Post by
brennan on Sep 01, 2024 1:47pm
Stockwatch article Aug 29
Collin Kettell and Denis Laviolette's New Found Gold Corp. (NFG) added three cents to $3.68 on 157,000 shares. Like Snowline, New Found has been a favourite of institutional and retail investors alike for the past three years. From there, however, the two promotions are miles apart, literally and figuratively. New Found Gold is busy at Queensway, in north-central Newfoundland, and it delivered a bounty of bonanza-grade assays from several sites along a lengthy strike -- hits with three-digit grades over two-digit intervals in several cases.
Those hits powered New Found to $13.50 in the summer of 2021, but since then the company has focused on turning much of its property into Swiss cheese without much thought toward declaring a maiden resource estimate for any of the promising zones. The company filed a prospectus two years ago, allowing it to raise up to $100-million (U.S.) for exploration and drilling at the Queensway project and for commissioning of a mineral resource estimate. There has been much drilling since then, but little commissioning. That has taken its toll on investor interest and therefore on the company's share price, which recently dipped to just $3.21.
Comment by
nozzpack on Sep 01, 2024 2:38pm
Thank you. They have yet to lay out a strategic plan as to what and when. That has really sunk the share price , as no tangible assessment can be made by shareholders as to what all of that drilling means in terms of current progress towards Resource estimate.
Comment by
nozzpack on Sep 02, 2024 11:58pm
Your financial logic is illogical . At $10 per share , ES 50 m shares would be worth $500 m compared to $200 million at $4 per share. The extra 12.5/ m new shares at $4 would gain just $75 million at $10. Too many of your assumptions do not hold.