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Discussion in 'Stocks Q-Z' started by greggy, Oct 30, 2006.

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  1. Oct 30, 2006 #1
    greggy

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    IGO are currently drilling for nickel on South Boulder Mines ground at Duketon in WA. The first hole intercepted 36 metres at over 0.66% nickel. Further results are pending.
    At a market cap of $9 mill, and with gold resources of over 380,000 oz and uranium interests (one with Uranex) to boot, STB looks interesting indeed. STB will also soon have 3 mill shares in Montezuma Mining together with a consIderable number of options. I have recently bought some STB. The Speculator of Bulletin fame has recently (Oct 06) written a very interesting article on STB and has it in his notional portfolio.
    As always, do your own research before buying/selling.
     
  2. Oct 30, 2006 #2
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    Re: SOUTH BOULDER MINES (STB) - NICKEL EXPOSURE

    grades zzz
     
  3. Oct 30, 2006 #3
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    Re: SOUTH BOULDER MINES (STB) - NICKEL EXPOSURE

    I think companies like VMS offer far greater upside
     
  4. Oct 31, 2006 #4
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    Re: SOUTH BOULDER MINES (STB) - NICKEL EXPOSURE

    The nickel results were quoted from only its first hole which is encouraging. Results from other holes are pending.
     
  5. Nov 2, 2006 #5
    greggy

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    Re: SOUTH BOULDER MINES (STB) - NICKEL EXPOSURE

    Maverick,

    Thanks for the tip. I've done some research on VMS and reckon you're right. With drilling to commence very soon in SA, I feel that this stock looks very interesting. Hence, I bought some today. As always, do your own research before buying/selling.
     
  6. Nov 2, 2006 #6
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    Re: STB - South Boulder Mines

    No worries mate. Sorry, just realise i sounded a bit blunt in my previous post.

    VMS seems to have good diversity and decent projects, including Uranium & zinc on the cards. Most of my cash is locked into ADI, but I will definately be buying more VMS as soon as I have the extra funds.
     
  7. Nov 3, 2006 #7
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    Re: STB - South Boulder Mines

    I bought some more VMS today. Thanks once again for the tip.
    As always, do your own research before buying/selling.
     
  8. Nov 6, 2006 #8
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    Sold all my STB on the basis of further poor nickel results. Now moved in a large way into VMS.
    As always, do your own research before buy/selling.
     
  9. Jan 23, 2007 #9
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    Re: STB - South Boulder Mines

    nice ann
    uranium license grant
    hm...
    let see where it goes from here
     
  10. Jan 23, 2007 #10
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    Don't forget GDM is involved with this as well, but also has 33 million shares in UNX as well as some world class iron ore areas with production starting at castle hill this year.

    last trade at 65.5

    I hold
     
  11. Jan 23, 2007 #11
    powerkoala

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    Re: STB - South Boulder Mines

    same here
    with nice market cap and only 40 millions share on issue
    future looks good with this..
     
  12. Jan 24, 2007 #12
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    Re: STB - South Boulder Mines

    The future looks great with this sleeper.

    intra day high of 77 closed at 73.5

    with more to come (China + Unprocessed Iron Ore)
     
  13. Jan 25, 2007 #13
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    Re: STB - South Boulder Mines

    another tenament granted
    this time for uranex
    another positive cashflow
    nice
     
  14. Jan 29, 2007 #14
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    Re: STB - South Boulder Mines

    Seems to be moving up nicely, with a little volume too.
     
  15. Jan 31, 2007 #15
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    Re: STB - South Boulder Mines

    After a slight retrace yesterday are we ready for the next leg up?

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  16. Feb 2, 2007 #16
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    Re: STB - South Boulder Mines

    2nd Phase of Nickel Sulphide Drilling Underway...why is the share price going south or is it just a retrace?
     
  17. Feb 6, 2007 #17
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    Re: STB - South Boulder Mines

    Share price moving back up again on low volume.

    Also note: STB owns shareholdings with these 2 uranium companies:

    URANEX (UNX)

    GOLDSTREAM MINING (GDM)
     
  18. Feb 6, 2007 #18
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    Re: STB - South Boulder Mines

    Bolder prospects

    A junior miner will grow quickly when its golden opportunities in Western Australia and Bolivia are realised, David Haselhurst reports.

    We've reluctantly solda couple of our portfolio stocks to make way for a low-priced junior with an active field program looming on nickel, gold and uranium targets in Western Australia.

    South Boulder Mines (ASX code: STB) is a bit of a misnomer because it has nothing to do with Kalgoorlie's twin city of Boulder. Its chief asset is a block covering 2250sq km of exploration tenements over much of the Duketon greenstone belt, beginning some 400km north of Kalgoorlie and 100km north of Laverton.

    This is elephant country, with the greenstone belt hosting both the BHP- Falcon Minerals Collurabbie project and the Falcon-Newmont- Regis Duketon project. Both are nickel sulphide-copper finds with associated platinum group metals (pgm). Falcon, with a 30% interest in the first project and 20% in the second, carries a market capitalisation of $67m. On the southern trend of the greenstone belt is the recently revived Windarra nickel project and Niagara Mining's 100%-owned newer discovery of promising nickel-copper-pgm mineralisation. Niagara carries a market valuation of $87m

    South Boulder has been overlooked so far. With 40.2 million issued shares, it carries a market capitalisation of $8.8m. It has $1.5m cash plus $1m in tradeable securities in various companies, either held or due to be delivered by the end of the year as part of farm-out deals. Falcon floated in 2003 after spending a year acquiring much of the ground on the Duketon belt that had previously been only lightly explored by mainly gold prospecting companies such as Newmont, Normandy and Croesus. South Boulder then executed a farm-out to Independence Group in 2004 on the nickel potential of the 2250sq km block, which will earn 70% by completing a bankable feasibility study within five years. South Boulder will be free-carried to that stage.

    Drilling is due to begin this week on the first of two priority targets within identified ultramafic targets that extend along 100km of strike. It's estimated only 15% of those sequences have been subjected to modern exploration. One target to be drilled has yielded, from a single surface rock-chip sample, 0.9% nickel, 2.3% copper, 0.7g/t platinum, 0.7g/t palladium and 0.4g/t gold. Recent electromagnetic surveys revealed strong buried conductors with a signature consistent with nickel sulphide.

    South Boulder has retained 100% of the gold potential within the large block. That includes a current resource base of 383,000oz, mostly contained within the Famous Blue deposit on a 12sq km area in the north-west of the tenements. This ground was acquired from Sub-Sahara Resources. Ownership is in dispute, a "plaint" being lodged by a local prospector and an appeal due to be decided by WA Resources Minister John Bowler before the end of the year. This is the only event, apart from an unlikely collapse in the share market, which potentially endangers South Boulder's performance.

    South Boulder's managing director, geologist Liam Cornelius, confirmed drilling is due to start next month on the company's Riccaboni gold prospect, 6km north-east of the disputed Famous Five, where drilling in August hit high-grade gold. Best intersection was 4m at 30.1g/t from 20m below surface within a broader zone of 8m at 16.3g/t. The company also held a gold project in Bolivia. It has farmed that out to Toronto-listed Luzon Minerals and the Australian-listed Republic Gold for $300,000 in cash and shares, plus a free-carried 10% interest.

    The company has also farmed out 65% of its uranium prospects to Goldstream Mining and its spin-off Uranex for shares and cash, including an area thought to contain up to 15% of an adjoining deposit assessed by BP Minerals in 1977 to contain 15 million tonnes of non-JORC compliant uranium oxide grading 400-800g/t. South Boulder shareholders will get priority in the float of Montezuma Mining, a spin-off to hold the group's Pilbara gold/base metals prospects.
     
  19. Mar 30, 2007 #19
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    Re: STB - South Boulder Mines

    I see stock up today and trading halt, anyone know/guess what is going on?
     
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    Nice placing recently, seems to underpin price but has been very strong since then. Long term holders still awaiting news of the plaint, no one else looking at this exciting junior????
     
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