@Mutley8 Gave you a TU for that ramp... Attack the poster not...

@Mutley8

Gave you a TU for that ramp...

Attack the poster not the argument, great for investment purposes, not.

Keep living in your dream world, don't question those in charge of your investment, great strategy

BTW, "No crash why hype negativity again?, today’s prices are back in the normal range pre spike period."

So going from $US86,500/t (when WFE went into suspension) down to $US29,000/t (currently) is not a crash, right

This morning you were painting the picture that people should consider the very right side of the NPV diagram, no it appear something different, which is it??

You just don't have a coherent argument against the simple fact that on a fully diluted basis the NPV of the project for WFE is below the Mcap. Before this project came along the SP was sitting at .1c, so the market did not value anything else highly.

I've just spent a bit of time looking through other companies NPVs of their feasibility studies compared the those companies Mcap. On EVERY one I've seen the Mcap is well below the project NPV.
New Century Zinc Mcap $426M NPV $1.3B as a quick example (they bought an old plant and a resource/tenements, sound familiar?)