hopefully this is the week...., page-7

No doubt I have very rose coloured glasses on KC ..self declared on a number of occasions.And very wise words of advice you have proferred .
Unfortunately SBR presents me with a major difficulty ...it appears to offer so much potential (yet to be fulfilled)that I don't want to not be on board .The dilemma is that is somewhat akin to being strapped in your seat in a rocket on the launched pad.
You are either going to outer space , or blow up on the launch pad ...either way ,there will be little chance to get either on ,or off,once the starter button is pushed.
If you ,or anyone else has a viable Plan B ..please share it with me (us).

Reasons why I stay firmly strapped in:
Highly prospective tenement

Extensive World Class geological/surface mineralisation indicators

Extensive geophysical anomalies ,corresponding to both surface mineralised outcrop AND know sub surface mineralisation

Multi , known projects

Known mineralisation ..surface AND below ground
While we all are very cogniscant about the proven mineralisation at Border ,don't forget that we also have proven below surface (drilled) mineralisation already at Driehoek which appears to be part of the same mineralised structure as KASKARA ( and don't forget Kaskara has already been mined ).

Csh in the bank.

RISKS

Sovereign

World market volatility

The prospects are duds

Thus far , the story not only continues to unfold positively , but seems to be revealing greater potential with each chapter.
So will we launch into orbit ? I don't know , but I do know that unless I remain on board I can't get to enjoy the journey.

Yokka - I keep looking at that conceptual model of Kaskara that you posted recently.Nice colouring in mate , I gather you used your lipstick on one section.
All will be forgiven if your prescience is proven tomorrow .
regards
Q