MGT is not as cheap as it looks relative to HIO, given convertible notes. But agree MGT & HIO are both trying to form a base for a recovery later in 2023. Like every other capital intensive project project they both need cost of capital to improve before having a run, ie: need rates to start falling, which will hopefully look more likely by year end
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