2.8 resistance broken?, page-26

Dazt,

i'm not talking about a conspiracy theory. In fact I'm dispelling it. I'm just saying that it is unlikely to stay above 2.8c (pre-flow test) til the GDNers move across. You and sharemadder can probably get the PR machine moving.

Compelling reasons for them to move too:
TSV potentially has similar quantities of gas as GDN (10% of 3Tcf).
TSV market cap less than half that of GDN.
TSV would have cheaper to drill wells

I've known GDN since 2006 and been to the 06 AGM, and watched as they produced an announcement every 3 days, and I also personally know one or two of the rampers on that thread currently.

I've also been knowledgable about TSV since the project was dropped into it. It helps to be in Perth. TSV has been under the radar. Unfortunately the big money behind TSV has found a way to get out at zero risk, which has in part stopped the price from rising. The first time I bought was at 1.8c a long time ago. Fortunately the venture capital behind TSV has nothing to do with GDN directors.

Unfortunately - most of us (including me) have to take a punt: we either win big or lose it all. I personally think TSV is a far better bet than GDN on that front.



Joel