RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:tuesday's presentationEnero,
When copper was $2 lb, then IVN was worth $3. Now copper is over $4 lb, so IVN -- a copper company -- is worth a lot more. My estimates are based on the price of copper, so now the Company is worth a lot more. That said, $100/share doesn't make sense because there are over 1.2 billion shares out and the Company owns a third of K-K. That implies a value for K-K of $300 billion, which is impossible, ever with the other properties.
By the way, I never sold at $3 (it was higher), but I did sell, and I've NEVER shorted this Company. I'm making no predictions on the future price.