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02/02/18

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Originally posted by Costanza ↑

Bigdigger,

The opening price is going to depend on WHY the DD failed.

1. If, as I suspect, Dynavolt merely used it as any excuse not do commit any funds at this time (in light of their own internal predicament) and it is confirmed BCC are moving forward as planned then I don't think any drop will be too severe. Probably only as low as the 18c BCC bought in at. Who knows with the ASX, it could even rise!!!!

2. If, however, there is a legitimate reason for Dynavolt pulling out (i.e. some doubt about the resource itself) and they can't confirm BCC then it could approach the historic lows of 8.8c

Best of luck to all holders

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I hope they use the fullness of time allocated to inform the market on the BCC plans and inform us about the IPO, thats why im here - for the Cobalt . There is fear mongering doing on here and they are like wolves baiting you to sell your shares. Wolves hunt in packs and I can see 3 clear as day !

Take time using the T.H to look over the company and IMO you will find value far greater than sub 20c

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MTC Price at posting: 22.5¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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