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Growing on instinct: Mohammed Al Barwani
#11
Pump up the jam! By the time they mine I believe the downward metals cycle will have well finished. I'm hoping for $15 a share, what I think the roof could be in proving a completely new mining process with grades that are inferred, >$120 per share. If the market hypes it enough and overreacts as it usually does we could see small windows of over $200 a share. No math, Marko's is sound, just my experience with the market over the last 20 years or so. So, it is a 'IMHO'. Financing aside, if the exploration program over the next 3 years yields more and more deposits with significant grades, their tenements could get seriously large, meaning beyond their existing ridiculously large ones.
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#12

'Monk3' pid='58543' datel Wrote:Pump up the jam! By the time they mine I believe the downward metals cycle will have well finished. I'm hoping for $15 a share, what I think the roof could be in proving a completely new mining process with grades that are inferred, >$120 per share. If the market hypes it enough and overreacts as it usually does we could see small windows of over $200 a share. No math, Marko's is sound, just my experience with the market over the last 20 years or so. So, it is a 'IMHO'. Financing aside, if the exploration program over the next 3 years yields more and more deposits with significant grades, their tenements could get seriously large, meaning beyond their existing ridiculously large ones.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EcjWd-O4jI

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#13

Monk I remember you said there might be a small window of $200 per share.  I dream of that at night. LOL. I hope we still have a a shot at making it to first ore.  After so many years of patience.

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#14

Thank you all <img src=" border="0" class="smilie" src="http://shareholdersunite.com/mybb/images/smilies/heart.gif" /> for the refreshing and fun review of our dreams with NUSMF. I wonder if Al Barwani has changed his outlook since the article referenced in the first post was published in May 2015 before the less than successful rights offering?

Also, are the figures thrown around here for share value (even if a great pipedream without the additional funding) based on what comes out of the sea (gross) or what Nautilus will be actually paid (net) for the ore with the deal with Tongling?

Thanks for the opportunity to have a nice positive board discussion again.

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#15

I hope everything works out and we come out on top.

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#16

While I really appreciated Al Barwanni's positive words in this article, I am most excited to contemplate him continuing to be as vocal a supporter/promoter of the stock.  I think I have mentioned before that one of the things Nautilus does and has always has needed was a promoter in the model of a Robert Friedland.

I hope Al Barwanni keeps talking about Nautilus Minerals through interviews, articles, presentations and anyway he can because I think we are at the point where Friedlands company was a year ago.

I also think we will be surprised but very aware that the ramp up has begun, accumulation in this illiquid a stock will be obvious and maybe impossible with out being part of the future investment/financing story.

I really hope we don't have to wait till the first day of actual mining to see interest and a SP increase.

Classic

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#17

Lets GOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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#18

Has 3 years passed already.  Felt like I read this yesterday.

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