IVR, INVESTIGATOR RESOURCES LTD

[focus]

In Reply To: focus's post @ May 8 2013, 01:45 PM

Sitting on a nice profit at moment. IVR has moved steadily up to 0.155 over last 6 weeks albeit slowly. But as long as it is going in that direction I am happy. Think 0.175 will be my out unless some other circumstance make me hang on


cheers all

[focus]

In Reply To: focus's post @ May 8 2013, 12:55 PM

I seem to have pressed wrong key, 50T was meant to be 50k, but I guess you got the drift

[focus]

Decided to dip the toe in the water again. It has been a while since I have actually made a trade due to circumstances.

Picked up 50T @0.105

I liked there tenements that they have and the work they have been performing. Good spin also from their presentation.

I will hang on and hope to make at least 10% fairly quickly.


Also dipped the toe in the other day on BND 50T @ 0.11 at least sitting on profit on this one albeit small hehehe

[SuperTramp]

In Reply To: focus's post @ Mar 19 2013, 02:30 PM

IVR have great ground but they seem to be like a dog with too many bones. Imo they need to concentrate on the Paris jorc and drilling Helen and Alexander and put the others on the backburner to avoid a raising at depressed prices. Management really dropped the ball with heritage clearances and updating the market. Abysmal turnaround time for assays when compared to almost any other company on the ASX!!

[focus]

I have been having a good look at IVR over last day or so. The company look like they have good ground and are having some reasonable shows of silver. (any thought guys/girls). The price although has risen over last week is still below what it was 6 mths ago and considerable lower than 12 months ago. There is also more than twice the number of buyers to sellers (although I dont pay a great deal to that coz it can change in blick of an eye)

[SuperTramp]

In Reply To: triage's post @ Feb 10 2012, 04:11 PM

Triage I agree, think it has run too far for the results so far especially taking into account a 75% share only. Has very, very prospective ground for more than just silver though.

1st picked it up in a U.S. newsletter just before the 11c placement a few months ago. It was sitting at 13-14c and I stuck a bid in at 12c confident it would get filled. LOL!! Never went close and I had to buy at 19c on 16/1, sold today and looking to get back in cheaper.
History for the time I have watched this means I probably just made a BIG mistake!

The broker I use was pretty impressed when he looked at the top 20, I was interested to see the Talbot group continuing to hold when they have unwound many positions and could have made good $$$$.

A geologist friend told me last night that he thought this would prove to be the biggest Australias 2nd largest silver find after BHPs Cannington.

Come to think of it why did I sell??

[triage]

In Reply To: veeone's post @ Feb 10 2012, 02:37 PM

hi v1

Some very impressive hits no doubt but it already has a market cap of about $90m. With cash currently being $8m (but with a stack of drilling planned) that gives them an enterprise value of over $80m. In comparison Cobar (CU) is nearing commissioning of its silver mine in NSW, has more than 52m of JORCed up silver resources and a ton or two of lead, about $15m in net cash, and has a market cap of about $160m.

I could well be wrong - all too frequently I am - but rationally IVR looks fairly fully priced for an explorer. Maybe if it becomes the darling of the specky crowd then who knows where it will get to in the shorter term of course.

On a brighter note apparently this is the old uranium spin-off from Southern Gold so hopefully some of the loyal supporters of SAU are having their day in the sun.

[veeone]

In Reply To: arty's post @ Feb 10 2012, 01:52 PM

Investigator announces further high-grade silver intersections up to 2.25% Ag at the new Paris prospect in South Australia

 First assays received for new drilling on Paris Line 7 with all three holes assayed returning significant results:-

 PPDH 1: 4 metres at 1,383 grams per tonne silver from 140 metres

 PPDH 2: 11.6 metres at 3,847 grams per tonne silver from 63.5 metres

including 1 metre at 22,500 grams per tonne silver from 66 metres

 PPDH 6: 7 metres at 364 grams per tonne silver from 71 metres

[veeone]

In Reply To: arty's post @ Feb 10 2012, 01:52 PM

Investigator announces further high-grade silver intersections up to 2.25% Ag at the new Paris prospect in South Australia

 First assays received for new drilling on Paris Line 7 with all three holes assayed returning significant results:-

 PPDH 1: 4 metres at 1,383 grams per tonne silver from 140 metres

 PPDH 2: 11.6 metres at 3,847 grams per tonne silver from 63.5 metres

including 1 metre at 22,500 grams per tonne silver from 66 metres

 PPDH 6: 7 metres at 364 grams per tonne silver from 71 metres

[veeone]

In Reply To: arty's post @ Feb 10 2012, 01:52 PM

Very impressive chart i must say!! V1