I didn't promise £6. My view is it's either ending at zero or several pounds. Hopefully £6. Of course it will go through a lot of volatility along the way and it's up to each investor whether they want to get out during that volatility.
Is 20p really the best we can hope for?3 Mar 2025 07:35
@barnetpeter wrote 20p would be a miracle. That doesn't seem right to me. That would suggest £100m valuation and therefore £10m profit a year on a 10 P/E. Hardly seems worth the investment and time for that little. Looks like either nothing or at least £2 to me. Any thoughts?
How is making £100m from each of the three mines impossible? That would justify a PE ratio of 10 and therefore £6/share. The average miner has a PE ratio of 8.94!
Sorry brain not in gear!!! But 8p to £36.90 is the same % increase as 0.08p (which it was Feb 2016) to 36.9p in Dec 2020. Both are increases of 461 times so it doesn't matter I got the decimal point wrong.
@barnetpeter - If "no one lets the small shareholders make a fortune in this type of company", how did GGP go from 8p in Feb 2016 to £36.90 in Dec 2020? Even now it's £8.30, so a 104 times increase!
By my rough calculations £6/share would value the company at £3bn. This valuation would be justified if they get up to £300m/year profits which is not impossible imo given the company has exclusive rights for two cooper and gold mines and one lithium mine.
Views on how likely this is? Could it be announced on Tuesday morning? Current dividend is 1.6% so that would make it 4.8% which is very chunky and would suggest a big jump in share price.
I can't remember who tipped GSCU on here a while back. I bought a small batch on 24 October at 1.34p. They're now 2.58p and flying! Up 61% since Tuesday!!!