Post by
bjbear on Apr 24, 2024 5:24pm
PALI VS NFG AS AN INVESTMENT AS WELL AS THE FUTURE FOR BOTH
PALI as worth about $5 because of the 1 for 1 share ratio. AS Collin Kettell pointed out to me in an email, PALI could realize this price if NFG is sold but PALI would be subject to corporate taxes on the sale. Typical Canadian taxes are around 28% depending on the province. Net proceeds for PALI and its investors would be 72 % of 5.00 or about $3.60. Present price is around $2.45 so there is a substantial discount. Should PALI decide to use their in place NCIB this year there could be support for a higher market price.
As for a PEA I think it won't happen for at least a couple of years as NFG wants to finish a lot of their proposed drilling. After such a release there could be a lot of interest from major gold companies who have to get their reserves up. Canada is the safe place to do buyouts- look at recent takeovers by BTO of SBB in Nunavit and CXB of MOZ (the Valentine deposit in Newfoundland). Incidentally both BTO and CXB are my favourite holdings along with PALI. NFG looks like the world's largest new deposit since the Fosterville find in Autralia. Eric Sprott was involved with this find and now is the largest single shareholder in NFG to the tune off about 250 million dollars! He sees opportunity and has been buying more shares on a regular basis. Share prices are rather low now so a great time to be buying. In a few years one will be rewarded for being patient. If you are expecting a mine proposal shortly forget about it. In the meantime read the company presentation.
Comment by
nozzpack on Apr 26, 2024 6:35am
So, the new budget has ruled out accrued business capital losses to offset capital gains ? I know that is not true. Of course, any gains above that level will be taxed as per normal..
Comment by
Dixiedee on Apr 26, 2024 6:52am
I did not say that if they have capital gain losses they can be used to offset capital gains I do not know if they have any capital gain losses that they have realized and not claimed but if they do they can use them to offset capital gains but it has to be Pali losses not NFG losses and has from operations re exploration costs
Comment by
Evenkeel123 on Apr 26, 2024 10:04am
Eh Dixie, since you really admit that you don't know nothing about Palisades, why don't you contact the auditors and ask proper questions? You might actually learn something. EK https://palisades.ca/news/palisades-reports-2023-shareholder-meeting-results/
Comment by
Dixiedee on Apr 26, 2024 5:17pm
I never said I don't know anything about Pali what I said was I didn't know if they had any capital gain losses but again you go and start making stuff up your a piece of work not worth the time of day
Comment by
Tk11455ok on Apr 25, 2024 10:50am
bjbear, I sent you a private message Tom K.