Apologies if this has been posted previously. Thought it was...

Apologies if this has been posted previously. Thought it was worth sharing. And we actually lead in a few of the metrics they are calling outing the pack.

1. Biggest loser in the below report month on month: Silver lining? Biggest upside?




2. Mentioned as a developer in the next page: Maybe they know something? (According to their data we have the lowest exploration costs (i.e nil)

3. In terms of being off our 52 week "highs" we're in line with the market. Obviously not a great position to be, but never mind. If the company has to raise money at these levels no one's gonna like it. Of course we're gonna go down.



Source: SiteLine

4. I guess everyone needs to make up their own mind.

Options***
1. Sell out and never return
2. Sell out and buy lower to ride this thing higher
3. Sell out to buy higher and hopefully ride it higher
4. Sell out to buy higher to sell out lower at a later date
5. Hold and and reap if it goes higher
6. Buy more to "average down" to ride it up
7. Hold and watch as each pip down gets closer to 10% then 20% in terms of losses (but only if you sell). Or its delisted.

***Not all scenarios are listed. This is not advice. But good luck.

Ive got a bit more punishment in me yet so going with option 5 for a bit longer. But will re-evaluate if we hit 1.2c.

Anyway. It's not much (the write-up from these guy)..(probably been including the same companies for the last decade) with some updated numbers.

But its good to see some "commentary" out there none the less. Too bad they probably think we still have 500m lbs of uranium we "might" mine at Haggan though - they mention Sweden and thus is a Uranium Report. But I've always been in this for Tiris so that's fine I suppose.