Ranger borna few questions to the few top dogs here:
been following Polymet for more than a decade, their copper cash costs will be (.28) byproduct basis
along with Wellgreen, owned by Prophecy Platinum: geology is amazing, width of 300+meters and depth of 800=meters
as well as the Duluth Metals/Twin Metals project=underground mine at depth, but tier 1 asset
these all have PGMs vs silver tossed in at NCU
looking at the world supply of copper and the ones coming down the pipeline, OT in Mongolia, mega mine by RIO, Platreef in South Africa by IVN, Mr Friedland involed in both of those...and he turns rocks into gold
1) what are the cash costs of the copper, with consideration of gold and silver, compared to the CIBC report here....sure it is a whopping 6 months old, but relevant document for this question:
https://www.grandich.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/CIBC-Junior-Copper-Report.pdf
is the reason a part of the market valuation at present because of the higher "total expected cash costs net of byproducts credits" than it's piers? see page 23 of stated document
2) land exchange: there is no 100 per cent of anything when looking forward into the future, except death and taxes...if you were to actually be objective, what is your percentage of the land exchange NOT going thru and holding this mine up? Is the market nervous because of this factor at present?
this has been a very informative boar, thank you for your candor and objectiveness
welcome all related comments