Shareholders might pay a premium to buy in to a gold stock following a significant POG rise, because the SP is affected by sentiment, which is very woolly concept. A retail shareholder like me either pays the premium, or waits for a possible retreat. If they really want in, they have no choice but to bid at or near the going rate. It's simplistic to suggest that the same applies to a potential M & A transaction.
A $40B company won't be paying 3 or 4% more in a takeover proposal because the POG went up $65 last week. They're not valuing the target entity based on market cap.
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