"i would think many are at a loss as to why they will not divulge this info in an attempt to get the share price to rise. in the long run, in any run for that matter, a higher price would be safer and certainly daw in new investors."
It's a matter of public knowledge, if not record, that NOT has been flying under the radar. One has to determine exactly what flying under the radar means and why one would try to do this. Try this.... to be undetectable, to be able to carry ones resources without being intercepted...shot down...turned back.....before one reaches the goal post. Consider what has happened to a number of valuable companies once the nature of their finds were known....prices were held down until offers made and then final offers were made somewhat above where the market had driven them to....which was not all that high. All of the aforementioned happened as a result of preknowledge. So why hold back information?...er wait until it had been compiled? That should be clear now. Imagine if a move for NOT is made at .80 and they offer 1.20. NOT then releases news on PGEs,iums, REEs, Ni, Cr, Cu and what ever reports they've been consolidating over the last several months, regardless of "failed" deep drilling, blockades and the like. Now how about an sp that then moves to $4? News on REEs along would float NOT. What will be he next offer....what will be the next action by other interested parties? Lots of assumption and speculation here folks but for the fact that we know it was intended to fly below the radar. We at least know what the general purpose of that would be. Now we need to find out the specifics. NOT knows who's been swimming around. They know the moves that have been made. They would have a good idea who would be friendly potential....and who would not. They know the waters they swim in. So what would they do if they wanted to maximize profit? We shall see....we shall see...but I can't think of anything to drive a price higher in this shark infested cess pool than a take out offer followed by spectacular news and the resultant commensurate buying action of a market that smells a strong upward surge.
