Thanks
@Black Cat - again, it's good to hear your positive opinion on progress at Ragged Range. In this context, I was reading your earlier post as you thinking that Ragged Range might be the driver in the immediate surge in interest - which has been brooding a bit over the last couple of weeks on the charts. I think that's almost certainly driven by our exposure to uranium. The U sector is humming atm and THR is being touted by some higher profile tweeting type online commentators as a cheap micro entry to that area - more of the flavour of the moment bubble stuff our momentum driven market has been dominated by over the last 18 months.
As far as being "all over the place", that's just reflective of being in THR which is as schizoid as a minnow gets. I'm very clear in my mind about what I'm doing here - holding a speculative position to capitalise on market swings. Specific interest in finally entering THR was in Ragged Range followed by the tungsten resource in the USA, which location (and scale status) gives it potential speculative premium. But we have the other projects to follow and it's all a bit of a mess frankly. The strategic direction of this company is all over the shop and needs to be cleaned up, which I doubt will happen whilst Billings remains in effective control - that shouldn't matter though, the assets we have will rise in the commodities bull anyway and our low base thus offers speculative premium that can ultimately be reinvested in better companies.
Ragged Range. Degrey, yep well aware of what's happening at Hemi - still remind myself that I failed to pile on in April to May last year thinking that I might have already missed the boat and followed every amazing drill announcement since. I don't see Hemi as an analog for Ragged Range, and I don't think you do either based on your knowledge of the geology, but your point is fair that success will draw hotter interest for being in the Pilbara with Hemi (6-24 months?).
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