Tivan (ASX: TVN) is continuing to advance its explorations in Timor Leste. Being amongts the first-movers in that region should pay off handsomely, it will just take a little time. But with the share price currently at 8.5 cents, this could easily give an excellent return. Their joint venture with Sumitomo backs everything else up and removes most of the shareholder risk.
So why hasn't the price hit 20 cents yet (as some shareholders see to feel it should have)? I believe it's simply because Donald Trump is claiming most of the mining news. That means that when TVN returns results (and I ecpect them to be great), they will look like they have come out of nowhere and will surprise many people. And the share price will instantly skyrocket.
In my opinion, but you do your own research.
When will that happen? I expect within the next couple of months.
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