National investor presentation this saturday in melbourne.
If anyone has any questions they want asked let me know and i will try to get answers,
cheersz,
the barry
The Agenda for the briefing is as follows:
9.35 - 10.00am Image Resources Limited Presentation and Investor Question Time
Nice detailed report, but as you say, just rehash. For anyone new to BMN it's worth a read. 100% return in a year? Hmmm, let's wait and see. I was comforted in their assessment of the litigation brought by Savanah. We need that monkey off our backs to ensure the Rossingburg anomalies are in the picture. Savanah's EPL looks to cover them. Technically, we could have seen the end of a W5 down last week finishing around $2.30. A higher low and high would be nice to get it back on track...http://www.haywood.com/pdffiles/BANFeb122008.pdf
Report from haywoods in canada released today. More reading on what everyone knows already. Note that valuations are in canadian dollars.
This is on the precipice at the moment.
That big rounded top is extremely ugly and has more to play out if MAJOR support at $2.25-2.50 is broken. Not sure which is more important of those numbers.
It’s not just following the market, as that’s not it’s long and medium term history to date.
Needs to reconfirm to the market that 100m lbs at AA is on the cards (maybe a good intersection or 2) and provide some more reassurance that the litigation is bunk.
No idea whats driving the price down
Pretty ugly isn't it.Well, that support at $2.25 was broken yesterday
The stars aren't aligned
They'll deploy to both Rossingburg and Ombuga South, I imagine. Couple of rigs at each site scouting to determine which to then prioritise for the next resource. They may also put a few holes into Oshivelli and Ombepo for interest sake. Maybe Ompo too which is the highest tenor airborne radiometric anomaly...Would be nice if they could jag an EXT type of intersection in the early exploration drilling. Would change the sentiment a bit I think.LOL
Actually i'm keen to know which resource they are going to drill next!
eddy, you need to provide some more detailed analysis for that here. For example, a chart, or reference to support, or FA valuation....I'm hoping Bannerman finds support at the $2 mark but if it falls through that, it could hit $1.50...
Pretty ugly isn't it.
I think the fall is linked to:
U sector in the dog house.
U price falling.
Resource upgrade and likely final resource at AA well under some expectations.
Idiots ramping it too heavily.
Litigation proceedings from Savanah.
Takeover appeal reduced due to Exemplar focus.
Punters holding cash in the bank instead of taking risks.
The stars aren't aligned.
I hope the fall isn't to do with anything too sinister.
Hmmm $2 eh.
Thats a shame.
Thats more than I paid for BMN over one year ago now.
The last lot offered were at about $3 weren't they? Of course they couldn't do that now because of where the sp is today.
As you said Kennas, people like me/us have proped BMN up for the last year
If I had the money I would buy up at $2.
Oh well. Least they will be cashed up and todays market liked it.
It's a Canadian only offering so you wouldn't be able to buy any regardless.If I had the money I would buy up at $2.
I've thought $2.25 ish was the bottom. Obviously it's been a bit lower intraday and hovered underneath it, but not too far off. Still waiting for some higher lows and highs to look at buying any more. Still concerned about the various risks associated with any developer. This financing is a step in reducing one over the next year. Need 100m lbs to be shored up now, and U to regain a footing. Let's hope a black swan doesn't land in the pond to skittle us.At least the raising is fully underwritten and there are no incentive options, or shares offered at a discount to entice buyers. Could be seen as a positive and has stopped the share price decline for at least one more day.
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