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24/03/19
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Originally posted by kenjikool:
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So I have a question. We have a 2c resource 2964pj. We get an Ann with an update on PMRS saying; "LCK continues to be in discussion with its PRMS consultant regarding the upgrade of a portion of its 2,964 2CResource to 2P and 3P Reserve status and the company therefore remains on track to deliver its initialReserve number by the end of the March quarter" then in the next paragraph we get this "We thank the loyal LCK shareholders and our advisers for their ongoing support and expert guidance. Weare looking forward to announcing to the market the u p grade of a significant portion of our resource to areserve, as we unlock a significant energy resource in Australia" So on one hand we have a portion 1/4? 1/3? 1/2? who knows. then in the next breathe we get significant portion which really could mean anywhere over 51%. If i hold a significant amount of share here, that would be compared to everyone else holding shares. However in regards to significant portion of our resource to areserve, then anything under 51% is not significant? So 51% being the minimum for the use of the word, a resource of at least 1500 pj? I'll leave that to the boffins with the calculators to work out, but that to me seems like it should make a significant change to my lifestyle...... GLTAH. happy to for someone to point out my error in judgement here, because i'm feeling a little giddy ATM.....
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Kenjikool, I've given up trying to "read" more into announcements through detailed analysis of individual words. Even if we agree what we think "significant" means, how do we know what the authors of the announcement meant or intended by choosing that word? Worse, maybe they didn't give it much thought at all. It's a pointless exercise. I am still thinking 800 Peta Joules is a possibility - my reasoning is outlined here https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/what-is-it-really-worth.4660171/page-91?post_id=37686987 and that's based on 22.8% of the coal identified in the last JORC, combined with a guess-estimated 8% increase in the overall coal resource (updated JORC). But, I am not a PRMS consultant. Anyway, we will know soon enough. IMO DYOR