RE:Drop in PriceSorry, I would argue this on two points.
1. What fundamentals are you talking about? The only fundamentals I have seen are intents to validate 10 million GEOs and positioning to become a acquisition target. Sure, those haven't changed, but I wouldn't call them fundamentals as much as aspirations.
2. Factors external to Laurion have indeed changed. Debt is more expensive thanks to rising interest rates, and the cost of drilling has gone up due to inflation. It looks to me as if Laurion is planning a very small drilling campaign this year (5000 meters). Is that to conserve cash? It may well be and trying to do a raise when your stock has lost 70% of it's value could be an issue. A junior miner survives on its ability to raise capital. To say that fundamentals haven't changed in that regard is false.
I don't mean to sound negative, but "fundamentals haven't changed" and "if you liked it at a dollar, you'll love it at 35 cents" are just things people say to make themselves feel better.