director got set in rsl in november, page-13

well, there is no actual business at the
moment.
there is no income and the entire potential upside
is a document sitting on a desk in a bureaucrats'
office in blantyre, malawi.
say the go ahead is given tomorrow - the company still
has nothing but a document and a piece of dirt in the
middle of nowhere and about as much hope of creating an
economically viable resource of uranium as any of the
other 500 or so U hopefuls around.
take a look at WMT and BLR, for example. they are way
further advanced than RSL, well capitalised, and are going
nowhere fast in share price appreciation terms.
there is no doubt in my mind that there will be trading profits to be made in RSL but as to this being another PDN,
i would be doubtful.