news.goldseek.com / By Jeff Desjardins / 14 August 2014
A
year ago, there were many predictions that the majority of mediocre
junior exploration companies would de-list or die off. Observers at the
time noted that companies simply did not have enough cash left to create
much shareholder value.
It
was also apparent that very few of these same companies would be able
to raise money in the future in any meaningful way, even to just keep
the lights on.
Looking
at the data we have today, it’s clear we’ve reached a new level of
separation between the wheat and the chaff. While it took longer than
expected, this “Great Divide” makes it obvious as to which companies
should be avoided by retail investors. In addition, it also helps shed
light on the real companies that have a chance at locating the next
monster deposit.
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