I'm a little puzzled why some posters here are upset at the so...

I'm a little puzzled why some posters here are upset at the so called lack of action from the directors.

Management has learnt from the Hunan debacle, and I'm sure once the final drill results from Molyhil are formalised, lots of news will filter out regarding the takeon partner.

As posted by Olympian (from memory), the final resource estimate needs to be completed before any partnerships are formed. Who is to say they aren't in discussions with potential candidates as we speak.

Its way to early for any U spinoff. Why wouldn't we speculate that whoever takeons the molyhil project wouldn't agree to fund/support any future U projects. Discussions would be slow, deliberate and detailed, all in the interests of protecting us, the shareholder.

I guess for the those not convinced, ask anyone who bought Uran at $1.80 when they made the fantastic claim of being a potential U exported in 2007 back in Jan. I wonder how many of those investors are now still holding the stock at sub 40c.

Be patient people, let them do the dilligence and get it right. There's plenty of support at 32c so clearly the backside hasn't fallen out of this stock.

I've got some cash in this one, & I certainly don't want a URA on my portfolio.

PS. Never held URA + apologies to anyone who holds URA and takes offence to my comments.