Kenneth P. Norquay, CMT
Skye Resources
SKR-T
DON'T BUY
Jun 01, 2007
A penny stock that has been flat for a long time suddenly has a huge spike, is due to promoters. Find out if it's in the Teachers Pension Plan if you want long term stocks.
A nickel project in Guatemala. Inco (N-T) owns 14% and BHP (BHP-N) bought 16% recently. Well-managed. A feasibility study is coming out in September and, he then thinks that Inco and BHP get into a bidding war.
Company tried to sell themselves but have now decided to develop the nickel mine themselves, so the stock took a big drop. They'll have to raise a lot of money.
Has a nickel property in Guatemala. Nickel is currently $15. If you use $5 nickel, the net asset value is $15 compared to its present price of $11. For every $1 increase in nickel, net asset value goes up by about $1.50. Expect it to be a takeover.
A nickel project that had a big drop. He bought after it fell. Trying to work their way to production. There will be lot of big capital expenditures needed here, so it will take time. Good price.
(A Top Pick Dec 18/06. Down 43.1%.) Oil has gone up so cost of production has increased. Have to finance a project, which means $1 billion. The lower the stock price, the more shares they have to issue to finance it, and then the lower the stock price goes. Death spiral. Hold.