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03/10/17
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Originally posted by Knowit
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Hi Crazy,
To answer your questions in sequence and add a bit more info to help you understand my post:
1. I bought more at 2c today as the share price is not reflecting the underlying asset/s. Ore reserves alone value the stock at a conservative 3c. You can do this calc yourself based on the declared ore reserves and using conservative gold price, Xch rate and AISC less allowance for capex. It happens quite a lot with fear selling that a stock trades below its underlying value. There is also the exploration upside of Tunkilla to add but I cant value that.
2. Assuming the contract is based on the standard Australian contract then performance is a valid reason for termination. I am sorry but I don't know why Pybar were not performing maybe someone else in the forum does but WPG management have stated that they were not performing.
3. 151,000 confirmed ounces some readily accessible eg Tarcoola some a bit more difficult but at higher grades eg Challenger
4. Tunkilla could contain a lot of gold and so a CR to get exploration cracking is money well spent
5. re audit report please refer to those ot other small mining companies eg VMC and you will see it is standard procedure to refer to material risk> This is mainly a covering.
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Don't worry I looked through your previous post, one being:
"The world is not ending it is just Pybar selling.
My advice is Hold & buy if you can..... the upside is coming...Pybar will be off the register soon"
https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/who-and-why.3530634/page-241?post_id=25935324#.WdMWdU-7pes
Which turns out to be incorrect, since PYBAR haven't sold a single share at last count.
So, your are just as clued up as rest of us, aside from oden1 and nodferatu, who actual have the inside info.