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courtsey of linerpipe on SH

Pleanty of analysts on the call who currently have no coverage on AMZ. I expect there will be a number of analyst reports comming out in the next week or two with significant price targets.

From the call, they have a meeting this afternoon on further talks to have the Brazil gov't finance the development the termo-potash project. Highlights around this are the newly elected president of Brazil was the governer of Minas - the state where AMZ's project is located, and is well aware and supportive of AMZ. They expect this to come very quickly. Once that comes, the risk in investment becomes about as close to nil as you could possibly want, and I think you could have at least a 5 bagger from these levels within a short period of time. Also theres a couple proposed tax exemptions being discussed with the government which will increase profit and reduce costs further.

On the current NAV....only a small % of the property is included in the NAV. This will be greatly expanded. On a side note, the at-surface Thermopotash is visable in its green color. that suggests they could easily increase the measured resource 10x100x + very quickly. Brazil intends to be fertilizer independant by 2020, and AMZ will be the key cog for the KCL component of fert.

On the limestone content, it is highly likely they can reduce input costs further as their calculations in the PEA assumed purchase of the product on the open market as opposed to utilizing their own content. That's huge in reducing cost - increasing margin profitability.

It seems they are doing everything right. If successful, this will be a huge hit to POT, MOS, AGU, BHP, and Vale and other traditional Potash producers as it will litterally choke off their exports of Potash to Brazil....unless they outright take out AMZ and add to their own production base........

On the plant....they are already producing using their Pilot plant. ramp up on commercial is 40% y/1, 80% y/2, 100% y/3.

Yes, you heard right.....meetings with the newley elected gov't this afternoon and they expect things to move every quickly. Given that the new president of Brazil was only elected this week, and was the recent governer of the state in which AMZ operates, I suspect that this has been in development for a couple of years now from a State level....and now that the incumbent is the President of the country, has the clout to finalizre the agreement for home state. Thats pretty high on the adgenda for AMZ to be first in line for meetings/negotiations/finalization....Don't blink...with only 27 mil tightly held shares out, this chart will retire you by Christmas!

courtesy of CLLISNOTGOOD on SH
Looks like it's becoming a bullet-proof story here. Non-promotional, tight financial and development controls, and flawless execution. This looks to be one of the very, very few Junior companies who will make it into production. From what I gather, this is not only a play on Agriculture, but a play on Brazil, one of the worlds fastest growing economies. Those government talks this afternoon could be the start of what will one day be known as an historic point in the future of Brazil. It's not often you get to be in on a story that could literally change the world, but if this company and it's product replace the Potash import in Brazil, reduce costs to produce food, and increase the efficiency of the crop production (through it's slow release nature), it has the potential to reduce food costs on a global basis. The net benefit to that scenario is so high that it's darn near impossible to quantify.
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