and order... U know we'd never be privy to that info and even if we were we'd hardly be posting in on a public forum. And yes the good Dr and I staff are expert TA technicians who would not be interested in the FA you are hurling at them and it's the last thing i's be pitching to them just as they wouldn't expect my to digest their TA.

I am long and u r gone and traders will trade and TON will become a world class graphite producer and ironically a first mover of the new breed of graphite 'MEGA' producers.

Tomorrow we'll get a good indication of where we are in the cycle below and by Xmas should be well into the 3rd stage. Keep in mind TON has been progressing at twice the pace.

Cycle of a Successful Junior Miner

Firstly it makes sense to look at the generic model that is shown for successful junior mining companies. A model for this is shown in the image below.


As the illustration above shows, as the junior mining company progresses through exploration to development and then onto production, the perceived risk falls. That is because numerous barriers to production are removed, including economic viability of the deposit, and the ability to finance construction of the buildings and machinery required to actually produce. The initial share price rise within stage 1 can be particularly extreme dependent upon the size of mineral deposit targeted. Of course, at the point of exploration, the actual true size of the deposit is unlikely to be known, hence speculators often purchase in the hope that a deposit of greater size than previously forecast, is identified.

http://www.theel1tetrader.com/2015/05/common-junior-miner-pitfalls.html

KL - yes mountains have bumps.