RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Financial Post article on ThursdayCV imho does not have the best interests of the common shareholder in mind. We can't trust him with this "golden egg" of a deposit to benefit us all. Now thanks to Stan's work here, we can't even trust the financials.
NPK's share price would not being so well if it wasn't for the rise in fertilizer prices. How sales was achieved (and whether receivables will explode) and how profitable it will be remains another accounting question. As CV gets his bonus from tonnage sold, I don't think he cares as much as he should.
Change the management team and BOD and I'll have another look.
The PFS is really irrelevant. The assumptions used will be questionable, the key is adoption rate of the product.