Respectfully, I'd like to make the comment that your 'analysis' tends to read more like 'wild predictions' in the negative.
I'd prefer to see balanced 'analysis' from you which is, in some way, based on factual information?
I have followed your posts for some time now, and they do help provide a balance here in HC lans. However, I can't help but note that one pattern is starting to emerge, and that is that when your predictions become more wild the stock tends to move in the opposite direction (i.e. If I recall correctly on about March 25 you predicted the stock would hit 2-3cents) !
If I may provide some feedback to you - that would be that I think it would pay for you to take another look at the bigger picture and if you do have some gems of knowledge to share, then you at least provide some information on the basis of your analysis - so we can more greatly appreciate and learn from you.
To my mind (and DYOR), PLA management have to some degree have had their blinkers on over the past 3 years. It looks like a new 'operational' strategy was put in place around this time last year and this is only now just kicking in. During this time boot-load of significant operational and corporate issues also arose and were dealt with, and collimated in a near death experience (the heavily discounted rights issue at 8cents after the failed attempt at 12cents). PLA is now slowly rebuilding and the recent Smokey Hills operations announcement on March 26 was the starting point. Market confidence in PLA is still shot and has a long way to go.
However, the simple fact remains that there is value in the mine, resources, partnerships and intellectual capital held by PLA and these are (IMO) not by any measure fully reflected in the current market capitalisation.
Cheers
Gus
PLA Price at posting:
11.0¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held