What it did do is show the companies and how their SP has recovered from last year's lows. And of course the price of nickel is relevant to Starfield, they have 700,000,000lbs of the stuff already at Ferguson Lake(in different categories of course) or $6.3 billion dollars worth, plus as they have said a very good chance to double, triple or quadruple the amount there. Plus we cannot forget what they have by old standards at the Montana properties. Are we getting fair value right now by the market, I don't think so and this is management's job, not only to run the company's properties but to also make sure the SP is looked after.
And that does not take into account the copper, cobalt PGMs, other copper, silver, gold properties or the chrome deposits which have had studies done and has been proven to be economical(again not 43-101 as it was done prior)
