Charting stocks is not for me. Commodities, ok. But not stocks. [Totally happy for others to hold them true]
6.5 cents is my NPV based on previous posts.
for others
I think NPV may of got confused with total asset value. Net Present Value if you have $100 million dollars of gold that will take: 10 years to mine 5% goes to all costs ie- your profit is 9.5 million per year then based on a 15% discount the NPV is $46.7 million
That means of you bought the company for $46.7 million, you would get a 15% return on your investment.
[That is why when company's publish their NPV's without the discount rate they have used, it's a little on the useless side.]
So, as per my previous post. if you buy TSV for 6.5 cents you will get a 15% return based on the conditions This is a tool - NOT GOSPEL.
You can make NPV's as confusing or simple as you like. try the gold example on excel, it is pretty easy. =NPV( discount rate, y1 , y2 , y3 , etc)
TSV Price at posting:
2.6¢ Sentiment: Hold Disclosure: Held