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Well the supply/demand imbalance looks like it's going to continue for a decade at least so I would tend towards the higher valuation. Factoring in the small percentage of ground currently explored the potential here is huge.
Sit tight and prepare for retirement :-)

Isn't the difference in valuation in large part down to Spod price projections?

I agree Lodan, gold is continuing an upward trend from the March 21 low and is consolidating nicely from the 2020 high.

Should be a champagne day - currently the Prosecco is flat!

Well it's held above it's 5 yr low on ex-div day and a really ugly market. PMs holding up well. So far so good.

'Creating opportunity for people through responsible mining' suggests necessary commitment to ESGs. As Mark Carney said, any company that doesn't commit to this will become extinct.

MrT: I didn't mean to criticise you. Sorry if you thought did.

3Bear - I agree. In the current situation I say keep the cash and build the business - that's the best way to improve the SP.

Mr T
I'm not sure the CEY board is the appropriate place for this debate so I'll be brief.
1) What is disinformation?
2) How do you define truth?
3) Who should make the rules? Who are the arbiters of 'truth'?
4) 'Big sanctions' are a big stick to enforce obedience to whatever is deemed to be 'true', 'factual', or whatever the self-appointed arbiters of orthodoxy want promoted.
5) Paradigms of 'truth' evolve though open debate. Sometimes the change is revolutionary (Kuhn's paradigm shifts). The plasticity of truth should lead us to openness and humility - otherwise we're merely transfixed by whatever anthropogenic delusion is the fashion.
6) We're still in Plato's cave looking at shadows.

Sotolo,
Thanks for your kind remarks.
It really comes down to people using this silly term' disinformation' to try to snuff out information they cannot accept. It is the modern day equivalent of putting your fingers in your ears and refusing to listen. I like being challenged by alternative viewpoints, it helps inform me.
As for PMs I still think we have the preconditions necessary for a significant bull run. I don't know how long the Fed will be able to prop up the dollar for but it will not be forever, and when they slacken off PMs will sparkle again.
86p here now, let's hope that long-term support has provided us with the bottom.

Mr T,
I'm not going to get into the rights and wrongs of Brexit, Trump, Ukraine, Covid etc. There is plenty of information out there from official and unofficial sources that lead to diverse opinions - and that is how it should be.
Clearly online bullying, harassment, paedophilic content etc needs to be policed - and it is currently. Good.
However plurality of opinion and free access to a wide variety of information and sources is the lifeblood of a healthy culture. You may believe things I disagree with but I absolutely defend your right to believe them and talk about them. We can then debate and the dialectic we have will enrich us both.
This dialetical approach is how science, politics, the arts and all other forms of human enterprise remain vigorous and healthy. No science is ever 'settled' and that is true for all other areas - to say otherwise is to descend into dogma - and that is the lifeblood of authoritarianism.
I am really concerned that a narrow orthodoxy is being foisted on us all - Orwell saw it and raised the alarm, others need to see it clearly now. The powers being taken currently may be in benign hands now, but that is no guarantee for the future.

Legislation to curb free speech online is a VERY dangerous road.
Definitions of what is 'misinformation' or 'offensive' will be open to political control.
We already have legal protections in place for grooming, harassment, hate speech etc.
This is designed to shut down legitimate debate and leave the way open for statism and propaganda. It is only good for control freaks.

Gold slide : Yanks are giddy about the dollar - it'll end in tears.

Slater, given you believe silver has underperformed other assets in the last decade, do you think it will catch up? The past is the past, it's the future that matters.

Yup, buying silver coins is only a good idea if you get in very cheap - there are loads of extras above the spot price.

BTW, you forgot VAT at 20%

Err no Slater, you must learn to be accurate in your put downs (the sequel) - I don't buy silver coins.

Yes Stupmy, it's not looking pretty today!

Err no Slater, you must learn to be accurate in your put downs. In actually said that we could hit 790 - which we did. And that was a tongue in cheek comment about how slack the 'coiled spring' was. Keep up.

No change in the company fundamentals.
Across the market shares are testing support levels - I wouldn't be surprised if we see the 600s here again.
This is a market where the herd is being panicked and the predators can get easy meat.