Ann: New Research Report Released, page-73

There it is! The crux of the whole debate! Investors should ask themselves, Do I "Believe" in Volt? Am I "In Love" with Volt? Am I "Blinkered" by their presentations?

Anyone who "Believes" in Volt or any other highly speculative stock is leaving themselves wide open for financial ruin!

I've seen it time and time again. Companies will promote themselves, will urge investors to buy their shares, will promise a big sp and will put out slick presentations right up until the very day before that they go bankrupt! The company directors don't care as they still get paid and have sold all of their shares beforehand!

Volt is still a highly speculative stock with, in my opinion at this stage, a 40% chance of becoming a rich and successful company! People who are buying Volt are taking a calculated gamble that everything will fall into place like the directors have been saying. They should buy the stock only if they put in a stop-loss trigger, may be at 20%? Those who bought in at 12c would not be too comfortable now!

I like the Volt story and I have bought and sold Volt 3 times for a modest profit. But people need to realise that they will need a capital raising soon just to stay afloat, and they will need a huge injection of money if they are to build the mine!

IF, all goes well then Volt has the potential to become a highly successful graphite mining company. The more good news that comes out, the greater the faith that investors will have in Volt, and the less speculative the company will become.

Volt’s sp is determined by investor faith and that faith is just not there at the moment. Volt has no huge contracts signed yet and a lot of financial hurdles to cross.

However as these share prices Volt may be worth a gamble and I am considering buying back into it again. But I will do so with a stop-loss in place. The valuation of 27c a share is laughable. It is far too early to predict that. However 13c a share is more realistic, and if Volt was to achieve that sp then there would be a lot of happy investors around!

The Volt story is a good one and the directors have done all the right things to date to make the company successful. However, as a highly speculative stock people, should not be "In Love" with it and should always remain vigilant and cautious!