It's an interesting thought, Bigstar, but I'm not sure just who...

It's an interesting thought, Bigstar, but I'm not sure just who is your intended audience. Most SYR holders are very aware that long strike length, and good EM surveys, do not a graphite mine make!

EM surveys give beautiful maps for a prospectus, even when the graphite content is only 5% - 7%. These days, that just doesn't cut it.

Rock chips and broad-brush surveys may well get the day-traders excited, but I suspect that many SYR shareholders have their sights set on strong long-term growth associated with business dominance, and a rich stream of dividends from the Balama operation. There have been a few quiet warnings of late about the likelihood of some of the newer, and smaller, entrants to the business ever establishing a mine. If they fail, what happens to investors' funds?

Comparing companies purely on the possibility of achieving multi-bagger returns is plain simplistic.

There is also a little thing called risk.

Cheers, Prime1