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Originally posted by mogga ↑

But I'm not a used car salesman

there's quite a few NAG posters on here that know me personally
and know I am not a used car salesman so you are barking up the wrong tree

not that there is anything wrong with any type of salesman
last time I checked they were still more socially acceptable than lawyers, politicians and brokers

get you facts right for once
not that you ever do

So are you going to answer why you have got it in for NAG

got anymore goat jokes?

what we like to deride is downrampers that tell lies and cannot substantiate their claims

for example - you say I am a paid ramper
can you substantiate that
NO YOU CAN"T

because it is a blatant lie
like the rest of the garbage you post

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Originally posted by dbl1771 ↑

New car salesman ? Even worse . Lies ? Let's talk dividends Mogga .
Below is a quote from you in 2015 . Don't forget the regular dilution since then . I agree the numbers are quite numbing . As in numbnuts . Eat dem apples ? You must have been squeezing the last drops out of a cask bladder .
Well put JetBlue.
The proof will be in the pudding as to what this company will be worth.
A good measure will be the profit that it will make and the consequent dividends it will distribute to its shareholders.

If one looks at the PASS alone - the numbers are quite numbing - even if one takes a very conservative approach to them.

The Australian mentions $140 per tonne would be competitive
Let us assume we only get $100 per tonne.

A yearly tonnage of 1 million tonnes of PASS has also been bandied around
Lets assume we only get 500,000 tonnes of PASS

That would make it $50 million income per year

Take $15 million tax out and $5 million opex

That leaves $30 million to be distributed amongst about 340 mill shares

Rounded down - that's still 8 cents per share!!!
Each share today is worth 7.5c

Eat dem apples boys and girls

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So . In 2015 you suggested that a 7.5 cent share in a specky penny stock would get an 8 cent divvie.
Eat dem pineapples .

NAG Price at posting: 7.0¢ Sentiment: Sell Disclosure: Not Held
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