Sean K
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I think this one has been completed undervalued or ignored by the market for a long time.
Just a note that Venus Metals (VMC) owns 30% of Youanmi Gold Project and chunks of the surrounding tenements. VMC up 16% today @ 21c (my average 1c higher). Venus has genuinely modest share issuance unlike RXL which has recently done a big consolidation of its shares.
VMC also has a longshot chance of some spillover from a jv btw VMS and CHN which is looking at a 'Julimar like' electromag anomaly called 'Thor'. Venus (VMC) owns the NE tip of that anomaly.
Been frustrating to hold a few VMC and from the look of the chart I would not expect it to hold today's gains. So in the unlikely event anyone is interested in this spec it might pay to await developments. Better to dip out on VMC than pay too much imo - slow mover, slightly sketchy mgt but seems good deal maker.
Don't think I've ever seen a sell or reduce target on a junior explorer. These brokers aren't paid for these reports directly - but as you mentioned there is consideration for either past raisings which they are trying to pump to keep clients happy, or future consideration to be used as the broker of choice for the next placement. Connacord and Taylors did the last placement.Well, all the excitement of the resource upgrade has well and truly worn off and this is now back in the dog house.
Report by Canaccord gives them a $1.10 valuation, way off where they are now. Not sure if Canaccord have been paid for this or if they did some financing for them, but geesh.
It's back to being crazy cheap on an EV to ounces basis. Current EV about $70m with 3Moz, just doesn't make sense. Even just putting $100 an ounce on it is $300m MC.
I'm not sure what's wrong with it. Maybe just the sulphide part of the ore?
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As they say, one swallow does not a summer make.Massive grades...
Can they get any better?
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