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Gold/Mining/Energy : CCB vs ZEN truth board -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: GMPInvestor who wrote (2931)	1/17/2016 4:48:26 PM
From: LearntoTrade	Respond to of 12350

And I thought I was on ignore/ lol. You are reading because you know you are wrong about what your friend has you invested in. You are seeking the truth but don't know who to trust. So you are a follower but don't do your own DD. Hence the mess you might be in. And it shows on Chiefs chart. Maybe you get a bounce before another drop. Maybe CCB got a pull before another run at 36. 1 meter depth by 700 meters long. OK What about the 700 meter vein and up to 40 meters depth. Is that a possibility?

To: GMPInvestor who wrote (2931)	1/17/2016 5:44:48 PM
From: LearntoTrade	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12350

Get a flow sheet and full analysis along with a production scale run to prove if the "proprietary process" works in the 'real' world. If all that works out positive, you are on to something. But no one will buy the deposit without due diligence. And, the due diligence will require more information than what you currently know. And if there is information the public does not know in regards to these metrics, you need to ask why could that be. Make a table of what you know or think you know. And something to consider about CCB is that Vein (crystalline) graphite is the purest form of graphite with TGC grades typically >90%, with some grade as high as 99.5% TGC. So CCB has the characteristics fully addressed. Mining vein graphite may be cheaper capex, requiring considerably less capital expenditure when compared to large-scale mining. That is, development, mining equipment and processing plants will be of a significantly smaller scale. Operating unit costs will also be lower. After all, how much material per year do they need for their intended market? And how close to surface is it. CCB also has very favorable logistical benefits. The list is on their home page.