Ann: ACQUISITION OF HIGH GRADE COBALT-COPPER PROJECTS IN THE DRC, page-183

I can never understand why punters in micro-capped Aussie stocks looking for commodities like Co would even bother tying up the stock price to DJIA??? If TAR can work on the numbers already provided and define more the same in % terms of Co then DJIA is the last benchmark that we need to worry about IMO... if we will be able to prove up a JORC'd resource equivalent to what AUZ has and at less than a quarter of the grades we have seen so far here @ TAR, a MC of $200m will be easily achieved in 2019 at some stage irrespective of the DJIA... it will all depend on the Co price and how soon we start drilling and start hitting our targets... nothing else will matter imo... yes, a very long term bear run on DJIA is an indicator of things going bad worldwide but not day to day movements of a 100-200 pts... after all the DJIA is a collection of just 30 companies of the 10,000 US listed companies

well, therein lies the opportunity to enter an exciting target like TAR at bargain basement price and should the sp stall then it shall be a great opportunity to build up a larger stake here for me...

but I get your point as to how the DJIA being 400 pts up today will make TAR seem all peachy and warm & fuzzy