RE: So, on a points basis which of the following14 Jul 2020 09:29
Gmed
The results are important but in my honest opinion what happens to the SP afterwards will not be simply based on those results.
If we get results that are for arguments sake close to the 150 and 30 tons that I have suggested, what then matters is what if any other forward thinking information we get, so in my opinion if we just get the bland results of 150 and 30 with no indication of what was produced in which months and most importantly wether we are now improving our production each week, then I fear we will at best see the SP stay at or close to the current price, however, if, we get those production figures and are told that, again for arguments sake, we produced 20 tons of tungsten in April, 40 tons in May, and 90 tons in June which was increasing through the month and culminated in 40 tons in the last week of June, and that, that 40 tons per week had been sustained in the beginning of July, then I believe we could see an increase in the SP.
Time will tell - not long to wait now