Western Copper and Gold Corp T.WRN

In 18 mo where could WRN be sold for ??

[Marine2]

What could WRN/ Casino be worth in 18 months ?

In connection with this further investment by Rio Tinto, the Company and Rio Tinto will enter into an amended and restated investor rights agreement, whereby, subject to certain conditions, including ownership thresholds, Rio Tinto will have certain rights for a period of 18 months from closing of the investment

Nov 30 2023

T:WRN - WESTERN COPPER AND GOLD CORPORATION J - https://www.westerncoppercorp.com

12:56:33 EST

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Sym-X	Bid - Ask					Last	Chg	%Ch	Vol	$Vol	#Tr	Open-Hi-Lo	Year Hi-Lo	Last Tr	News	Delay
WRN - T	1.9	1.67	·	1.69	0.4	1.68			21.0	33	51	1.67  1.68  1.65	2.68  1.63	12:01:30	Nov 28	15 min RT 2¢
TSX - T	1.9	1.67	·	1.69	0.4	1.68			7.7	12	18	1.67  1.68  1.65	2.68  1.63	12:01:30		15 min

Is WRN worth keeping / investing more money and time in,, can something happen in 18 months to make WRN worth $8 to $10 $$ CDN on a buyout ???

M2

[Heywood_Silvers]

I would say, with a $3k gold price, you are easily doubling (at a minimum) the current NPV of the project. Just my initial hunch though.  As far as copper is concerned, who knows?  Likely also up, but nowhere near the % increase we will see in gold. Note that Paul, on his most recent comments, still views Casino as primarily a copper play.  However, if you push the timelines out

[dfwrgk]

This likely Gold revaluation, the reality that assets like Gold, Silver and probably Bitcoin will continually move higher as governments uncontrollably print paper fiat, continues to keep me positive with this asset WRN controls.   I imagine that one day as things continue to improve for this project and the world economy, out of left field. a new player will enter the game, and yes, they

[1keepitsimple]

Hey I played Casino stock in 1970 at somewhere between $2.00 and $3.00. Imagine my return if I waited this long. I remember Adanac (Atlin BC) in the same years and many years later they eventually found enough financing but the mine went bankrupt before it started producing. Profit is fleeting. Good luck.

[EvenSteven27]

Thanks, KeepItSimple,  Unfortunately, Ruby Creek was a pure Moly play just as Kitsault was. A pure moly play has never succeeded as far as I know. Both Ruby Creek and Kitsault failed. Moly is mined mainly as a byproduct of copper, not an only moly play. WRN has gold, copper, and even traces of numerous other critical and RE metals included rhenium. Mind you mainly copper and gold, but still