RE: No ones getting my Golden Tickets!20 Jan 2023 07:19
Stephen11, bit late in replying but just picked up the pc again.
As I posted in some of the downtime I see one of the other risks here is selling too soon.
As Bernard paints his picture of the future piece by piece over many interviews and presentations it is difficult to know, if you invested very early and very low, when to get off the bus.
Someone in one of the posts below was pointing out the problem with averaging down as people like to call it.
Second plant and well into production could be a high point, but it also depends on how much extra lithium there is in this ground, I have a feeling we are only seeing the tip of the iceberg and Bernards movements appear to support this.
Also much much earlier than anticipated, we can fully derisk a Goldfield without debt or dilution, gold experts tell me what a Goldfield sale averages? A sale would be an immediate increase in asset value per share with only 14 point whatever percent owned by the mining company, with potentially more Goldfields to follow.
If we cash in we look for another share and start again, but this may have legs for ten years or more.
Once the second plant is running I am convinced income will be used to purchase shares each year and disposing of them, obviously that increases share price on top of income and on top of any successful disposals of Goldfields.