RE:RE:RE:RE:I'm going long with Nevada Young!Heh Metalhaed I am somewhat familiar with the Lassonde curve since I heard about it a few years ago.
And ydou are right that it appears that PPTA and SKE are enterring the part of the Lassonde Curve where there CAN be good upside momentum. BUt it is NOT GUARANTEED things will move up. Lots of things can go wrong in those stories. Cost over runs, geology problems ( are you 100 per cent sure that SKE or PPTA will not have water problems or bad groungdwhen they actually start building out their respective mines), SKE might have problems with Indigenous people on the alaskan side who share the same water ways ..In essense. mining is a tricky buiness and lots can go wrong. I hope they don't because, when I get some tme I want to research PPTA since the antimony aspect of PPTA is indeed interesting.If I were to invest in PPTA obviously I would want everything to go exactly according to their plan But you make it sound that it is all blue sky for your two picks, Skeena and Perpetua, and it is nothing but thunder clouds for I 80. I will admit I-80 has financial problems, but if CEO Young and co can find some good solutions they upside will be a quick, up and to the right for the sp.dd
Also I 80 is not all underground, they also have low cost open pit that can be exploited. It is funny that you say "who cares that it is in Nevada" yet all of the people who have made a lot of money in mining say that juristcition is ONE factor to consider when investing in mining projects.
You have to admit that in your posts Metal Head you contradict yourself a lot.