Just posted on Iblub..

First of all... great, factual, sensible, positive posts here again today from those who know what the H is really going on. Kudos to all. Thank you for constantly refreshing all of us on the precocious accomplishments and myriad, accumulating facts and data on SFMI...underexposed, hidden, unknown SFMI...today.

As some of you know, I tend to watch the big picture for the PMs, the prevailing winds so to speak, in order to guage the effect on the JPMs...and stocks such as SFMI. SFMI is the most intriguing JPM I have ever encountered over 20 years of
amateur "goldbugging". That's why I'm here. Others are not so mysterious or expectant.

For instance, today I am watching a junior explorer in Mexico (TSX:Vancouver) that has exploded from 40 cents to 80 cents on initial good drill results (1 gm/ton gold surface down several meters). More drill resuts are expected momentarily, followed shortly with more... with the stock price expected to jump to $1.25/share by next week. Will it? Where it goes from there is anyone's guess with the nearby take off in the PMs due next week. Anything is possible from a big dump to continued upside with more promising drill results expected. This could be a rerun of Canplats that soared to $5/share when it was taken out by a major. Check it out. Canplats by the way, spent a long time in limbo before the buy out was announced and many investors lost faith/heart/patience and sold too soon. Sound familiar? Neither of the above will be producers for quite some time and hundreds of millions in costs are confronted...especially the first example.

Another JPM (TSE:Toronto) is producing and increasing to substantial production of high grade gold/silver...with a continuous stream of new high grade discoveries nearby, and it is suspected that it is on the same prolific deep gold trend as Godcorp's rich, deep Red Lake deposits....but it also has as many new, near surface discoveries. This stock is trading/held in a range between $3 t $4 and should be trading much higher. Why? It is coveted. There is a monster producer who is expected to make a take out offer and the suspicion is that the stock is being manipulated opaquely by the big producer. I expect an offer of about $5 soon...a theft if it happens. This little scenario is happening to many small producers/promising explorers right now. Investors are now getting very impatient and this only backstops the suitors...patience. On the other hand, time is running out for those with the merger offers as the global need for gold/silver intensifies by the week.

The above are only three examples of dozens out there. It will be most interesting to see how they react to the exciting action expected in the next few months of trading as many new investors come in to the JPM stocks, including funds and banks...some of which have been positioning themselves for months. It could all happen very fast now.

Based on all the accumulating information available on SFMI over the last 4 years, the above mentioned JPMs can't even come close to the low cost, high grade, above/below ground, resource/deposits that SFMI sits on...and just because there is no 41-101 does not change that, especially with such so much credible, documented, historical data readily available and apparent. Not even close. In addition... to think that SFMI is also a turnkey opportunity is mind boggling.

I have suggested to an intermediary that a well heeled investment house in Vancouver take a serious look at SFMI. These people are in the US today actively involved in one of the above examples...and ready to throw big money at it. They like what they see in SFMI but will not touch anything on the OTC...period. In my opinion, they are missing one of the biggest opportunities ever. Doesn't matter...and anyway, they are making millions and millions.

So, PQ and partners/investors know what they hold... and who needs Canadian investment anyway? Whether or not it has a TSX listing does not change the material resource evidence. Just visiting the mill and War Eagle is graphic proof for anyone who is well heeled...and apparenty several have. To say that a potential investor with the cash wants assay proofs from the concentrate to me is just a red herring. Any amateur prospector with bad eyesight can readily make a very quick decision on the value potential...backed up by the prolific resource library.

So, low ball offers have probably been made and turned down...which has more than likely wrankled a few. SFMI and PQ just kept building and buildng. Time passes to the advantage of SFMI. Deals have to be worked on and a wise offer has to be made that appeases the major shareholders...and assures a very big profit for the party with the money. The stock is held in a range during the "consolidation" period that adds to the doubt of many. Meanwhile a wise party with big bucks has to feel the pressure building significantly as the PMs soon continue their bull rush ever higher...and increasing merger announcements hit the news with a splash...and real volume commences in the JPM stock sector.

The days of managed, suppressed JPM stocks are ending. Trying to hide an elephant is getting extremely arduous and risky...for those with opaque, plastic shower curtains.

Decisions have to be made before the game changes from the local bar to Monte Carlo.

How much longer?