Woulfe Mining Corp WFEMF

Analyst Coverage

[Mark101]

Someone earlier today asked if any analyst are covering WOF.

I found a couple of companies that follow Woulfe Mining but you have to buy the Research Report ...

Reuters Investment Profile, Standard & Poor, Global Data

Nicola Street Capital has a report available but they don't have a buy/hold/sell rating and no share price projection .... maybe after the IMC deal is finalized, BFS and project financing is in place it will be easier for analyts to give a rating and SP projection for WOF. Most financial instituions and fund managers research groups will wait for these reports to come out before they jump into a stock. I think in the next couple of months all of this should fall into place. The WOF story is just begining IMO. Here's a couple of links I found that offer research reports on Woulfe.

https://www.reuters.com/finance/stocks/overview?symbol=WOF.V

https://www.nicolastreetcapital.com/2011/08/16/woulfe-mining-valuation-opinion/

[Majormac79]

It is as I said before, when woulfe releases this positive feasibility study it opens the doors for many money managers to buy us up to fair market price knowing that we are undervalued to the foreseeable earnings and not just a risky speculative investment. By my calculations woulfe will make around $80+ million net income(current spot price $432/MTU) The average P/E on the tsx is 14x

[dr_airtime]

P/E ratios are not appropriate for indefinite life depleting assets such as that in mining. Many forget that a P/E ratio is also a capitalization rate on earnings which capitalizes earnings out INTO PERPETUITY which is not appropriate for the majority of miners. If Woulfe proves up a 20 year mine life on BFS, or after 1-2 years of exploratory drilling then P/E comes into play as the value of any

[James54]

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[Sparkersss]

GET OFF THIS BOARD YA CHEAP WHORRE SPAMMER!!~

[AAA-1]

if you search companies in the mining industry there is a PE for the particular company and the associated industry.  For instance, FCX is between 9-10, and their industry(CU)around 18.   take care

[AAA-1]

I would venture, based on your math, over five bucks per share easily.    

[texasripper]

  using those numbers that puts the value of wof at production in the range:   Low 14 P/E:  1.149 Billion or 3.72 per share     High 19 P/E:  1.558 Billion or 5.04 per share   This doesn't take into account fluctuations in the tungsten market. It also doesn't take into account the likely doubling of production to 2.4 million tpy.  These figures do