Nevada Copper Corp NEVDQ

“bog... $3.00 stock... explain? … Do you have a calculation

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 for the $3.00 or is it just "speculation." and or csharts?”
 
Sure ... if you promise to pay attention this time.   

It’s simple, ten years ago NCU was a $4.41 stock and Cu hit a 10 year high of $4.50 also that same month, Jan. 2011.  Cu began its decline the next month and NCU followed that summer.  The point is that the stock and copper were at close parity before the commodity bust.  Since valuations pre and post bust are so widely divergent, one must be further off than the other and by a considerable amount.

Now your assignment is to examine those charts, learn how to spell chart, and put in your own words what you understood from my lecture.  Due tomorrow at 8:00 AM.

b.

[Notgnu]

Meh... let's settle on sharts then. 

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Capt. Nugru,   Don't wish to spend too much time on this as have a lot of research to do on the upcoming disastrous 2021 housing market, but as usual you totally missed the point - 10 years ago folks did all the same mathematical gymnastics that now you seem to enjoy on a daily basis.  NONE of their calculations, estimates, or predictions proved true, did they?   I've tried