Ann: Consolidation of Nullagine Gold Antimony Pro, page-11

re: Ann: Consolidation of Nullagine Gold Anti... crackpot, Richard Karn is an American subscription share analyst, author of the 'Emerging trends' newsletter who spent last year travelling Australia researching resource companies.
Here is a piece on his Aussie tour: An astonishing number of today’s high tech, aerospace, ‘green’ and military applications are dependent on material performance specifications that can only be met by the unique characteristics of a variety of precious and specialty metals.
The Emerging Trends Report has identified 45 precious and specialty metals, not including gold, that are both critical to these sophisticated applications and experience some form of supply threat that will support these metals’ prices going forward, whether from physical scarcity or dissipative use, nationalization risk or byproduct sourcing, a lack substitutes or regular supply interruptions.

Australia is uniquely positioned to supply world markets with these metals: at least 38 are, or soon will be, mined in Australia.
We are convinced demand for these metals will exceed supply as emerging market manufacturers move up the value-added chain to compete with those in developed economies, which represents a long term trend we wish to begin capitalizing on now, so we are circumnavigating Australia by four-wheel drive vehicle conducting a boots-on-the-ground screening of precious and specialty metal projects.

He was very interested in NWR regarding the antimony.