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New Monster Alert:  Dolat Ventures, Inc.  (OTCQB:  DOLV)

Friday’s employment report basically guarantees us that the Federal Reserve is not going to hike interest rates in the US anytime soon. However, the reaction in the bond market was for longer-term interest rates to rise in response. You know what that means… markets are starting to finally sniff out an inflation problem on the horizon.

There are three places to turn in that situation. Gold, Silver, and Diamonds.

We see gold and silver still locked in long-term bear markets. But Diamonds are a very different story. Hence, our main move right now is to turn to a stock we have been tracking closely for some time because it’s got a tiny float, interesting operations, and a position in the very promising diamond mining industry that can lead some huge upside over the near term.

The stock is DOLV.

As the company puts it: “With excellent government relations, and local partners and a long history working within Sierra Leone, the principals of Dove Diamonds & Mining [DOLV] have an established track record and the right relationships in Sierra Leone. Dove Diamonds & Mining shall be responsible for all required machinery, mining equipment and will work in compliance with the Mines and Minerals Act of Sierra Leone.”

This is a diamond play. It’s a cut above the precious metals – no pun intended. And with the Fed back on hold a tiny float diamond play with some strong technicals is the type of game we want to play for some massive short-term, quick-hitting gains.

DOLV is focused on the Baimbawai Pool in the Sewa River in Sierra Leone based on its past output as its produced high quality diamonds and gems for the long term. Sierra Leone has been a major diamond producer for 70 years and Dove Diamonds & Mining intends to be one of the leading full scale industrial Diamond Mining firms in Sierra Leone.

In general, the African diamond game is red hot right now. An estimated US$13 billion worth of rough diamonds are produced per year, of which approximately US$8.5 billion are from Africa (approximately 65%). In terms of price change, this market has held up much better than gold, silver, or platinum, and has increased overall over 100% already this century. The market is stable and growing.

How about DOLV? Tiny float? Oh my yes.

DOLV is sitting on a verified 8M shares out and about on the open market. Why is this important? Well, imagine the stock is a running back in a football game. The float is the possible sellers, when you think about it. If people want to buy stock, the price move in relation to the demand size will be a function of how many shares are around to go up for sale.

So, if the stock is a running back, the shares up for sale are like defensive players. A small float is like a defense that’s only fielding 6 players: 2 lineman, 1 linebacker, 2 cornerbacks, and safety. Once we break a couple tackles, it’s going to be off to the races.

Technically, this thing is massively oversold, with an RSI score consistently under 40 for most of the past month. On a weekly chart, a reasonable bounce could be several hundred percent without even clicking into overbought territory.

About DOLV

DOLV (Dolat Ventures, Inc.) was formed to prospect for, mine, extract, cut, polish, buy, sell, export, handle and otherwise deal in diamonds and other precious stones, and metals in Sierra Leone.

DOLV has chosen to explore and mine the Baimbawai Pool in the Sewa River in Sierra Leone based on its past output as its produced high quality diamonds and gems for the long term. Sierra Leone has been a major diamond producer for 70 years and Dove Diamonds & Mining intends to be one of the leading full scale industrial Diamond Mining firms in Sierra Leone.

Top Investor Highlights

• DOLV is the diamond mining game. With the Fed back on hold, we look for diamond producers to outshine the gold players and start to really rip right now.

• DOLV has a small trading float of just 8M shares, which suggests the stock could launch higher on any additional influx of interest.

• DOLV is coming off an RSI trough under 40, pointing to a massively oversold stock now heading back the other way.

Rough diamond prices to skyrocket in 2018 – Courtesy, Mining.com

A steady diamond demand in the United States, paired with an ever growing appetite for these precious stones in China and India, are some of the main factors expected to cause a major gap in global supply and demand, sending rough diamond prices through the ceiling by 2018.

That is the main conclusion of a recently published report by Bain & Company and the Antwerp World Diamond Centre (AWDC), which also warns of major consequences of this sharp price increase for industry players up and down the value chain.

In Global Diamond Industry Report 2013, the authors forecast that rough diamond production will grow at an average annual rate of 4.8% from now until 2018, reaching a peak level of 169 million carats and a production value of $19.6 billion. This could be good news for African producing nations such as Zimbabwe, Botswana and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

DOLV is a tiny float way to play the push of money back into resource plays. Right now, the stock is very oversold and ready to skyrocket at the slightest provocation.

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