Back in olden days15 Apr 2024 21:00
Of my early gold share investments, way back in the last century when gold was $200 an ounce, shares were usually valued on the gold mine resource even though it was in the ground, often misinterpreted due to poor technology, and had yet to be dug out, often at great expense. It did seem rather daft to me but every time gold rose the exploration companies did likewise. How times have changed with a huge gold nugget at Havieron and the potential for more the main preoccupation seem to be obstacles, aquifers availability of the mill but a stones throw away etc etc etc. ad nauseum . If we were back in the old days Greatland would be valued at a record SP. Its ironic that we made it into the high 30's over 7 years ago when the delineation of the huge Havieron resource was yet to be defined and the gold price was half what it is today. Doesn't make sense does it.?