Ann: ISR Uranium Specialist Appointed President US Operations, page-12

Having a share price does put it in the 'penny dreadful' category, which will discourage some/many investors; but smart investors should see the value still. BOE was not too dissimilar. One reason for their capital consolidation was to give them greater credibility when raising funds, but it is a risky ploy. It worked for BOE as it had excellent management and a darn good resource as backup in a resource that was looking good. I think the GTR resource is looking good, though the background of the directors is nothing to shout about, which is not to say that they're no good. Maybe GTR could help them lift their own profiles in the future as people do take note of the quality of the GTR assets, and their location.

There's no doubt some people are still a tad slow to accept the fundamentals of Uranium; and even slower to but U shares. I think we're still early in the U bull run and that is when the more popular bigger companies get attention, eg BOE, PDN. I do believe, with an element of fingers crossed that GTR's share price will be much higher by the end of the year. I'm even tempted by the oppies.