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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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Comment by AlfTanneron Oct 28, 2021 12:06pm
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Post# 34059234

RE:RE:Send in the clowns

RE:RE:Send in the clowns
HA20200, great new icon.  There is nothing wrong with being a clown.  People love clowns.  They are funny and can make great balloon animals.
 
Regarding some of your points:
 
Caribou - Saving money on care and maintenance is nice, but this was a lost opportunity.  A hedge at $1.60 would have added $22M to profits in 2022 and would have only required only a 9 month delay.  Sure, waiting would have been a risk that would have cost $4M in care and maintenance.  But the risk would have paid off big time just like I said it would.  The other problem with Caribou is that it is probably operating at a loss thanks to inflation.  It is probably not losing $6M per year, but I could easily be losing $2M per year.

Management - How much did management really change?  The real management is Glencore anyway.
 
Hedging - Hedging did not help them avoid bankruptcy; it helped them avoid profits, which will make bankruptcy even more likely in the future.
 
RP2.0 - The feasibility for RP2.0 was disappointing.  Does this company really have only one decent mine now?  I guess the strategy is to take the only good mine the company has and deplete it more quickly to make up for the 3 dog mines.  It is kind of a sad and pathetic strategy.
 
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