Nevada Copper Corp NEVDQ

Many thanks

[dheadley]

for the Aircon information and Blake's lovelife. Does anybody have anything useful to say about NCU?

[BlakeRyan1978]

Not Currently Unfortunately...

[bogfit]

"Many thanks for the Aircon information and Blake's lovelife (sic) ..."   Of course, you do understand only one is real and has actual financial implications.   b.

[BlakeRyan1978]

Actually both are fake, they cost me a forkin fortune! I should have gone to Colombia...

[BlakeRyan1978]

financial implications of getting them done in the USA indeed...

[Arminius]

Blake, I don't claim to be an expert, but if you want some exposure to gold I recommend taking a look at FNV Franco-Nevada. The original Gold Royalty company, a blue chip

[bogfit]

"FNV Franco-Nevada. The original Gold Royalty company, a blue chip ..."   Dinosaur!  Before climate change, spreading your assets anywhere around the world and diversifying metals was a GREAT idea., but have you calculated the percentage of royalties from regions NOW under extreme weather threat?  IMO you would be better with something like AEM whose mines are in

[Arminius]

You make a good point

[BlakeRyan1978]

Mr fit makes a lot of great points. I'm sure he also knows how to "hit" the special lady "points" very well too ;)  Blake xoxoxo

[BlakeRyan1978]

Thank you for your generous suggestion Mr Arminius, it's appreciated   Thanks again sweetheart Blake xoxo

[Arminius]

Sweetheart you're making me blush . 

[BlakeRyan1978]

Making you blush is the very least I can do... ;) Blake xoxoxox

[Arminius]

IMHumbleOpinion, NCU(Pala) doesn't care about shareholders, so we don't get much useful information. If you aren't already invested I'd recommend looking for a company that has solid ownership/management. Just my 2 cents 

[bogfit]

"Does anybody have anything useful to say about NCU?"   Well, it depends upon your window.  If you need it for tomorrow, you're probably out of luck.  If it might be useful in the months and years ahead, I would suggest taking a hard look at the extreme weather that is occurring in MAJOR copper mining regions and come to recognize the consequential disruption of

[BlakeRyan1978]

Great answer with juicy details... never thought of mines shutting down because of the severe weather changes but it all makes sense how we should factor in the weather patterns of the area where we invest. The conditions in my bottom drill hole became pretty wet from your intelligent post... Blake xoxox