Nevada Copper Corp NEVDQ

Investor Presentation Info from 2018-2023

[JayGriff]

Nevada Copper Corp Investor presentation info from years 2018 to 2023 with average closing price per pound of copper.

2018, SP $0.70 CAD, O/S 445M, MC 312M CAD, ACP: $2.93 USD 

2019, SP $0.19 USD, O/S 762M, MC 145M USD, ACP: $2.72 USD

 

2020, SP $0.20 CAD, O/S 1.8Bln., MC 410M CAD, ACP: $2.80 USD

 

2021, SP $0.58 CAD, O/S 446M, MC 260M CAD, ACP: $4.24 USD

 

2022, SP $0.70 CAD, O/S 446M, MC 312M CAD, ACP: $3.99 USD

 

2023, SP $0.185 CAD, OS 1.35 Bln., MC 248 CAD, ACP: $3.94 USD

Average MC over 5 years: 289M CAD...

[cnynman]

Interesting research, JG.  From this, one could surmise that the share price of this stock is being driven and controlled by forces other than the price of copper, or even the value of copper in the ground. Eye opening.

[quinlash]

Once you start monitoring and following the markets for a long time you will start to realize that stocks that you see as having potential but are "oddly low"...  are exactly the stocks you should be researching and considering adding to your portfolio. The key note above is "research".  The markets are forward looking so consider what the future holds for the demand

[cnynman]

Your comments are valid if the stocks are 'oddly low' due to slow reaction to market conditions, lack of promotion, or other factors which delay startup, development or the company reaching it's potential to produce and earn. But in some cases the 'oddly low' is due to manipulation by powers which hope to gain in some way other than having the company be successful over the

[slewfoot2]

nope.... they r oddly low for a reason.... u r just 2 niave 2 c it... then u lose.... and wait.... and buy moar.... the dream of bags then lose moar.... the get mad and repeat with another oddly low stock.... 

[metalhead666]

by trances lik fluff fur sur....seams sew

[bogfit]

"Eye opening."   I'd say "almost jaw-dropping", for I've watched this stock and the price of copper daily for at least 12 years and 8 years before in precious metals and have found almost without exception that rarely does the current price of the metal factor into the valuation of a NON-PRODUCING base metal miner.  Why should it?  That said, speculation