Ann: ISR Uranium Specialist Appointed President US Operations, page-62

Thanks for posting the interviews. I had a listen to both of them.

I think this company is in a decent position at the moment, even with an impending cap raise (for drilling) later this year. It is undervalued, and when they expand their resource at Lo Herma, it should generate a bit of excitement. Other potential catalysts for driving the share price higher include rising spot prices (due to uranium supply shortfall...) and the US passing the bill to ban/limit uranium imports from Russia.

As for the lack of defined/fixed plan, I personally don't think it is a problem, and I thought Bruce did a decent job of explaining why in the first interview, i.e., GTI being able to adapt to what happens as things unfold, the price of uranium will rise resulting in Lo Herma being worth more, there are producing companies nearby that could take the Lo Herma project off of GTI's hands... Personally, I think that the latter would be a great result, because, apparently, building a uranium mine is very hard.

Well, that's my opinion anyway. Of course, DYOR, and GLTAH.