kate hobbs, page-22

Eza buying or selling now is a decision that only you can make.

Personally I am not selling. I think the future looks very good for Uran...but that is my opinion.
I think 'surprises' may be instore re upcoming deals/developments...

Since you asked the question, and you do seem to ask a lot of questions, 'I' would buy at these levels because:

Uranium deal/s and developments imminent.
GWE float 3 weeks away. The chance of Uran announcing 'something' is imo very good.
The recent report said buy up to around 63 cents.
Uranium isnt going away.
Production opportunities on 'some level' will be before 95% of other Uranium hopefuls...I like those odds.
Market cap is too low for the 'potential' here.
Volumes have been low...sellers just arent there.
and...
Goldilocks doesnt like it ;)

Intell I agree, that selldown was a major reason the shareprice was trashed. That decision crippled the share price and it hasnt recovered. To think that person may benefit re GWE doesnt impress me.
Any shareholder has a right to make money...but that person had a responsibility as a major holder and with family on the board, certainly didnt do justice to the 'credibility' of not only the major holders but also family and also Urans status as a future producer.

Those shares could have been sold with a lot more awareness and planning. It was a dump. It halved the shareprice. It diluted the shares unnecessarily.

I would be very wary of being in any company that a person of that calibre held shares in.
May be a a big question mark on GWE and may take with him the legacy of being a reckless major holder that will sell anytime anywhere anyhow with any consequences.

The selldown re URA was ruthless and relentless.
Team player? Professional? Ethical? Dependable?

You be the judge.

All that aside, the Uran story is only just beginning to reveal itsel.
Volumes have dried up.