Trevor Rose’s Insights - Trevor’s most-liked answers from 5i Research
FT market cap is a highly-risky $22M, and shares are down 44% in the past year. It has $9.2M in debt which adds even more risk. We are generally not in the habit of suggesting 4-cent stocks. It did recently receive $714,500 in government funding but this will not go a long way. Insiders own 6%. It has no revenue, has never made money and has negative cash flow. It is 'collaborating' with Rio Tinto, but we would not expect a buyout here and would not endorse it. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free
A deep value play. Have 2 key assets. Coal deposit in B.C. valued at $150 to $250 million. Gold/cobalt play in N.W.T., which is worth about $150 million. Has $25 million in cash. Trades at about .4X NAV.
Big coal deposit up north and will be going into production with tungsten and gold, which should generate some cash flow. A lot of acquisitions in coal so this could be a target eventually. Good story to hang on to for the long term.
Have both a coal and cobalt deposits in B.C. Trying to surface value from the coal deposit through a joint venture or something on those lines. This will give them financing for their cobalt project. A lot of value and stock should move significantly higher.
This has a large cobalt deposit. A good deposit mixed with bismuth, which is used in the treatment of metal. The company has struggled for years as mining companies do. It has managed to raise some money and is in a strategically choice area. (See Top Picks.)
Cobalt. He was told to wait for the very high quality nickel, as the battery of the future will be nickel, lithium, etc., which gave him a sense of cobalt receding a bit. They are also big in bismuth.
He met with management 7-8 years ago. The difficulty is that it’s been around since 1988 and revenues have always been a difficulty. They have no production. Expects there to be quite a bit of dilution. He doesn't invest in companies without revenues.
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FT market cap is a highly-risky $22M, and shares are down 44% in the past year. It has $9.2M in debt which adds even more risk. We are generally not in the habit of suggesting 4-cent stocks. It did recently receive $714,500 in government funding but this will not go a long way. Insiders own 6%. It has no revenue, has never made money and has negative cash flow. It is 'collaborating' with Rio Tinto, but we would not expect a buyout here and would not endorse it.
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