Once more you miss the point - but you know that right, it’s...

Once more you miss the point - but you know that right, it’s your modus operandi isn’t it.

So you’d compare the relative change in MC of two companies operating in the same industry over a set period of time but would be happy to set the base line of that comparison for one company being when they had only just discovered their deposit and chose the base line of the other being when they were a long way down the pathway to production and sales. And then you wonder why the relative percentage gain in MC since those points in time are different?

That alone should tell readers here a whole lot about your degree of understanding about valuation of investment opportunities. Gee let’s see, I wonder if a commercial shopping centre with existing tenants trading would be expected to increase in value to the same percentile extent over a set period of time as one which started as a brown field development and grew to about to have the first tenants retailing in that same time period? Just using that as another example for you to contemplate…

Maybe those who saw the massive opportunity in LTR back in the single and double cent range got it right - but you missed out??