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Post by dubyaoon Jun 21, 2013 8:32pm
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Copper/Nickel Price is the Driver

Copper/Nickel Price is the Driver

Personally, I like the PGM reserve content here, but I see the driver that will get the mine built will be copper and nickel prices.  Until their prices move up and show some staying power, I don't see funding for a mine.  If it had nodes of PGMs near the surface it might be possible for a small scale operation but I have not heard if there are any there.

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