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Sonoran Desert Copper Corp V.SDCU

Alternate Symbol(s):  PMDRF

Sonoran Desert Copper Corporation is a Canada-based company, which is focused on securing, developing and monetizing material assets and technologies. The Company is engaged in the exploration of copper projects in Sonora, Mexico. Its Cuatro Hermanos Porphyry Copper Project (the 4H Project), located in Sonora, Mexico, 185 kilometers southeast of Hermosillo. The Cuatro Hermanos Copper Project is an eight square kilometer, at-surface, copper and molybdenum system with near-term soluble copper (SXEW) production potential. The 4H Project comprises 10 concessions totaling 8,125 hectares which contains a large porphyry copper-molybdenum system with surface measurements of at least four kilometers east-west by two kilometers north-south.


TSXV:SDCU - Post by User

Post by rusty777on Jan 05, 2024 1:02pm
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Post# 35812731

Mr. Market's not very impressed

Mr. Market's not very impressedWell, we have now had a 4:1 rollback....and not surprisingly, the share price is slowly degrading back to the pre-consolodation level.  Looking at the big picture - over the last 5 years the pice of copper is up 45% and SDCU (or PMR depending how long you have been in this disaster) is down about 70%.  So, all in all, not a great performer and it's hard to blame the price of Copper.  Looking at the price history one would intuit that most longs (if there are any left) are into this with a B/E well over 50 cents post consolidation......the way it's behaving it looks like we will see 10 cents or below, long before we see anything over the 50 cent range so even getting your investment back is probably a long shot.

My guess is if this gets anywhere over 20 cents we will see massive dumping as the long suffering Longs dump it, take their losses, lick their wounds, and go on to companies with better management and potential.

Sad

GLTA

Rusty
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