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Cambodian Ventures Limited (Pink Sheets: CMBV) www.cambodianventures.com Cambodia Headquarters United States Headquarters #16 Street 556 Sangat Boeung Kak I, Khan Toul, 111 Chelmsford Street Phnom Penh, Cambodia Lowell, MA 01852 Tel: (011) 855-129-23577 Tel: (617) 799-6912
Executive Summary Cambodian Ventures mission is the exploration and mining of precious minerals in Cambodia. Based on work by the French, most geologists agree that there is great potential for abundant mineral resources. Although artisanal reserves have been found, the country has not been developed for large scale precious metal extraction because of internal conflict and war for the last forty years. Although Cambodia has evolved in the past decade from a fragmented society to a stable regime, friendly to foreign investment, the country has not yet attracted a rush of mineral investors. The recent up-swing in metal prices, notably gold and copper, is causing increased activity in traditional exploration areas. As the most attractive prospects are acquired, and fewer become available, it will be natural for the international mining community to seek opportunities in less traditional countries such as Cambodia. In the particular case of Cambodia, an almost complete lack of modern exploration should translate into enormous potential. Cambodian Ventures intends to be at the forefront of this exploration and development. By obtaining licenses before large scale reserves are proved, we intend to capitalize on these underdeveloped mineral deposits thereby producing extraordinary returns for investors. Background Cambodian Ventures Limited (CMBV) was founded in 1995 to explore business opportunities in the Kingdom of Cambodia. Originally, the company was focused on developing hydroelectric generation opportunities within the country, but in June 2004, a new management team joined the company to focus on the exploration of precious minerals. The new management has significant business experience within Cambodia, primarily in mineral exploration. Gary Fineberg, the CEO of CMBV, has been living and working in the region for over 30 years. He has strong family ties in the region and has been involved in various business ventures over the years. From 1996 to 2000, he was the Vice President of Brewer Natural Resources, a company that performed significant exploration operations in the Rattanakari area of Cambodia. Gary was responsible for government relations and security for the company. Brewer Natural Resources ceased exploration operations in Cambodia in 2002 due to personal problems of the CEO. Gary, however, continued very close relations with Cambodia’s current government. While in Cambodia with Brewer Natural Resources, Gary, along with other members of CMBV’s management team, founded the Cambodian Educational Foundation (CEF), an “NGO” (Nongovernment Organization) in Cambodia. The foundation has offices in the US and Cambodia and has raised a substantial amount of money to fund private schools in Cambodia. These schools teach Cambodian children English and vocational skills. This has brought the group considerable goodwill from the government and the people of Cambodian. Gary’s work with CEF has kept him actively involved with the Cambodian government, and these involvements lead him back to pursue mineral exploration and mining opportunities within Cambodia. Background Report on Cambodian Ventures Limited (Pinksheets:CMBV) Page 4 Cambodian Ventures Limited - Mission Cambodian Ventures mission is to obtain under the prevailing mining laws of the Kingdom of Cambodian, licenses for the exploration and mining of precious minerals in Cambodia. Cambodian Ventures intends to carry out exploration activities in regions containing gold and other precious minerals in Cambodia. Cambodian Ventures is seeking projects that contain or have the potential to contain high grades and large tonnage of gold and other precious minerals, as well as projects that contain the potential for mineralization concealed under post-mineral cover. Cambodian Ventures' goal is to apply rigorous geological methodology to analyze the potential of its opportunities in incremental steps, investing small amounts of capital in each step in order to increase the probability of success in each successive phase of exploration. There are several high-potential sites in Cambodia where we could apply our methodology. Cambodia's evolution from a fragmented society towards a stable regime, friendly to foreign investment, has not yet paid dividends in the form of a rush of potential mineral investors. The recent up-swing in metal prices, notably gold and copper, is causing increased activity in traditional exploration areas. As the most attractive prospects are acquired, and fewer become available, it will be natural for the international mining community to seek opportunities in less traditional countries such as Cambodia. In the particular case of Cambodia, an almost complete lack of modern exploration should translate into enormous potential. Background Report on Cambodian Ventures Limited (Pinksheets:CMBV) Page 5 Background on the Kingdom of Cambodia Cambodia is a developing country with a market economy. The Constitutional Monarchy was reestablished after more than 20 years of civil war and communist rule in 1993. The current coalition government was sworn in on November 30, 1998 with Hun Sen, of the Cambodian People’s Party, as Prime Minister. Prince Norodom Ranariddh, leader of the FUNCINPEC party is president of the National Assembly. The government has pledged to devote its full energies to accelerating economic development in Cambodia through the implementation of an ambitious economic and political reform program. Bilateral and multilateral support and closely monitor the government’s reform program. The IMF, the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank are all active in Cambodia. Kingdom of Cambodia, with its rich variety of natural resources (fertile soil favorable for agriculture, good tropical forests, and minerals), and abundant labor force, offers foreign investors many possibilities for producing or processing a wide range of local products, including, but not limited to wood furniture, paper, canned vegetables and fruits, precious stones and other minerals, clothes and footwear, etc. The Mekong River and its many tributaries have vast potentials as sources of hydro-electric power which, once harnessed, will supply abundant energy for industrial and commercial development and household use. Recent successful petroleum and gas discoveries off its coasts enhance Cambodia's attractiveness both to foreign and local investors. The possibility of fast economic growth and sustained, rational, and environmentally sound development is very high. The process of peace and national reconciliation set in motion by the Paris Peace Agreement on October 23, 1991, has fundamentally changed the overall situation of Cambodia. Assisted by the international community, a free, fair, and democratic election was held in May 1993, and led to the adoption of a new constitution, the establishment of the National Assembly, and the formation of the Royal Government of Cambodia. Cambodia is now a full-fledged democratic society respecting the principles of a freemarket economic system. With a strong motivation to expand economically, the Cambodian Government has taken steps to encourage investments. Cambodia's National Assembly passed the "Law on Investment of the Kingdom of Cambodia" on August 4, 1994. With the implementation of the new investment law, which includes some of the best business incentives in South East Asia, Cambodia is on the right road aimed at economic growth and development. Significant gaps in the nation’s legal and institutional frameworks limit business confidence in Cambodia, but there are opportunities for U.S. exporters and investors. The Cambodian government currently offers a generous package of incentives to foreign investors and imposes few restrictions on imports from abroad. Cambodia enjoys Normal Trade Relations and GSP benefits from the United States and many other trading partners. Cambodia is a member of ASEAN and on track to join the ASEAN Free Trade Area. Cambodia is also in the process of applying for accession to the WTO. Background Report on Cambodian Ventures Limited (Pinksheets:CMBV) Page 6 Rational for Mining and Exploration Activities in Cambodia Cambodia is the least developed country in the ASEAN region for mineral exploration and mining • Based on work by the French, most Geologists agree that there is great potential for abundant mineral resources. However, there has not been much exploration or development due to internal conflict and war for the last forty years. An almost complete lack of modern exploration should translate into enormous potential for mineral exploration and mining • Mining Laws in Cambodia are favorable for foreign investors. Cambodian government allows 100% ownership by foreign investors and takes only 3% of sales amount for royalties. Furthermore, the sales prices can be adjusted between buyer and seller and is not strictly controlled by governmental supervision. Such regulations give foreign investors the potential to generate higher profit margins from mining than other countries in the region. In addition, the government grants exploration licenses for a period 6 years and exploitation licenses for a period of 30 years. • The Government of Cambodia has stabilized significantly in the last several years and is actively courting mineral exploration and exploitation activities. They recognize the potential of significant income for the country • Cambodia received most favored nation status from the United States in October 1996. Generalized system of preferences was granted by the U.S. and came into effect on August 1, 1997 • The Agreement for Agreement on Trade Relations and Intellectual Property Rights Protection was signed between the Royal Government of Cambodia and the United States was signed in October 1996 Background Report on Cambodian Ventures Limited (Pinksheets:CMBV) Page 7 Precious Mineralization in Cambodia The UN and Cambodian Department of Mineral Resources reports on mineral occurrences show a few mineral occurrences, mostly gold, in the region. The descriptions of these mineral occurrences is very general and obviously limited to areas of artisanal mining Given the general state of mineral development within the country the lack of mineral occurrences may be due to that lack of rigorous exploration rather than the absence of mineralization. Several geologists have suggested that Cambodia does have significant mineral potential that is not yet fully understood or recognized. The French were exploring and mining minerals in Cambodia until the early 1960’s and there are significant regional geosciences data deposited with the Bureau de Recherches Geologiques et Miniere ("BRGM") in Orlean, France. Based on a review of this data, most Geologists believe that the country contains strategically located mineral belts having excellent potential for gold and copper mineralization. This mineralization has been introduced to the rocks through mechanisms which are not understood at this time, but which can be clarified through the process of site visits and systematic follow-up exploration. Cambodia's evolution from a fragmented society towards a stable regime friendly to foreign investment has not yet paid dividends in the form of a rush of potential mineral investors. The recent up-swing in metal prices, notably gold and copper, is causing increased activity in traditional exploration areas. As the most attractive prospects are acquired, and fewer become available, it will be natural for the international mining community to seek opportunities in less traditional countries, such as Cambodia. In the particular case of Cambodia, an almost complete lack of modern exploration should translate into enormous potential. Gold Gold has been sought and won in Cambodia since historic times, as attested by a large number of old workings. Organized prospecting and mining for gold began the late nineteenth century, presumably by French engineers and geologists working during the colonial regime. With one exception, Bo Sup Trup, discoveries have all been small and of the scale suitable only for artisanal mining by local populations. There are a large number of occurrences and therefore there is optimism for future discoveries and developments of commercial scale. Gold prospects and alluvial workings are found in three main regions of the country: the northwest (Oddar Meanchey or Siem Reap province), north central areas (notably in Preah Vihear province), and in the northeast (Rattanakiri province). Other more isolated occurrences are also known. Background Report on Cambodian Ventures Limited (Pinksheets:CMBV) Page 8 Silver There appear to be no native sources of exclusively silver ores in Cambodia, notwithstanding the well known production of chased and embossed silver handicraft work, one of the specialties of local craftsmanship Silver occurrences have been reported in association with the Bo Sup Trup gold deposit, the Phnom Kambor (Phnom Bar) gold occurrence, and also with the Sam Rong group of sulfide mineral occurrences in Kompong Speu province, where argentiferous galena is reported at Phnom Thmar Prak. More recently, press reports in 1991 have indicated the discovery of silver occurrences by the Department of Geology and Mines of Cambodia in the areas of the Kchol massif (western Kompong Chhnang province) and near Siem Reap province. Background Report on Cambodian Ventures Limited (Pinksheets:CMBV) Page 9 Cambodian Regional Geology – Potential for Precious Mineralization The widespread distribution of high-grade mineralization, anecdotally observed, indicates that there are, possibly, considerable amounts of precious and other types of metals introduced to various areas of Cambodia. Little is understood of the local geology, and so gaining such an understanding is therefore a necessary first step of the exploration process. Rocks of late Precambrian age (greater than 700 million years old) are present near the Vietnam border in northeastern Cambodia. These rocks consist of folded and deformed metamorphic rocks as well as granites and migmatites of geologic provinces that have been well described in Vietnam. The most recent geologic mapping in Cambodia was that completed by the BRGM in 1967, published as 1:200,000 map sheets in 1972. This mapping was primarily reconnaissance in nature, relying heavily on aerial photographic interpretation which was handicapped by the relative paucity of outcrops in the region. It appears to be currently accepted that poorly-dated rocks of Paleozoic age (about 570 to 230 million years old) form the bedrock over large areas of eastern Cambodia. The BRGM maps show large areas of Triassic sedimentary rock (230 to about 190 million years old) throughout the region. However, when geologists have visited a few areas it has become obvious that many areas interpreted to be Triassic were actually granitic to monzo-granite Based on the greater degree of study of mineral deposits in Vietnam it appears that the Indosinian Orogeny (an era of mountain building and intense structural activity) was not only a defining event of Indochina’s geological history, it was also the last major thermal period of metal deposition in the region (thermal events are important in the deposition of mineral deposits). As a result an understanding of the Indosinian Orogeny and its metallogeny (the relation of metal deposits to events that can cause metals to be deposited in certain areas) is important to assessing the economic mineral potential of the region. The Indosinian Orogeny, with its deformation, metamorphism (changing the nature of rocks through heat and pressure), and intrusive igneous activity, occurred over a long period lasting from the Carboniferous to the mid-Jurassic (about 180 to 70 million years ago). Pre-Indosinian rocks are metamorphosed, folded and intruded by igneous rocks. Post-Indosinian rocks are relatively flat lying, mostly unmetamorphosed and metallogenically unproductive. This orogeny created a vast mountain belt extending from Laos through Central Thailand, eastward across north-central Cambodia, across Vietnam and into the Eastern Sea which is now completely eroded away. Sub-belts of this orogeny extended in a northwest-southeast direction from Thailand, across western Cambodia and ending in southernmost Vietnam and another across northern Vietnam. This orogeny obscured the original character of all of the preceding rocks with the result that it is essentially impossible to decipher the Pre-Indosinian geologic history of Cambodia. The younger rocks in the region include the relatively flat lying Triassic sedimentary rocks (shales, sandstones and greywackes – a type of dirty sandstone) and Triassic volcanic rocks (rhyolites, dacites, tuffs - various types of volcanic rocks). Background Report on Cambodian Ventures Limited (Pinksheets:CMBV) Page 10 Cambodian Ventures Limited – Methodology for Exploration Since mineral exploration has in Cambodia has been “in limbo” for many years, CMBV plans to utilize “state of the art” geological exploration methodology. The goal is to determine, in the most capital efficient manner, the potential of each site, in carefully planned stages of exploration. In most cases, it will involve the following initial tasks before an evaluation of the sites can be made potential for production. The result of completing these tasks will be the production of a report authored by a respected Geologist that complies with the Canadian National Instrument 43-101 ("NI 43-101"). “NI 43-101” is the current Canadian regulation which governs the format and content for technical reports to be filed as part of a public disclosure process. Although CMBV is not publicly listed on a Canadian exchange, the NI 43-101 is generally accepted by investors as credible documentation for making mining and exploration investments. The following tasks will be performed by an internationally respected geologist or geological consulting firm Task 1: Compile all available data on each project area and development of a digital elevation model using Landsat and/or Radar SAT imagery. It is anticipated that there will be significant use of regional geosciences data deposited with the Bureau de Recherches Geologiques et Miniere ("BRGM") in Orlean, France. An assessment on assembled data will be made for each project based as whether the site economically warrants proceeding to Task 2. Task 2: Perform on-site geological mapping and sampling of the main prospects. Onsite work will be performed to: • identify the type of mineralization present; • quantify the known mineralization in terms of the average precious mineral content and the concentrations of associated (mineral) commodities; • estimate the size of the mineralized zones; • estimate the extent of economically interesting mineralization within the zone; • estimate the mineral potential of each prospect; and, • Determine what additional exploration is warranted to advance the prospects towards the next stage of exploration. Task 3: If warranted, prepare a formal report to Canadian National Instrument 43-10T ("NI 43-101") standards suitable for presentation or public disclosure purposes. This report will be used to raise additional capital for exploration and exploitation of each project if warranted. Background Report on Cambodian Ventures Limited (Pinksheets:CMBV) Page 11 Exploration Projects under Consideration CMBV is in various stages of evaluating 6 different sites for precious mineral exploration. Five of six sites appear to have potential for gold mineralization. The sixth site appears to have potential for platinum mineralization. Some of these sites being evaluated are “working-interest” joint venture opportunities, where CMBV will become a “working – interest” partner in an established exploration and exploitation license issued by the Ministry of Industry, Mines, and Energy (Ministry) in the Kingdom of Cambodia. Other sites being evaluated will require CMBV to apply to the Ministry directly for the exploration and exploitation license. The application process for a mining and exploration license in Cambodia is a two stage process. The first stage establishes a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the ministry. This MOU secures the area of interest for a given time period, while a definitive “Exploration and Exploitation License” is negotiated with the Ministry. CMBV is in advanced stages of negotiation to acquire a majority working interest in one of the potential gold sites mentioned above. This site has been evaluated by the potential working interest partner and shows great promise. It is anticipated that the agreement will be consummated prior to May 1, 2005 Background Report on Cambodian Ventures Limited (Pinksheets:CMBV) Page 12 Management Team Gary Fineberg, CEO & Director Mr. Fineberg has been involved in Cambodia business ventures since 1996. His experience in South East Asia dates back to the early 70's. Most recently Mr. Fineberg was Vice President of a Cambodian gold mining company that was successful in obtaining licenses to mine gold in the Kingdom of Cambodia. Mr. Fineberg is also CEO of the Cambodian Educational Foundation, a Cambodian nongovernment organization (NGO), which invests in the education of poor and at-risk Cambodians. The Cambodian Education Foundation (C.E.F.) supports and sustains these students in their schooling. William West, Vice President of Operations & Director Mr. West has been in the law enforcement and security industry since 1986. Mr. West has provided for the security of high ranking government officials, military personnel and businessmen during volatile times, which called for heightened security. In the late 1990’s, William was the Director of Security for a gold mining company in Cambodia, providing consultation for the day-to-day security and operational support for field operations. From 1986 to 1993 he served as a Security Control Center Operations Officer and Technical Aide for Mitre Corporation, working with various intelligence agencies of the United States government. Mr. West is also the Vice President and Secretary of Cambodian Education Foundation, Inc. (CEF). William was instrumental in CEF's being awarded U.S. 501 (3) (c) taxexempt status and continues to dedicate substantial time to the organization on a daily basis. Mr. West has a Master of Science in Law Enforcement from Western New England College. Mark Fineberg, CFO & Director Most recently, Mark D. Fineberg worked as the Manager of Transportation Operations for MAXIMUS Inc., a corporation that specializes in managing State and Federal contracts. Mr. Fineberg managed the Transportation Authorization Department consisting of 20 employees, for the Massachusetts Medicaid Customer Service Center, which is under contract with MAXIMUS Inc. He serves as liaison between the provider community, transportation vendors, medical providers, clients, and advocates of Mass Health. During Mr. Fineberg's ten-year tenure with MAXIMUS, he has held various supervisory and management positions within the corporation. He has been responsible for managing facilities which included the oversight of two extensive build-outs with a total cost in excess of seven hundred thousand dollars. Mr. Fineberg served as Finance Manager in which he was responsible for monthly financial forecasts, budgets, and monitored purchases of services and equipment to stay within project budget. Mr. Fineberg attended Suffolk University from 1978-1979 and North Shore Community College from 1998-1999. Mr. Fineberg is also the Chief Financial Officer for Cambodian Education Foundation Inc. Background Report on Cambodian Ventures Limited (Pinksheets:CMBV) Page 13 John Sharry, Director & Secretary Mr. Sharry first became involved in Mining and Exploration when he became involved with Brewer National Resource and Development in early 2000, which was focused on Gold and Gem extraction Mr. Sharry has worked in the Security field since 1985. Most of his career he worked as Physical Security Supervisor and Special Security Assistant at a Federally Funded Federal Research Center. Mr. Sharry is also Operations Manager of the Cambodian Education Foundation, Inc. (CEF) Board of Advisors Cambodian Ventures Limited will be announcing a number of high profile individuals that will be joining our advisory board in the coming weeks. We are in discussions with well known individuals involved in mining and exploration company management, as well as respected geologists.
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Read the report. This is very undervalued. The company will be putting out some big Pr's soon. The cambodia market is untouched. This can be big. Not to mention insiders hold most of the float, and any tiny buy and this thing will fly.
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Anyone watch QRUS from being dead at .09 to $1.5 the same week. This one reminds me of QRUS. Same share structure. Lot's of upside potential.
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.03-.04! Getting tighter! With the low float. Any vol, and people will be kicking themselves just like in QRUS!
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Kanal- Insiders hold 95% of the float. This will get to .10 in very light volume. There are very few if any shares out! This is a great hold right now as no one knows about the company. I'm looking to sell my shares over .20+ Maybe more if we pick up volume like QRUS! Good luck,
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My best bet right now would be to put a bid at .035 and hope someone sells between the bid and the ask of .04!
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quote:Originally posted by Slayer: Still can't unload, huh? Sorry dude. 16k vol today on 4 trades.
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Cambodia is one of the fastest growing, investor friendly nations in the South Pacific. Moreover, it has been very politically stable for 10+ years now and is attracting more investors than ever to develop industry. Cambodia has one very valuable thing going for it as well - one of the world’s most UNDERDEVELOPED mining industries. Recently, there has been discovery in Cambodia of over 19 gold mining deposits as well as dozens of other mineral deposits as documented by the French throughout the 20th century. These have remained virtually untapped due to political and economic restraints as well as the exploitation of neighboring Thailand and Vietnam.
The time is now for CMBV as surveying is underway and mining operations are gearing up for the Fall. The stock at minimum should move to .10 within the coming days.
Both Thailand and Vietnam have had significant gold exploitation and share geographic similarities with Cambodia. Also, CMBV recently has entered into an LOI with Oksan Cambodia Corporation. Oksan has performed initial geological surveys on the area and found promising gold ore concentrations. The agreement being negotiated will give CMBV the lead in developing the property. Upon reaching a definitive agreement, CMBV will perform comprehensive geological surveys to determine the economic value of the mineral deposits for mine development.
The interview with the CEO highlights some interesting points including the Cambodian government allowing foreign investors 100% ownership with 3% tax. The CEO also points to the numerous deposits of Gold, Silver, and Copper.
NEW YORK, April 25 /PRNewswire/ -- Gary Fineberg, CEO of Cambodian Ventures Ltd. (Pink Sheets: CMBV - News) recently granted Wall Street Network an exclusive audio interview profiling the company. Interview highlights include discussions on the following topics:
* market opportunity for precious mineral exploration companies in Cambodia * a timeline for the company's activities * relationships with the Cambodian government * overview of management * upcoming milestones
To hear the interview in its entirety and to read an in-depth report on the company, visit http://wallst.net/superstock/CMBV/cmbv.html. Cambodian Ventures Limited (Other OTC:CMBV.PK - News), a mining company focused on exploration and mining of precious minerals in Cambodia, discussed the potential for economically viable precious mineralization deposits in Cambodia. Gary Fineberg, CEO of Cambodian Ventures Limited stated today: ``There has been a lot of discussion on why anybody would choose to start a company in Cambodia to focus on exploration and mining of precious minerals. The answer is simple: tremendous ground floor opportunity.'' Gary outlined the following eleven reasons why Cambodian Ventures is focused on exploring for precious mineralization in Cambodia.
1. Based on work by the French, most geologists agree that there is great potential for abundant mineral resources.
2. There have been significant gold exploitation in Thailand and Vietnam, both of which have similar geological characteristics to Cambodia.
3. Widespread high-grade mineralization has been anecdotally observed in the country indicating there are possibly considerable amounts of precious and other types of metals.
4. According to the Cambodian Ministry of Industry, Mines, and Energy there are 19 known gold deposits in the country which have had limited exploitation.
5. Mining in Cambodia is small-scale by international standards.
6. Mineral exploration using modern geological techniques has been limited in Cambodia, presenting interesting opportunities for junior mining companies using state-of-the-art exploration technology.
7. Cambodia has not been developed for large-scale precious metal extraction because of internal conflict and war for the last forty years.
8. Cambodia's evolution from a fragmented society towards a stable regime, friendly to foreign investment, has not yet paid dividends in the form of a rush of potential mineral investors.
9. Cambodia's government regulations and licenses for mining are the most favorable in the region. Cambodian government allows 100% ownership by foreign investors and takes only 3% of sales amount for royalties.
10. Cambodian Ventures management has significant experience in mining and exploration in Cambodia, having spent three years with another mining and exploration company focused exclusively in Cambodia.
11. Cambodian Ventures intends to be at the forefront of exploration and development in Cambodia. We intend to capitalize on these underdeveloped mineral deposits thereby producing extraordinary returns for investors.
Here is additional information regarding CMBV – do your DD to make your own decisions. This stock is a long term hold because any significant discovery could lead to a huge run in the stock price.
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CMBV Cambodia market has huge potential.Cambodian Ventures mission is the exploration and mining of precious minerals in Cambodia.The company is poised to venture into untapped resources in Cambodia,and the atmosphere and the attitude are favorable.Gary Finberg,CEO and Director of Cambodian Ventures LTD,explained that the cambodian gov't is welcoming new investment with open arms,right now is a wonderful oppurtunity to get in on the ground floor and do the work. In the particular case of cambodia,an almost complete lack of modern exploration should translate into enormous potential.Reasons to consider this stock,rising metal prices,experts note the potential,govt of cambodia more stabilized,mining laws in cambodia favorable for investors,highly qualified management and sizeable growth projections. imho. do your dd
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Totally agree! CMBV is going to smoke!!!!!! Major investor interest in this one! It will catch fire. Huge MOMO next week. www.*************** .com DD posted there!
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CMBV does look an undiscovered company with huge upside potential. I think we should see this start to move as the investing public becomes aware of it. .10 is very possible here , in short order. JMHO DCP
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Yeah I posted this stock on another forum here. I think it's gonna have a great run this week, and that's just looking at the techs on it. Get in low and sell high on this one. Pretty sure it's gonna be a money maker.
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Putting it in streamer now. IMO Any type of volume, and this has a good chance of breaking the 52 week high!
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