Quite right Investorpaul, I am sure there have been many companies in Kazakhstan over the years, as I am sure the Dutch were in Aust before Jimmy Cook landed. There were also Chinese panning for Gold in our Victorian creeks before the larger mining concerns ramped up their activities many, many years later.
"This is developing (for me at least) into the trade of my lifetime." My thoughts and my perception based on where I have been and where I reckon I am headed with ROS. If these are not the same sentiments as yours or others..... no problem. I simply say things as they are, according to me.
If you wanted to touch on downsides of ROS, I would simply suggest that they are the same downsides that could be tagged to RIO, BHP and any other listed or unlisted company on earth at the moment.
1. A dying US dollar with all the associated trappings of a runaway welfare & financial train wreck.
2. A clearly failed Euro experiment with some terminally ill PIIGS in the stye
3. A Chinese property bubble due to explode sometime soon.
...... not mention the total inability of our own Federal and State governments to make adjustments to account for some pretty sever global financial malfunctions & social unrest. Don't get me started............. there are too many clowns in our Ozzie political circus!
All that aside..... life goes on and progress will be made. There are many developing countries that will need minerals & materials to support their future growth. The above mentioned 'downers' can also be the catalyst for many positives & benefits.
At this point in time, I'd rather have my money in ROS than anywhere else. That is my personal opinion and whether you agree with me or not is simply not an issue with me. I know the story behind ROS and I like it.
ROS Price at posting:
35.0¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held