FAS 0.00% 0.4¢ fairstar resources limited

takeover to backfire and hurt fas shareholder, page-3

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    Of course there's guesswork involved.

    But there's less guesswork involved with GWR than you need to apply to FAS and its dubious and speculative resources.

    What is the problem anyway?

    The $4 price is what i personally value GWR at.
    I would not personally sell GWR for less than $4 .. and the proof of that is i will still be on this forum and talking about GWR when that price is reached.

    I will certainly not be selling my GWR for less than $4 per share.

    and why would I be buying your GWR shares for $4 when I can buy it for less on the market?
    the market may think that GWR's value is $2.30 at the moment - but I certainly dont - that's why I bought in.

    And I bought in to hold.

    But forget about what i or you personally value GWR at ..
    GWR was recently valued by an analyst at $2.92 per share.

    Now any take-over comes at a premium of about 30% or 40% to that ,, so we're back to $4.

    Anyway the guesswork with GWR is progressively disappearing and being replaced with a degree of certainty.

    We have a high grade resource - it will be at 100MT soon - the BFS will start immediately once the 100MT is proven - and let's see if it remains open at depth at ridges B and C.

    Let's not guess - let's see what happens.

    Let's re-evaluate things then.

    but please dont talk about FAS or what it has until there's a JORC next to any of its resources - otherwise you're the one doing all the guessing.











 
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