Taseko Mines Ltd T.TKO

Alternate Symbol(s): TGB

Metals & Mining Copper

Taseko Mines Limited is a Canada-based copper focused mining company. The Company's principal assets are the 100% owned Gibraltar mine (Gibraltar), which is located in central British Columbia and is one of the largest copper mines in North America and the Florence Copper project, which is under construction. The Company also owns the Yellowhead copper, New Prosperity gold-copper, and Aley niobium projects. The Florence Copper project is located south of Phoenix in the community of Florence, Arizona. The Yellowhead Project is located in the Thompson-Nicola region of British Columbia, approximately 150 kilometers (km) northeast of Kamloops near the town of Vavenby. The Aley niobium project is located in northeast British Columbia. The New Prosperity property is located in south-central British Columbia and hosts one of the most significant copper and gold deposits in Canada. It is also located in an area of cultural significance to the Tsilhqot'in Nation, known as Teztan Biny and Nabas.

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Comment by sclardaon Dec 15, 2020 1:45am

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Pooperminer wrote

well researched article from Seeking Alpha. They hit every nail on the head except one. This shareholder thinks that our SP should be $3.65 right now. Company activity and known 43-101 deposits say so.

Problem we've got is too many people think Taseko is your average useless mining stock where the shareholders get drilled, so they top us off for .05 cents. The toppers, the swingers, and the shorters are in for a big surprise.

Note to Seeking Alpha, Well Done

Question of the day, when it comes to fish in general, does anyone know what the stupidest fish is?
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"Does anyone know what the stupidest fish is."

The Spiny backed Pooperminer fish is the dumbest imbecile fish of them all.

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