"I know because the company has repeatedly stated that they will...

"I know because the company has repeatedly stated that they will be revising their Moly resources upwards...go read their Anns"

That isn't knowing; it's believing. Belief can be wrong; knowledge, by definition, never is.


"As for Hunan's deal falling through... big deal... deals fall over all the time..."

Well, yes - and companies go bust all the time!

"... maybe they didnt want to pay what THR wanted to receive...maybe they wanted to value THR on its previously proven resources, not its upcoming revised resources maybe the two guys cutting the deal didnt get on...."

Maybe there are geological complications meaning the project is a non-starter!

"BIG DEAL!"

That's just it... there is no big deal. And that's the problem.


"Maybe this shows that THR's management stood up for their company and defended their assets in the dealmaking process."

The same management who hold shares in BTV and sold down THR "because you never know what lies ahead"!

"If you dont like em, dont hold em.... but it seems pointless to bag them! Did you lose money on them or something??"

Now you're playing the man, not the ball. And helping people not to throw away money on hype is hardly pointless, unless you're completely self-centred.