This is my final response to this fake sophist's (latter-stage negative connotation) attacks, where I will show how he is more interested in winning an argument through clever but misleading reasoning rather than seeking the truth. @quakes99
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This is his latest attack on me, my research, and some other critically-minded #Utwit accounts that helped research and expose shady #uranium company management along the way. I will break this down and show how he employs his sophistry to mislead his followers. ๐คฅ๐
3/12
First of all, @quakess99 makes wide use of:
1. Ad Hominem Attacks
This is how he attacks my character (and those of other critically-minded #Utwit members) or motives instead of addressing the substance of the facts presented...
4/12
By calling my research a "hit piece" and labeling me a "predatory short seller that preys on poor retail investors" in previous attacks, he's attempted to discredit me personally rather than engage with the facts I've presented. Facts he never touched upon, of course...
5/12
2. Straw Man Fallacy
This is how he misrepresents or oversimplifies my arguments to make them easier to attack. By focusing on #RSU option grant's tax implications, he's not addressing the main points of my argument but rather a side issue that is irrelevant to my points.
6/12
3. Deflection
Instead of responding to the specific accusations and evidence I've provided, @quakes99 deflects the issue to something else โ in this case, the tax consequences of #RSU option grants, which is not the central issue of my research. It is irrelevant...
7/12
4. Appeal to Authority
@quakes99 is "The Professor", respected by 1,000s of #Utwitters. He implicitly relies on the fallacy of Appeal to Authority, where he uses his larger following & presumed reputation to give weight to his arguments over mine, regardless of the facts.
8/12
First, the tongue of @quakes99 the Sophist slanderer tries to murder my character through Ad Hominem + Appeal to Authority, while playing the hero at the same time: the defender of retail investors and, yes, I will show further on, of the companies involved...
9/12
@quakes99 in a previous post response to my $FUU thread went on a seething-long rant, giving his followers a Google explanation on #RSUs taxation, which is an absolute Straw Man Fallacy, because he simplifies all my Misrepresentation of Facts proof and other๐ฉ I expose...
10/12
By calling my fact-based research a "hit piece with lies, half-truths, and misinformation", he is literally defending these shady companies. He is deflecting the facts from the real issues at hand. Only someone with an interest would take that much effort to do so...
11/12
By stating, "The individuals who tell you that something is a๐ฉ are the๐ฉ themselves" he is once again committing an Ad Hominem attack to deflect his followers from the hard truths. "Do NOT listen to critical takes based on facts. Trust "The Professor" instead." ๐
12/12
I could go on for HOURS on this matter and dissect @quakes99 sophistic tactics way further, but I won't waste any more energy on this Vancouver ๐จ๐ฆ personality. If you still consider him to be unbiased and reliable, then you do your thing, sirs & ladies.
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In 2021, @DevExResources ๐ฆ๐บ introduced the ๐๐ฃ ๐ฃ๐ฟ๐ผ๐๐ฝ๐ฒ๐ฐ๐ in an ASX update, noting a significant Radon Track Etch anomaly ranked in the top 1% of all regional data collected. $DEV highlighted this strong signal as a promising indicator in their exploration efforts.
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In 2021, $DEV noted that any surface expression of #uranium mineralization at the ๐๐ฃ ๐ฃ๐ฟ๐ผ๐๐ฝ๐ฒ๐ฐ๐ would likely be masked by the overlying Kombolgie Sandstone, which serves as a caprock. They announced plans for exploration drilling, but no drill holes to this date...
The current $40M cash balance will take $GLO into Q1 2025, but more is needed to cover the full Quarter. Much of the equipment, including the largest component, the acid plant, has already been paid for and is arriving at the site.
2/20
Stephen Roman:
"We have had to do some financing to keep the schedule and momentum. Unfortunately, we had to raise at this price with those warrants, but if things materialize over the next three to four months, weโll have a different story."
3/10
Stephen Roman:
"The ultimate goal would be to avoid additional financing until we receive the bank's decision. Once the bank debt facility is in place, it opens up other options like offtakes with prepayments to cover any remaining equity without additional equity raises."
@AtomicCorp announced that the Credit Committee meeting to review the #DASA funding opportunity has been postponed, much to the disappointment of many. But why? What are the options if this becomes unviable?
2/10
The press release ended up creating more confusion than providing clarity. $GLO is in constant contact with the banks involved, but at the last minute, there were new questions that needed answers? Questions related to what exactly?
3/25
Some people suggest that is how banks work. If they do not like the project anymore, they delay until the project owners walk away themselves. Banks don't want to be seen denying projects. I can understand this from a commercial bank perspective. Butโฆ
On May 1, I applauded @NexGenEnergy_'s compensation strategy for not adopting RSUs. But everything has changed since then.
This thread will reveal @leighcuryer's sophistic deflection tactic when responding to questions about RSUs.
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In the 2023 MIC, $NXE specifically mentioned #RSUs. They considered that RSUs:
1. Can be dilutive 2. The markets might view it negatively 3. Are not tied to stock performance
(Note: RSUs can be granted by issuing new shares or using treasury shares. More on this later on.)
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Browsing the 2024 MIC, I was surprised to read that @NexGenEnergy_ plans to adopt the "2024 LTI Plan," which includes RSUs, PSUs, and DSUs. Surprisingly, instead of using newly issued shares for these grants, the company intends to buy them on the open market.
Since most people misunderstood the intentions of my earlier post regarding $DNN & $NXE's ๐จ๐ฆ CEO's CFA curriculum and lack of expertise in building and running novel #uranium mines, let me try a bit harder to convey my thoughts.
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The CEO of a junior miner is akin to a ship's captain, responsible for steering the vessel & ensuring the crew works in harmony. They oversee the entire operation, fostering effective communication & collaboration among departments like geology, engineering, and metallurgy...
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...Much like a captain, he ensures coordination among the ship's crew to avoid conflicts and ensure smooth sailing. The CEO addresses operational challenges and resolves conflicts within the team, balancing technical realities with economic goals to keep the ship on course.
I had to cut the previous thread short due to technical & time issues, failing to address some final observations & conclusions. Let me first summarize the inconsistencies & contradictions I observed.
Leigh admitted they could have bought #uranium earlier, confident in rising prices, but didn't convincingly explain the delay. Instead, he deflected by claiming their purchase astutely avoided driving up the spot market price, which wasn't even a concern raised by anyone.
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Travis McPherson's statement that "there's no urgency" contradicts taking on debt to buy uranium now. His broad and vague explanation of optimizing contracts and sale prices, especially given market-related strategies, adds to the confusion.