value of ggg after mining ban lifted/eased, page-8

All,

Thanks for the great response to my valuation questions. I do realize the risk inherent to this type of project, but I was hoping to capture others views on "potential valuation" down the road for GGG. I think we all know that this stock could sink to the bottom of the ocean and never return.

I have put in quite a bit of research on this company and one key aspect of the company that I really like is the company's management team. This company has a world class management team in place that has made all of the right moves for the last five years. They have delivered on "Every Promise". Look back through GGG's history. When they said that they were going to do something, they did it!!! That is very important for a startup company. They have consistantly hit their deadlines.

Secondly, the reserves the company has are some of the largest in the world. What most people dont realize is that GGG also has quietly acquired several more mining exploration permits adjacent to the three fields they have presently explored. What are the potential for these mining exploration permits?

I am kind of an amateur geologist and this is how i discovered the stock. Here is a little known fact that most of you probably dont know (just for fun)... The Kvanefjeld is one of the only locations that Tugtupite is found and it is the highest grade of it. Its a mineral known by folks in Greenland as "reindeer blood". Five small stones the size of a quarter will cost you $50 to $2,000 depending on the grade that you find. It glows bright red under a black light and is just a beautiful stone. I figured that if GGG was going to take the rights to all of the Tugtupite in the world, then I would buy them. I was planning a vacation up there with my son to do some amateur mining at one time. So thats my fun fact of the day.

With the size of the reserves that GGG has in Uranium and REEs, I believe that there will be some pretty good competition to either buy the company out or to partner with them. I am going to trust Rod's comments, that "this hasnt been left to chance" (I think may have been referencing the lifting of the ban, but I think he was more or less eluding to the whole project when he said that)

I would love to hear more valuation conversation from everyone, either good or bad.