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Teal Valley T.TV


Primary Symbol: P.TEAL

Teal is a Canadian, pharmaceutical & NHP manufacturer selling to Canada’s national, chain drug stores, presently expanding its portfolio to include cannabinoid-based products utilizing proprietary formulations & extractions for both the global Rx & recreational markets.


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Post by namehijon Nov 14, 2016 8:17pm
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Takeaways from release and fncl stmts.

Takeaways from release and fncl stmts.1. Caribou-no decrease to target for year so progressing well. No bad news is good news here.

2. Transaction possibly coming-I'm guessin buyout or silver streaming deal to provide funds for a. expediting 1. expansion of Santander and 2. Stratmat-Half mile. 

I see analysts rasing targets
-buyout possibility
-zinc already higher than what they had targetted for 2017 (every 1 cent in zinc should add about 3 cents to target price and lead is higher too than they targetted)
-Santander higher grades and continued high production (some analysts have Santander producing less zinc next year-sandbagging).

Lundin and HBM have been on a tear with increase in commodity prices. They will need much of existing management to do continued growth. 

I don't see TV being independent through the end of 2017 (maybe not even 2016).

$1.25 or more by the end of the week is my guess. Time will tell. 

130% of 20 day weighted average is currently 1.35. 150% is 1.56. Hoping for $2+ eventually. Don't think the bigger companies will let it get that high. They want some of the upside in their stock after the deal. 6 to 8 times 2017 projected cashflow at around 1.10 zinc is $2. Zinc currently higher and they get 2018 and 2019 growth of doubled Santander and Halfmile-Stratmat essentially free. 1.5 would be cheap.  I'm holding on if they announce a deal. I think a higher offer is possible if it isn't $2. 


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