What don't we know? and WHY?15 Jan 2020 06:27
This palladium story is becoming more intriguing. From my post of 8th Jan to date, the value of palladium we have, without knowing the updated figure, has risen $88 million - £68 million , that's in the last 7 days. The value of the known palladium numbers now stands at $1.963 billion.
We are told the upgrade is substantial, what impact will this have on the byproducts? Lets assume it's 25% across each product, that puts palladium at 1,150,000 /oz = $2.46 billion, not an insignificant number for a byproduct and for a company with a derisory mcap of £16 million. Roman Abramovich puts more than £16 million per month into Chelsea FC.
Whats the real reason for keeping this upgrade from us? is the upgrade not substantial? is it more than my assumption?
Whats the true figure for amount of gold, platinum, cobalt and palladium combined? Upwards of $5 billion ?
We were told some time ago we had 3 tonnes of gold, it's never mentioned anymore, why?
If we have only 3 tonnes, my guess it's significantly more, then today's in ground gold value is $163 million. Some time back I posted a map of large gold anomalies in Russia, our license area is in one of these gold anomalies , but this is never mentioned.
Check the map on page 21 of pdf.
http://urbansustainability.snre.umich.edu/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/RFE.05.pdf
Just for fun with my 25% uplift, aimo,
Nickel @ $8/lb = $27 billion
Copper @ $3/lb = $2.8 billion
Byproducts = $ 5 billion
That's $34.8 billion all for a poxy £16 million.
At the rate palladium is going, it won't be a byproduct it's becoming more valuable to AMC than copper.
Why has TB joined the board and shelled out 200 grand, he clearly knows what we don't. I bet he's fully cognisant of Russian gold anomalies.
That's the big question now, what don't we know? and WHY?