hat eine Userin aus dem WO erhalten:
"We don\\'t control the share price. My take on what has gone on is that sentiment among a few investors changed about moly, starting with the oil price breaking support in early January (with a historical connection between the moly price and the oil price), stronger feelings of economic slowdown, and the Chilean official coming out with a prediction that the moly price will be coming down. We also had insider selling, the first time in close to a year that any insiders could sell, and that affected some investors, if their emails can be taken as an indication of that. However, the moly price has stayed firm. We think the market is in good shape and new uses for moly mean less connection with the oil price.
If you want an example of how shifts in sentiment can temporarily affect the share price of a fundamentally solid company, look at the price chart for Hudbay over the past two years. Show it to your friends.
As for Blue Pearl, it is proceeding with what it has outlined as priorities (pay down the debt, expand reserves at the mines and put Davidson into production) and detailed in the Jan. 16 release. When we have news we can release, we will release it. The reserves figures for the mines will come out when the consultants issue their reports and we don\\'t have a schedule for that because we don\\'t control the consultants.
Regards, Wayne Cheveldayoff"
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