RE:RE:RE:Here is a little calculation just for fun so you can all seeIn the last real crazy gold/mining bull in the 90s (Bre-X era) a company I owned called, I think - International Copper - a junior explorer with some proven resources in Mexico, went from around .70 to 11.00 (and then to 0 lol). On the other hand, Western Canadian Coal and Grand Cache coal went from around 2.00 in January 2008 to 10+ in June of 2008 back to 2.00 in September 2008 to .25 in October November 2008, and then bought out at around 12 in 2009. So valuations are all well and good, but in a real bull (which we haven't had for 20 years) things go crazy on the upside (like Bitcoin) and in a selloff they go to ridiculous lows (at .25 Grand Cache and Western Canadian were selling at < cashflow/share="" and="">< cash in the bank). so this could literally go anywhere - if the market gets weak the discounting could get severe, if the market bounces back and/or the usd softens more and copper goes up, or kabila takes a softline stance on the tax rate (or even just saner heads prevail and recognize that a minor tax change doesn't cut a development company's value by 25%) the bounce back could be quick. be prepared for anything. cash="" in="" the="" bank).="" so="" this="" could="" literally="" go="" anywhere="" -="" if="" the="" market="" gets="" weak="" the="" discounting="" could="" get="" severe,="" if="" the="" market="" bounces="" back="" and/or="" the="" usd="" softens="" more="" and="" copper="" goes="" up,="" or="" kabila="" takes="" a="" softline="" stance="" on="" the="" tax="" rate="" (or="" even="" just="" saner="" heads="" prevail="" and="" recognize="" that="" a="" minor="" tax="" change="" doesn't="" cut="" a="" development="" company's="" value="" by="" 25%)="" the="" bounce="" back="" could="" be="" quick.="" be="" prepared="" for=""> cash in the bank). so this could literally go anywhere - if the market gets weak the discounting could get severe, if the market bounces back and/or the usd softens more and copper goes up, or kabila takes a softline stance on the tax rate (or even just saner heads prevail and recognize that a minor tax change doesn't cut a development company's value by 25%) the bounce back could be quick. be prepared for anything.>