The past is the past20 Feb 2026 11:32
As I'm not a long term holder I both neither of the benefit of truly understanding the stock that comes with time, or the disadvantages that comes with that - the historical weight one accrues from dealing with the ups and downs, the false spikes, and the dilutions.
I am a lth though on other stocks and what I would say is that, with every stage of the mining process a miner goes through, you almost have to look at a company afresh as if it's a new company.
As others and myself have posted KEFI, now sits at the start of new phase of it's journey. Kefi the old early explorer now has hundreds of millions of capital and spades in the ground. It isn't the same company and shouldn't be viewed though the same lens, albeit that can be tough if you've been through it for years as a long term holder.
Late last night I mentioned that Montage gold might be used a rough example of what could happen to KEFI's SP over the course of it's mine build. For reference Montage are a year and three months ahead of KEFI, breaking ground in December 2024. Note Montages SP started to rise a couple of months after breaking ground, having initially dipped. It's SP is now 620% higher than when it broke ground and and it's still 8 months from production.
No two mining companies, or their assets are exactly the same but if KEFI can replicate Montage even to an extent, holders are in for a great year.
That's not to mention what happens once Gold starts to pour.
So don't worry about what KEFI did in the past, or what the SP does in the next month or two.
It's just noise.