RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Some Big Numbers...for comparisonYou hit on my point exactly, and I absolutely defer to Haywood's SP prediction. It takes a ton of information, knowledge, and experience to formulate SP valuation estimates (and frankly, financial guys do a good job with the numbers they are given, but have a tough time contextualizing exactly how overly technical information may adjust risk - like the fact that carbonates were encountered and the potential risks and benefits associated with carbonate production).
My post was in response to an individual extrapolating the information to a $560 SP. I absolutely think share prices even around $100 are attainable EVENTUALLY, but $150-$250 in a few years seems like a pipe dream to me.