RE:RE:Turquoise Hill"Hard to believe that 8 years ago, TRQ was $28 (copper price was $4.50 in 2011)." Be careful when looking at past stock prices. Back then, this was a totally different company. It was Ivanhoe mines, which is now switched to IVN. Different assets, different cash flow potentials/sensitivity. The new TRQ expected cash flows are different from those in 2011. Also, there has been substantial shareholder dilution. Shares outstanding more than doubled since 2011. This being said, at $3.0 copper, $1300 gold and $19 silver, the NPV 8% was said to yield about $6.94B USD in Enterprise value. If copper goes to $3.5, you get NPV8 of $10.46B (a 50% increase), etc. You can see tables in the 2016 technical reports for example p.56 of pdf: https://www.turquoisehill.com/site/assets/files/3769/2016-10-tr-trq-r77gvc.pdf Can the stock return to 10-15$ in the next 5 years? Maybe in the best case scenario. Will it go to 28$? Don't think so.