RE:RevaluationI agree with your view on the upside vs downside, but I think the techncial indicaors are as valid here as anywhere, whether that's because they drive the market psychology or reflect the market psychology I don't know. Anyway, could go either way here, technical indicators I look at suggest a good probability of a turnaround but it's always probabilities. The broader commodity market looks a lot shakier, thanks to the US admin and it's trade wars I suppose.
Just need a longer timeframe here I think is the biggest thing. If it went to 8 bucks in 3 years that would be a nice return, and that, IMO is a conservative expectation. Market's just trying to demoralize shareholders right now, shake their conviction, but as you say, this isn't some fly-by-night penny explorer, the value's there, funding's in place, now it's just time, like waiting for summer when it's January.