RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Keep FaithHi Sooner, part of all our projections to a certain degree are influenced by our holding size and our timelines. You have more shares than most of us and prefer a quicker buyout. For sake of argument, if you had half or a quarter of the number of shares and a longer timeline you would be leaning towards double digit territory.
That being said, it is entirely possible that if RIO in 2020 floated the idea of a sub double digit buyout, say $8 - $9 or so, could they twist the BoD into agreeing to a buyout at that level? I think they'd have had a very good shot at it considering it would've been 10x the current trading price.
What happened instead though? The strategic buy-in, the newer PEA, the continued inflation in the interim. The single digit buyout, in my opinion, had a very short window for execution. Now we are in double digit territory.
If the gold/silver revaluation occurs prior to a formal Casino buyout offer, all bets are off the table as our global financial and currency system will be in a new paradigm at that point, but that is an entirely different topic altogether. Suffice it to say, the price tag continues to move higher and higher month by month.