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Gold/Mining/Energy : Sarissa Resources, Inc. (SRSR) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Harmonic who wrote (235)	1/5/2012 12:48:55 PM
From: Zilyunz	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 7627

I think there are lot of things that make Sarissa unique and far from the "normal" presented in these graphs. As sense stated, we are discovery or pre-discovery from an investment standpoint, from what the company has put out publicly. In part it is because we are dealing with a unique mineral. But behind the scenes, we are well on our way to becoming feasible. That is because of the substantial historic drilling which "doesn't count" from a NI 43-101 standpoint but counts very well as far as our "very motivated partners" are concerned. With the influx of funding and the motivation of these partners to be in production, things will start happening quickly if they are not already. My guess is that with the uplisting occurring with the spinouts and the expected slate of news that will accompany that, Sarissa will have no problem experiencing its first peak or peaks that could expected to be substantial. It is all about the spinouts!

To: Harmonic who wrote (235)	1/5/2012 5:31:02 PM
From: sense	1 Recommendation Respond to of 7627

That suggests that SRSR has interesting potential to "skip a few steps"... We know they're not "skipping" them in fact, rather than going about their business, getting it done, and largely ignoring what the market's irrational reaction to their efforts thus far has been... but, in terms of market awareness eventually catching up the changed fact in reality, the last one you posted seems it points out that SRSR has potential to jump from obviously not yet even being recognized as a "tier 3" company... to being easily recognized by larger markets as a "startup/tier 2" company... In fact... you might say that following the accession of Dhalman Rose as advisers, that appears to be exactly the plan that the management and their advisers have crafted and begun work to implement... as a purposeful element of strategy... We voted on enabling exactly that late last year... That there is a progression occurring in restructuring the business is a fact that isn't in dispute... That the progression that is occurring isn't being recognized by the market ? That seems it is, at this point, not a thing the company particularly cares to bother about, given they're focused on fundamentally changing things vis a vis their market posture... and aren't much concerned, now, or constrained by, the market misbehavior of others. I've seen EXACTLY that same thing play out in other cases... where there were similar issues unique to the market situation... Not a "mining" focused proxy, but, my pick QCOR had virtually the exact same sorts of issues with the misbehavior of market specialists on the ASE... who controlled the trade in QCOR until March of 2008, when a move to the Nasdaq and a listing by Russel Indices, pretty well foiled the persistent and blatant efforts of purposeful manipulators to control the stock. With that in mind... you may learn more about the nature of the problems SRSR is addressing with their actions, by noting the structure and focus of the changes being made, than you might learn by looking at other things... ? Routine efforts in driving undervaluation and the purposeful manipulation of stocks is just a FACT of our market function, now... and, the best way to counter that sort of effort... is to alter the ability for the effort to succeed, by altering the fact of the market you choose to participate in. I think management has developed a well considered plan for moving their projects forward, that is useful, and highly likely to succeed... In fact, considering no aspect OTHER than these sorts of market based issues... I find SRSR has a remarkable and compelling story to tell... and I find it a solid "BUY" based ONLY on the market focused issues... given there is a plan being implemented that seems fully capable of addressing them.