"Bunn, your obsession with the $5 billion indium valuation is truly adorable."
You’re practically doing AW1's PR team’s job for them: reminding everyone that AW1 controls a project with an estimated US$5 billion in-ground value—while its current market cap limps along at a mere $30 million. If that’s not a screaming buy signal, I don’t know what is. So, thank you for pointing out just how absurdly undervalued AW1 remains. Also, with Donald Trump returning to the White House in 2025, we can expect a renewed push for on-shore commodity investments such as our Utah project.
Sure, markets don’t typically price in full in-ground values upfront, especially for advancing projects. But the glaring mismatch between AW1's asset portfolio—including the West Desert indium resource, Seal Zinc, Storm’s untapped copper potential, and other high-impact projects—and its rock-bottom valuation should make any rational investor sit up and take notice.
Instead of sweating over my analysis and nitpicking details, maybe it’s time to ask yourself the real question: why hasn’t the market corrected this disconnect yet? When the PFS drops and reveals the full economic upside, let’s see where the chips fall. Spoiler: it won’t be where you’re standing.
Oh, and thanks again for spotlighting the indium project. It's always fun to remind everyone that AW1 holds some of the most overlooked but valuable resources on the market. Guess you’re the real AW1 “ramper” here, huh?
