Ann: Strategy Enhanced with Addition of Texas Silver Project, page-44

In the old days TMZ used to swing placements at a premium to market. Recent acquisitions have involved shares at a deemed 14 cps price. But with each acquisition the company value grows.

With our known inventory of silver (Webbs, Conrad, Mt Carrington, Texas) at my est. abt 70 mill ozs and more to come with extension drilling ahead, can see the likelihood of cited target 100 mill ozs in due course.

Add to that the Mt Carrington gold inventory 375,000 ozs, 175,000 ozs of which is reserves with PFS done, and which we are earning up to 70 pct thereof, plus what is being defined at Harry Smith and others inc the high grade Hortons asset, suspect we might soon be talking half to one million ozs gold as well.

Add to that the 2016 cited exploration target up to 20.000 tonnes high grade surface tin at Bygoo and its surrounds about to be expanded and JORC defined, plus significant infrastructure associated with all these projects, our current market cap is laughably low and offers multiples upside. Phew, that was a mouthful.

And what about Chillagoe and Cannington large mineralized strikes to be explored this winter?

Final piece missing is significant cornerstone investor/s in the precious metals biz and we are on our way to quickly fulfil our exciting objectives. Suspect and hope thats what the 100 mill shares capacity we are voting on is mostly about.

And given the advanced stage of these silver, gold, tin assets it wouldn't take much to complete individual project DFS toward modest project financing for capex.

Love the vision and strategy and look forward to some early divvies even in kind. Got buyers interested for physical silver at good premium to spot if so haha. Have u tried buying silver coins/ ingots lately?

Wouldnt take much to realize Next Investors' ten bagger target mid term. Nice article out today. Their international followers would be seeing it now.

Nice performance today given yesterday's manipulation down. Wonder if the ASX took a close look at yesterday's BOT shennanigans.

OWEP