Pacific Booker Minerals Inc V.BKM

NPV value v Mine value

[Believe3]

who has the answer to what recent mines were valued after approval compared to their NPV value 

is it 80 % of NPV 
is it 50 % of NPV 

with the need for resources such as copper could our mine be valued at 100 % of NPV ??? 

also dont forget newer tech will allow us to mine more and longer from i believe 25 year mine to 30 year mine 

and due to increase in copper prices the previous low grade stuff that would not have been mined will be because it still has value....

i use to dream about this getting to 20 dollars and now i am dreaming of approval and 200 dollars... ?   can it happen... from the analysis it sounds like it just might !!!

Why down today ?  on good volume too ? suspect someone is trying to keep this from running to far too fast...  thoughts ? 

B3

[$500,000Salmon]

I Believe that the dreams of Believe3 will come true. There is legit potential for a premium, not a discount on NPV. Five main reasons: 1- quality mining projects are in short supply, which leads to bidding wars. See the post from Dano about the $1.8 billion purchase of a "potential" Canadian gold mine that is not expected to start until 2029. A lot of risk for what some analysts say

[zerubbabel]

All good points Salmon. Point 5 is not something that I had turned my mind to. Hadn't seen any $ numbers associated with flood damage to eastern Frazier Valley of B.C. Saw a helicopter fly over video of extensive washout damage. Amazing the private contractors got traffic moving in less than a month.  Ten billion CDN; wow, that's a serious hit to provincial budget.  Looks like

[$500,000Salmon]

Here is where I got the $7.5 Billion USD number https://www.axios.com/climate-disasters-cost-world-billions-2021-study-6bdb1eb0-faf4-4e05-8915-b2a7374270cf.html British Columbia floods — $7.5 billion. Study: 10 biggest climate disasters of 2021 cost $170 billion in damages     Rebecca Falconer