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DouglasQuaid (79.09)

The time has come for KRY and GRZ

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December 23, 2007 – Comments (3) | RELATED TICKERS: KRY.DL , GRZ

This weekend Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez met with Fidel Castro to discuss jointly developing mining projects.

The accords will increase oil refining capacity and petrochemical output in Cuba, according to a statement today from Venezuela's information ministry. Chavez and Castro also agreed to jointly develop mining deposits containing gold, zinc, copper, lime and chromium. 

 In order to do that Chavez is going to have to get the ball rolling on the Las Brisas and Las Christinas projects, which are owned by GRZ and KRY respectively.  

 Last Friday both GRZ and KRY jumped about 14% each in pps.  These stocks, that have been hammered by uncertainty lately (KRY in particular which was trading at around $5 a share dipped below $2 on permit uncertainty) is now poised for a huge run up.  While neither of these stocks are 5 star rated (expect them to climb), in my own research, some of the top fools, including the top fool recommend KRY.  

So even if you can't get in before some sort of official permit annoucement, there is some huge growth potential here.  KRY especially is rediculously cheap at Friday's close of $2.20.  

 

 

  

 

 

3 Comments – Post Your Own

#1) On December 24, 2007 at 12:32 PM, zygnoda (26.87) wrote:

You make it sounds as if KRY has been trading around 5 dollars a share.  The stocks seems to follow a somewhat predictable pattern.  It shoots up on news then falls back down when there is no new news about production beginning.  The stock has been "cheap" for years.  If you look at the five year chart you can see how has been trading in the same range for the last five years  Everyone who likes the stock always says it is cheap and poised for a big surge (when the permit announcement comes).  The stock will surge on news, but I still don't like the company.  They keep saying they will get the permit; but it seems like their is no hurry to grant it......    Why would the government issue it now? 

50-Day Moving Average: 2.56       

200-Day Moving Average: 3.19

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#2) On December 26, 2007 at 3:08 PM, DouglasQuaid (79.09) wrote:

At some point Venezuela is going to want to develop the Las Cristinas and Las Brisas deposits.  Chavez is comitted to the well being of his people and the people need jobs.  If you follow the news lately it seems like Chavez will be annoucing new projects shortly.  KRY is at the tail end of a long bureaucratic process.

 If this stock went back to the 4.50-5 range without a permit I would be a seller.  

If you can get in pre-permit under three I'll bet my cap you won't be sorry.  

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#3) On December 26, 2007 at 10:24 PM, zygnoda (26.87) wrote:

Do you have any articles (that I could look at) which suggest he might be announcing new projects soon?   Thanks for the response...

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