Reference points; By narrowing your focus to just one project, by being oblivious to all other projects, you’re putting yourself in a world where you cannot predict what comes next because you’ve got no point of reference----and that’s not even beginning to consider the market’s reaction to various events, which by the way is consistent.
What’s bullish and what’s not, what’s desirable and what’s ‘fake news’? Read anns of other copper juniors and look at the market reaction, what was the lead up to their re-rate, what was the lead up to their demise, finance, costs, grade and resource, management promises, jurisdiction, mining program, a short term Lassonde curve if you will?
If you knew back in August 2023 what you know now would you have paid up for a $200mil market cap company at the time (with less dilution back then too)?… only later did Dave and TU admit it wasn’t commercial and that the market got ahead of itself and probably didn’t read the ann, despite the bullish wording. One poster who knew what he was talking about knew at the time it wasn’t good enough, he knew because he’s knowledgeable and knew what the market was looking for at that particular stage Storm was at.
Don’t become narrow focussed.
If you’re pumping a stock it’s perfectly natural to keep focus away from other stocks, it makes things easier.
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