Ucore Rare Metals Inc. V.UCU

One half at a 100, the other half at 300?

[Dragonsmyth7]

Dear Rapid,

I love your goal in that statement.  I could retire in style.  Is it possible and how long would it take?  Also what would what would Ucore management do at those share prices?  Would management split the stock before the share price reached those level.  Remember we have that one for ten reverse split to overcome.  
Could Ucore reach a 100, sure but as a target of hype trading to drive it up and drop it or having the value to to have a 100 a share price.  I would say that it could be a hype target the first months it goes on a exchange.  But how many SMC need to be running for 100 a share in value?

300 a share, I would think that management would split the stock before that. 

Also what needs to be happining in the world to make Uocre that valueable?  China falling apart or stop exporting REES? 
Dragon

[PipinoCuevas]

if profitable, each SMC should be worth a few dollars per share   maybe $10 say at full capacity, 400 million in revenues and profitable ( thanks in part because of LA tax incentives) A P/S ration of 1 on 400 million if O/S shares were 100 million would be $4 But it depends on how many O/S shares If it 100 million per SMC, that fine    meaning ucore only dilutes 20-30 million

[VeritasBob]

The assumption that each, or any, SMC will be profitable, is just that, an asumption. I don't think rare earth separation is an automatic money printing press. RSX and management will need to be very efficient to make any dough. The SMCs could lose money, even if RSX works fairly well, if plant and company management are not good. And we dont know yet what kind of up time Ucore will get with

[PipinoCuevas]

Bob no assumptions from me LA tax credits helps margins a bit.  Ton of cost is in capex I have always harped on they gotta actually run the thing if it's built.   Whats Gonna happen to MP?  Can they run it separation profitably? 

[VeritasBob]

Pip "Whats Gonna happen to MP?  Can they run it separation profitably?" VB: "Remains to be seen." Getting a chemical engineering plant running well isn't easy. Even more diffiucult if on a new process (RSX) whose developers were fired before demo plant was built. Reminder, despite the chemistry being the same between RSX and SX, the chemical engineering is not