I'm not a high finance type person but obviously the Lind thing plays a roll with people who are. It's still borrowed money with its own set of trappings but to me its a passing faze in the development of the company the same as any other funding deal they may have worked out. More importantly though, is the actual value and performance of the company as the criteria on whether to invest in it or not in my view. This quarter has emerged as a real telling time for ANW and it involves, its financing [Lind] its own creation of income and whether it is to be a recognised tin mine. Whichever angle you're approaching your investing, even if it's selling out for a profit, the next 2 months could shape the companies and any involved investors future. It would be nice to think that come the end of the quarter the share-price will be at least double what it is now, that depends though on the position and performance of the company.
ANW Price at posting:
1.6¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
