NovemberRain you wrote: " Luker,
I do not agree with you. When you make an acquisition-merger - you must look at the big picture. NOT does not need FWR.-----FWR needs NOT.....In time everyone will understand. South Africa has the $$$. Noront has the goods. FNC will join Noront, Fancamp will join Noront. Cliffs will finance infrastructre investments...And then South Africa will swallow little small ROF companies....Cliff will manage the whole project...
NovemberRain"
The only problem that I have with your 8 FNC : 1 NOT ratio is that it would only make sense if NOT's SP rose to $4 at which point each FNC share would then be worth 50 cents, which is about where the SP of FNC currently sits. I suppose that if you qualify your ratio as relating to FNC's R.O.F. land position only, then your ratio might be valid. Perhaps you were assuming this when you profferred the 8:1 ratio. (ie. the transaction would not involve FNC's Magpie project, Quebec iron holdings, etc.).
Cheers, Luker