RE: SP10 Jun 2021 09:43
@MonkeyTom
I would say my thoughts on BMN are that, even with the v price increase and all of these positive things that are meant to be happening, the SP can't get any traction. I get that at times sentiment does not match the underlying company performance, but this is not a short-term issue (IMO) with BMN.
In regards to FAR, yes, they are further behind however the fundamentals are much more compelling for the long-term. Contrary to what some BMN followers think, the FAR resource is cheap to mine (possibly the cheapest in the world) and just one ore body will last 27 years (from memory). There are 5 ore bodies so it's huge.
The infrastructure is in place (power, roads, rail etc.) so no/minimal expense there.
On the VSA report it shows the expected processing costs and compared to others (inc BMN) and the overall costs were much lower.
What does this mean for short-term prices? - I honestly don't know (no-one does or can tell us). However, the medium/long term outlook is much better for FAR (again IMO).
Also, look at the team in BMN and Vision Blue. Sir Mick - Ex Xstrata/BHP and his team or Fortune. Look at the contacts they will have and the credibility. (Ignore the crap about X2 Resources that was a vehicle to do acquisitions which didn't do any, you want to look at his record of running mining operations).
If you are looking for short-term opportunities, then I'm sure there will be other shares which will give you better short term gains. In the long-term FAR will grow and be huge and the SP will reflect that, as the drive for green and vanadium in steel will keep growing.
BTW, I wish BMN well, I just feel that at FAR is an investment I am more comfortable in. When their SP increases, I will be looking to sell most or all of my holdings.
As for Jam Tomorrow, with BMN it just feels as though tomorrow never comes. Not wanting a ****ging off session as we all view things differently.