Can anyone comment on whether to take up the latest offer, and if so, what to do with the options?
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Hi stanace a very good question indeed, having had an interest in HGD for what seems to be like decades i would like to think that NTL is far more active and actually creates something tangible for its share holders. If it operates like HGD it will be a long time before it ever puts some gold in the bucket as to speak.
Yes I will take my options, I only hope they get going and show a bit more action and get some gold out of them hills before the gold price go's down again. :cool:
I'm also buying my maximum allocation. I was impressed with the way the AGM went with Murray McKee and Ian Pringle giving a good straight forward overview of NTL's prospects into the future. With the offer fully underwritten, the options being exercisable at a low 2c and BHPL continuing to boost it's cobalt discoveries I don't think I will buy them in quantity much cheaper.
When Trent Lash came in i thought HGD would get somewhere but as we know he soon left. It would be interesting to hear from him and what he thought back then. I soon sold out after.
Also Bapp who was a big cheerleader of HGD until he went and checked out the mine.....
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QUOTE=craic;97233]The original statement that caused me to invest in this company two years ago was published in the Dominion and contained the information that the company expected to realise significant returns from processing in "late 2006" I remains to be seen but the amounts of gold they expect to recover based on core samples would push the share price well above the 20 cps suggested if they are realised.[/QUOTE]
We've come a long way ehh with Heritage now NTL so much reaming of shareholders and on we go,lol.