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First of all I think the results are just great.
If you remember the contest, I never entered it, forthe reasons being that we are all non geologists here, and shouldn't be makng predictions.
Then, if things get wild, out of control, people get disappointed.
Outside of HC, I don't know if any of the instos expected a higher number, and this number we got, is just fantastic IMHO.
What I do know is this upgrade resource isn't finished yet, and the final number won't be finished until I believe June.
I am still not going to make a prediction of the final resource number, but whatever it is, we have at least 10 plus more of these numbers from other anomalies to get through.
The final amount from all the anomalies will be world class and famous.
The company I compare us with in Canada is Aurora energy who even at its low stock price of the year, has a market cap of about 650 to 700 Million Canadian dollars with about 96 Million pounds.
Plus Aurora is now having IMHO native problems in where they can drill which might explain their low market cap for them.
And there is of course Xemplar in Nambia with their market cap.
Thefact is management still has the best plan of sticking to one anomalie at a time, when most other uranium stocks world widearetrying to do 2 or 3 countries at a time, not tryingto buld a mine, but just come up with a resource estimate.
Investors now want companies like BMN that are going to stick to one area and finish it with a mine not jumping from country to country doing a little bit here and a little bit there.
That is Mega uranium's problem.
You have to be BMN for the long haul to make the big dollars and treat it like a house investment.
After all boys and girls we have at least 7 plus years of drilling to do yet, and that is just our first area not including other deposits in Nambia or Botswanna.
My computer typing has gone a little screwy so sorry for any mistakes.