a big week for plv.., page-3

Well thought out post Supertim

I'd add to that post that those events that all lined up destroyed sentiment and confidence obviously.
It was just too much for the market to digest at that time.

It seems that things are about to start to gain momentum here again for PLV.

I am hoping for renewed confidence, renewed coverage, and a new set of numbers that promote PLV as it is now.

The old assumptions are just that - old. Its pointless rehashing them now. Its history. We all need to move on from that bitter disappointment.

We need the new numbers for 2012 valuation assumptions.

The old valuations of $3.80 etc etc...are just that - old.

It does not mean that the new ones won't be good though....or better.

Lets hope we get some information that adds some meat to the bones of the valuation of PLV shortly.

A lot of us have held in here because we see what we think is a good little niche project.

Supertim, once PLV moves beyond the SPP/Mayala deal levels I think the old PLV will be laid to rest..but thats just my opinion obviously.
Whilst they are just 'numbers', I think it will represent a new chapter and reinforce those original placement valuations.
Clearly all parties believed they were fair if not good value.
Lets see the market acknowledge that once PLV reinstates itself as an economically robust project.

Once achieved it will truly represent (imo) that PLV has turned the corner and theres a big green light (pun intended;) for this company to prosper.

We have the right people leading the company.
The right project/s.
Right commodity.
And hopefully the right networks/financial backing soon enough as well.

Looking forward to 2012 as a much stronger year and the beginning of the 'real' story that will set this company up for the next 20+ years.