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Iceman,

You are telling me that the Vanadium deposit is possibly worth $17bill. The fact is GPN is at a marketcap of just over $40mill. The resource is defined, if it is so viable why haven't the institutions got on. Nothing you have said has adequately answered my query. You have a habit of wiriting alot without really saying much. That might cream mojo's pants but it doesn't do much for me.

Some others have given some valid reasons, thanks ventnor and bootleg. You however are just waffling along trying to get kudos from your fellow friends.

The bottom line, and I think we both agree here, is that the vanadium deposit needs alot of work to show it is a viable mine. Many are sceptical it appears with the whole Vanadium market.

As for BHP wanting the vanadium deposit and not accepting because the bid was too low. If BHP wanted it, they could have swallowed GPN up probably for the $40mill they are worth now. You really have to stand back and listen to your own comments. It really is laughable at times.

Nayway GPNs rise has predominantly been from its Uranium exploits. You are dreaming if you think the vanadium deposit has been the driver of GPN.

But of course we are all entitled to our opinions.