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WestFire Energy Ltd T.WFE



TSX:WFE - Post by User

Comment by aaaaaarghon Feb 23, 2012 12:33am
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Post# 19571154

RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Hey aaaaaargh!

RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Hey aaaaaargh!

Now that, my friend, is EXACTLY what I am saying.  WFE is NOT a bad company but it is currently fairly valued at this price.  The numbers I provided were just meant to show exactly that.  AND I agree that the best upside at the current time is the hope of a buyout especially when management has openly said that they are welcome to the idea.   For me, I prefer fundamentals (especially with a buyout possiblity), but at this price, the stock is not "cheap".   Of course, we will know more with the year end and fourth quarter results.  On a strong beat, they most certainly will go higher as would ANY company.   Ps.  I really follow a limited number of stocks at any given time (like 20) and Sherritt is one of them....   Ambotovy is a HUGE project and has a long life.   Metal is to start being produced this quarter but the project is still only expected to be cash flow neutral for 2012.   The part of this project which I am stuggling with is this....  It will produce HUGE amounts of nickel and the nickel market itself is not large compared to various other metals.  I am trying to deduce whether or not their own massive production will end up flooding the market and killing the price/pound of nickel....  I have done well with sherritt in the past as well so it is definitely worth taking a hard look at.

As always, good luck to everybody in their trades...

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