RE:RE:RE:RE:Sherritt Investor RelationsI want you to really think about that question. It's a moving target. At 1 point it was $0.11 and another $17.00!
I can do the calculations just like everyone else including Clearwater, Verificate123, yourself, yahoo etc. using the "formulas" everyone uses etc.
At the end of day Sherritt's value on paper means NOTHING really. It's what people are willing to buy or sell it at. What the trend is etc. This company has Ni operations, is improving debt load situation, is producing product and has revenue but yet its sits at $0.49?
Canadian Nickel on the otherhand is over a buck and it has nothing, nada, zilch, no revenue, no mine, no opertions...just a field that might have nickel under it? It closed trading at $1.28 today?
In my humble opinion, I'd like to think Sherritt should be at $1.25 - $1.50 level. The stock price is currently undervalued. But again, other variables are at play that would influence this like a US embargo, slow down in the economy, EV not being as revolutionary as everyone anticipates.