Agoracom: Small Cap Investment - Fancamp Exploration - I propose a FNC luncheon or ROF joint round table

Highly prospective exploration company

Resource projects cover more than 1,713 km2 in three provinces at various stages, including the following: hematite magnetite iron formations, titaniferous magnetite & hematite, nickel/copper/PGM, chromite, Volcanogenic Massive and gold.

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I propose a FNC luncheon or ROF joint round table

posted on Jul 23, 2010 02:52PM

I propose a FNC luncheon or ROF joint round table

Deb, I know you've got a lot on your plate, but perhaps suggest to our CEO a Luncheon for investors to get to know the Fancamp team, new and experienced members, some quality Q&A, and something quality in the consumptive nature.

The timing might be perfect: 1) Get to know new teammates, 2) drum up interest in anticipation of receiving assays from Beauce and McFaulds, and Magpie Metellurgical work and possible sale, 3) allow new IR team to see what they can do, preping updated maps and engaging the geologically minded and money minded investors and potential investors. 4) Invite BNN.

May I suggest a great way to drum up interest in ROF, that will prep PP once great assays are received.

We all need to work together to get investors interested in ROF. So now I'm dreaming: Invite BNN to a round table discussion between Peter, Wes, Mac, Nemis, and that Cliffs rep whom Peter and Mac associate with (forgot his name). Also invite past and present Geos, such as Harvey, Hoy, Mike, Mungal. One could also include UC, SPQ, PRB, and KWG. but the stage will get pretty crowded. Perhaps the discussion can be divided into Chromite and nickel. Allow BNN to moderate the questions ahead of time to avoid questions that generate more embarrassment then info.

I'd love to see them all together, in a discussion forum where they ask each other questions and we sit and listen. BNN can put it on their site for the investing community to salivate about.

This reflects my previous suggestions that ROF companies should dominate the floor in a unified effort with a huge banner behind them. Only this seems better as it reaches those who can't attend the conventions.