Southern Arc Minerals

Re: Southern Arc Minerals

No worries, Marty.

Let me give you by far the best source of information, insight, and background. His name is Bob Vidoni, VP Project Management for SA. You will not find anyone better in any junior resource company for investor relations, and I mean that in a positive way. He won't spin. He'll give you facts. He's worked in Indonesia for a decade and has more than two decades of experience in mining engineering. Fluent in eight languages, including Indonesian, he's got an excellent grasp on the cultural nuance of the government and the people all over that part of the world. And a nice guy, too. 

Here's the general phone number in Vancouver. Do NOT be shy about calling with any questions at all. They WANT you to call. Just ask for Bob Vidoni... and say hi for me.

Head Office: Southern Arc Minerals Inc. Box 1078, Suite 1500 885 West Georgia Street Vancouver, BC Canada V6C 3E8 Telephone: +1-604-676-5241 

Cheers,

Kevin

Re: Southern Arc Minerals

Marty,

I don't and won't speak for Bob Moriarty.

Here's his email address, if you'd like to ask him directly:

bob@321gold.com

Best advice I can give, though, is to do your own due diligence, know how and why you have chosen to invest in the company, and then stand or fall on your own. Bob's contribution was in the early going, identifying SA as a comer. From that point on, I've leaned on myself for the gathering of new information and of new understanding of the pros and cons of my investment. To wit, if Bob called me up today and advised me to sell my shares (which he would never do since he's not an investment advisor), such advice would have absolutely no impact on me.

Marty, I'm a little surprised, though, to see you post that you had not seen the article linked by Muff in his recent post. There are several significant pieces written on SA that will help you to better understand the company and your investment in it. That particular article was a critical early piece. Are you conducting any background research on SA, other than what is shared on this forum? Just asking.

Cheers,

Kevin

Re: Southern Arc Minerals

I sure as hll miss the good ol days. Moriarty was so bullsih on the stock it wasn't even funny. Some very bold claims he made that haven't panned out in the time horizon he predicted, but then again nothing has. I wonder if he still backs Southern Arc?

Re: Anyone else miss the good ol' days?

It actually was Muff. I only invested in SA on the way down.. not going to say how far :(

Just hoping a bounce back at some point is imminent. 

Cheers and thx for posting. 

marty

Re: Anyone else miss the good ol' days?

WOW - how the world has changed.

When I first looked at the company, the market cap was about $15 million. As of yesterday, after the press release, the company was about $40 million. For a similar valuation, look at Palmarejo. They got bought out a week ago for $1.1 billion based on a preproduction status with 3 million ounces of gold. That's the potential Southern Arc has just based on the Selodong gold-rich porphyry copper system.

So far, Southern Arc has delivered everything they said they would do, when they said they would do it. That's rare and valuable all by itself. But yesterday they delivered a company-making hole. Another 600-meter hole is in progress with results in another three weeks.

I thought they were a 10 bagger from the $.35 level but I'm going to raise my estimate. They have a giant system, Newmont is going to be breathing hard down Southern Arc's neck and the Chinese with their $250 billion dollar slush fund for minerals is going to be on them like white on rice.

I think Southern Arc will be taken out in the next 12-18 months at a price between $1 billion to $2 billion. They have a Batu Hijau on their hands. The market has been looking for a giant new find and I think Southern Arc just delivered. When the market wakes up and Southern Arc goes over their press releases a little more carefully, look for a lot of fireworks.

We owned shares before, I participated in a private placement and I bought more shares on the open today. I am biased. And I love this company. They are advertisers.

Southern Arc Minerals SA-V $.78 Canadian (May 10, 2007)

I guess this gentlemen forgot to factor in the worst economic recession since the Great Deppression. I think gold should be stressed more when people talk about Southern Arc. 

 Too much copper has negative appeal.