Freeballinginawetsuit said:No bagging here, you're just too slippery to answer a simple question.
If you're going to compare AGM to other Nicklers in value or make some projections on AGM's future share price as compared to the past price actions of its peers, at least make the reasoning stack up!
chops_a_must said:For arguments sake, what makes AGM worth more than say VRE? Whilst AGM isn't planning on production for a few years, VRE will be in production next quarter. I'd say that is a much fairer comparison.
Halba said:ghosta there are other nickel mines like Ambatovy in Madagascar(online by late 2009/ 2010), Raventhorpe(online 2008)
both are >50,000t ni
This doesn't include the cumulative effect of 10,000tpa increases in production by every nickel miner on this planet
when pricing nickel stocks, they have about 2-3 good yrs left in the tank, after that prices decline somewhat, just look at zinc(declining) and copper(getting hammered), oil (declining) as examples of what commodities do after strong peaks
i won't be buying at the tops!
ghosta said:But for those who are interested in the nickel outlookfor the future, if the Goro project went ahead and all proposed future nickel projects came in on time, there may be a short period in 2010 when supply was close to meeting demand. This scenario is unlikely in any case, but if Goro didnt go ahead there would be no chance of supply meeting demand in the next decade unless there was a recession worldwide.
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