/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24303150
>NAK goes to $100 by EOY.
KEK
Even if the mine were to be approved, even if they were to be at peak stages of mining, the price is somewhere in the $13-26 range
There are 497,240,000 shares
$100 a share = $49.7 billion
https://www.adn.com/economy/article/pebble-mine-could-be-highly-profitable-company-study-says/2011/02/24/
>The Northern Dynasty report has not yet been published in its entirety but the key findings were shared in a press release sent to the company's investors on Wednesday. The report said Pebble's potential pre-tax value to Northern Dynasty -- as a 50 percent stakeholder in the project -- was $8.3 billion in extra profits -- called "net present value" -- at current metal prices. Overall, the project as a whole is worth $15.7 billion in extra profits at current metal prices.

This is why /biz/ laughs at you.

>>24183049
It's in thousands.
You wanna know how I know you've never looked at a balance sheet before?

>>23974108
holy shit you're a moron if you don't pay attention to these speeches
stop trading

>>23849185
kek
News doesn't just mean "let me go read CNN!" (do NOT read CNN lol)
News means:
everything here
https://www.marketwatch.com/economy-politics/calendar
+ everything here:
https://www.investing.com/earnings-calendar/
+ any breaking news that day on your stocks that you are currently tracking
You should also read global news every morning, so that you are aware of what is going on / you aren't trading in the dark

>>23827654
kek

>>23526410
>not understanding that by you denying something widely accepted you are the one who is a conspiracy theorist

>>22569068
Get a load of this guy, he thinks that /biz/ has an impact on the overall market
Literally everyone in this entire thread could sell every single asset & buy shorts, and it would have zero impact on the market.
We are in a bubble - you've been warned

>>22328161
Shills already trying to convince that Chinese silver & gold is legitimate (because COMEX just picked up 20 Chinese refiners)

>>21702287
>not understanding what a put is
>ngmi