RE: Precious Metals20 Jul 2023 00:19
@Tacet, so you have now switched back to your UFO account with your 11th post of b0llocks today.
Iron ore prices are highly relevant to a near term producer since it determines whether the project is economic or uneconomic. If you want to look at the futures prices, they are just discounted at the current spot price.
Also the Anglo deal to be signed this quarter involves hedging, which will be based on the current spot price (as Fenix is).
If the Iron Ore spot price was currently $50/t, do you think it would be irrelevant to UFO's share price?!
And silver spot prices are highly relevant when there are big moves in silver. UFO always outperforms FRES during periods of big silver moves. Why? Firstly silver is at very tight market. Only 1 silver junior play on LSE = UFO.
FRES has a market cap of £4.6bn which is very difficult to shift.
Someone buying just 10M UFO shares (1 person's holding) will significantly move UFO's SP.
Also UFO 100% owns Australia's highest-grade silver mine with mineshafts, headframes & Mining Lease in place.
It can be switched on very quickly compared to other explorers.
Also silver is the reason why 90% of people initially invested in UFO, then learnt about the simplicity & profitability of DSO. So yes, silver moving up does bring in retail investors and is relevant.