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Message: We cost too much, and no major wants a bidding war in this economic climate

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Re: We cost too much, and no major wants a bidding war in this economic climate

in response to We cost too much, and no major wants a bidding war in this economic climate by sag4tag

posted on Jun 26, 09 03:53PM

"So my conclusion, with most majors in a cash strapped position, it would be difficult for any company to take over this play and no major can afford another to take this extremely rich resource. So we are in a behind the scenes, “Mexican stand off”. The first major to make a move could cause a bidding war that no major can afford at this time. IMHO"

Hence the move to bring talent on line to turn this into a mine, with the added bonus that it puts the majors on notice: "Buy in or move over".

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