Comparatively DSV gives bang for your buck. I hold some other stocks as well. One stock I like is FCU (Fission Uranium Corp). They have had some great assays and will be increasing their Resource. However right now FCU has a resource of approximately 135 million lbs of U308.They have found more though nobody knows how much yet. Last I looked U308 was trading around $42/lb. So 135 x $42 x 1.28 (exchange rate) = approximately $7.25 billion (CAD). Today FCU has a market cap of $503 million (CAD) Consider FCU will have to build an actual underground mine.
If you buy FCU for 1 share you get $7,250,000,000 / 657,000,000 (shares out) = $11 (CAD) value ore in the ground.
Contrast to DSV. We know DSV has over a billion oz Silver equivalent in the ground and exploration of bulk tonnage and vein exploration is open for more resource to be added. DSV has 325,000,000 shares out. You get 3 ounces of Silver equivalent for every share you purchase.
In Canadian dollars you get 3 x $23.2 (Silver price) (USD) x 1.28 (Exchange rate) =$89 (CAD) per share ore in the ground. Remember a lot of the ore for Discovery can be open pit mined (cheapest option).
So FCU = $.765 (CAD) per share to buy $11 (CAD) ore in the ground
DSV = $2.06 (Cad) per share to $89 (CAD) ore in the ground.
To directly compare for every $.765 you spend on buying DSV you get $89 / ($2.06 / $76.5) = $33 (CAD) ore in ground. DSV shares give you 3 times the value of FCU ore in the ground.
Conclusion: this simplistic analysis basically screams DSV is way under valued at $2.06 / share. If valued at the same metric as FCU then DSV would be trading at $6.18 (CAD)
It’s just some food for thought .DSV is being valued at 1/3 the value Uranium stocks are be given. DSV has lots of potential here at $2.06 – it’s no doubt.