This past Friday SRSR closed at .008 after a nice pop to .015. A retrace for sure and I was saying this
LOL
Braden, I owed you two cokes, but you owe me one coke since it broke past .01 ;D
The stocks moves so easy and this is very attractive to me.
Now that we got that out of the way...I was expecting a stronger close above .01 on Friday, but .008 is not far behind and there is a lot of steam building up on it in anticipation of what Scott Keevil will be bringing to the SRSR table.
Scoot Keevil is the New Ceo coming on board and his father is a billionaire of a NYSE company called
www.teckcominco.com. We should see a PR on Monday about Scott coming on board.
The Keevil family are some serious players in the mining filed.
Trade/invest at your own risk, but I am expecting another pop here with SRSR after this retrace and many MOMO players are ready to pounce on it again IMO.
*Bill Panetta has re listed it on his bottom buster and power scan list at the bottom here.
Best wishes on all your trading/investing.
Eagle1
Scott Keevil has been involved in the mineral exploration industry for 20 years. In his previous positions he has worked on the exploration side for the most part in Canada and Indonesia. He has developed relationships with mining investors in the USA, Europe, SE Asia and Canada. Scott will aggressively search for new exploration and mining opportunities for Sarissa.
Bio's of Scott Keevil's father & grandfather...
Norman B. Keevil (nice video clip)
www.businesslaureatesbc.org/keevil_nb.htmlNorman B. Keevil II
www.teckcominco.com/Generic.aspx?PAGE=About+Us+Pages%2FDirectors+%26+Officers+Pages%2FDirectors+Bio+Pages%2FNorman+B.+Keevil&portalName=tcScott Keevil's father & grandfather
were both inducted into the Canadian Mining Hall of Fame...
www.mining.ca/halloffame/english/bios/keevil.htmlwww.mining.ca/halloffame/english/bios/b-keevil.htmlDr. Norman B. Keevil(Scott Keevil's father) is quite a guy. What else can you say about an engineer who graduates from the University of Toronto with a B.A.Sc., then picks up a Ph.D. at Berkeley, and becomes committed for his next 43 years to what must be accounted British Columbia’s long-term mining leader, TeckCominco. In an industry populated by executive nomads – and I am one to talk – 43 years of single-purpose dedication is itself something to talk about.
Under his leadership,
Teck Cominco grew from annual revenues of $11 million focused on one mine, The Sullivan, and one lead-zinc smelter, Trail, to operations around the world and more than $4 billion in sales today.
Here’s a skills test: what annual growth rate is required to grow from $11 million to $4 billion in 43 years? Answer: about 15% per annum, compounded over four decades. Here’s another skills test: what Canadian mining company has a cash flow larger than that of Inco and Falconbridge combined, no net debt and $3 billion in the bank? You’ve got it!
Does Norm Keevil warrant acclaim? I guess so!
www.ralphsultan.com/Newsltr-2006/newsltr-0602/08-NormanKeevil.htmlNorman B. Keevil Sr...
Teck Corporation, a leading mining company, was founded by the late Norman Keevil who taught geophysics at U of T in the 1940s and published 42 scientific papers in a number of fields. He left academia in 1946 to establish a consulting geophysical organization and eventually to go into mineral exploration directly using new airborne, remote sensing technology developed during the Second World War for detection of submarines. This resulted in his discovery of the high-grade Temagami copper deposits in northern Ontario, which became a successful mine and the cornerstone for a series of acquisitions that culminated in the formation of Teck Corporation in 1962. Today Teck Corporation is a $3 billion company with interests in 12 producing mines and an active exploration program around the world.
Keevil was a prospector, a scientist, a mine-maker and a corporate builder. His many awards include the Order of Canada, the Inco Medal, the Edgar A. Scholz Medal and induction into the Canadian Mining Hall of Fame. He died in 1989. Keevil’s son, also Norman, a U of T graduate who went on obtain his PhD at the University of California at Berkeley, is now president and CEO of Teck.
(An article from 1997)
www.news.utoronto.ca/bin/19970516.aspAt the same time, in geophysics at the University of Toronto there were three younger generation academics of note. Each of these has made significant and lasting contributions to our field, albeit each in very different ways. Firstly there was Norman B. Keevil (we should now add “Sr” to his name, for specificity). He is credited with significant pioneering advances in radiogenic age dating of rocks, using mass spectrometry. The technology and apparatus that he created in this area of geoscience has been maintained and, indeed, strengthened since then at the University of Toronto, most recently with the outstanding work of Derek York. It should also be noted that the Jack Satterly Geochronology Laboratory will be officially opened in the Department of Geology next month. However, Keevil Sr.’s interests went far beyond research or teaching. He also conducted an active contracting activity, providing geophysical exploration surveys for various mining companies in the summers, using graduate students. As we were to learn later, however, all of these activities were subordinate to his career objective of becoming a mining magnate-and we all know how well he succeeded in this objective.
(Article from 1994)
kegsonline.org/Forms/Seigel%20IN%20THE%20BEGINNING.docSRSR Share structure.
Outstanding Shares = 693,566,058 Shares
Restricted Shares = 427,480,000 Shares
Float Shares = 266,086,058 Shares
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