RE:RE:RE:Fundamentals We should never minimize political and security issues just as we should not amplify them. Personally, I believe that the tremendous financial results of the Nampala mine could not be achieved in a place where these issues do not exist, such as in Canada. I made the choice that this risk was worth it and that the positive aspects largely outweighed the negative aspects. Therefore, I do not consider these issues to have a significant impact on the stock price.
Regarding the fact that the Cohen family owns 67% of the shares in Robex, I have to tell you that 90% of my purchases were made while the Cohen family held this position. I think that answers your question. The confidence I have in this management team has been built over the years and the results show that this confidence is fully deserved. Considering that I am an ordinary shareholder, just like you, I have no special relationship with the management team.
Regarding the 60 cents you are referring to, this is not a projection of the target price but rather an estimate of the value of Robex. If memory serves, this value estimate is based on a very conservative price-to-earnings ratio and a now very conservative value of gold. This margin between the stock price and the value is very important to me.
Finally, do not confuse drilling results with resource calculations. I attach much more importance to the resource calculations because one can draw many more conclusions from them. The drilling results are essentially good for fueling hope.