Guys.... you worry me sometimes. I don't think the original...

Guys.... you worry me sometimes.
I don't think the original poster is trolling at all. They're not down-ramping or bearish either. It's a simple question they asked.

I like to look at the share price as a sum of two parts. Let's say there's the company-merits and current growth/projects based on cold hard data, could call that the 'Current value portion'. The second part is the premium people are willing to pay to bet on the future potential, aka the "Future value portion".

If the original poster is only considering the 'current value' portion then it's understandable for them to wonder if the share price is overvalued. After 80c the share price exploded without an equal weighting of announcements and new information to match, so it's fair to say a good portion of the share-price right now is a premium people are willing to pay, a bet on the future potential.

User 'Bosto' looks like the only person who gave a realistic answer to the question that was asked. It all comes down to sentiment and what people are willing to 'bet' on future potential.

All hype aside, if I think about what Talga has actually done I'd agree with the sentiments of the original commenter. But I hold and buy regardless because I value the future potential.

In closing:
A person can hold shares, or even BUY at today's price, and that is not necessarily in conflict with also feeling the shareprice is overvalued. So please hold off on being so defensive, it's not a good look.