Tanzanian Royalty Exploration Corp. (US) (TRE)

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A natural resource company, engaged in the acquisition of interests in and the exploration of natural resource properties. The Company's general area of interest has been in the exploration of gold properties in regional East Africa.

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Avatar TMFSinchiruna (< 20) Submitted: 4/17/08 4:33 PM : Start Price: $6.11 TRE Score: -20.16

Holding Jim Sinclair in very high regard, I have no reason to think that his company will be anything other than wildly successful in the long run. After watching the share price retreat from $7 at the start of the year, I figured it was finally tim...

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Avatar Kraig07 (< 20) Submitted: 12/27/07 4:51 PM : Start Price: $6.64 TRE Score: -16.16

Excellent owner/CEO James Sinclair

good executive in Tanzania in South

Lake Victoria area.

Exploratory Gold drilling in one field

is excellent.

Stock has appreiated 8-10% in las...

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Avatar Mylestom (84.30) Submitted: 10/13/06 3:47 PM : Start Price: $5.30 TRE Score: -10.63

Everything I see says that gold is in a long-term up-trend. North Korea, Iran, weakening US dollar, booming middle class in India & China, all point to higher gold demand. TRE is a nimble exploration company which buys prosepcting licenses, finds m...

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Avatar marcd77 (< 20) Submitted: 5/29/07 4:47 PM : Start Price: $4.83 TRE Score: 0.94

Tanzanian Royalty is currently in the exploration phase of what hopes to become a multi-faceted royalty company with interests in gold, nickel and potentially diamonds. The companies CEO is of the highest caliber and ethics and has made decisions (o...

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Avatar goofypicker (< 20) Submitted: 3/20/08 10:45 AM : Start Price: $5.95 TRE Score: -19.19

Gold and silver have taken a sudden drop during the past week. Many speculators are panicing and claiming that this is the end of the "commodity bubble". I don't think so. If you look at the fundamental reason behind the last 6 months rise in preciou...

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