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West Red Lake Gold Mines – $4,000 Gold Scenario Assumptions Production: 100,000 oz/year AISC: $1,200/oz Gold Price: $4,000/oz Valuation Multiple: 10× FCF Shares Outstanding (assumed): 100M Step 1: Revenue Revenue = 100,000 oz × $4,000 = $400,000,000 Step 2: Costs Costs = 100,000 oz × $1,200 = $120,000,000 Step 3: Free Cash Flow (FCF) FCF = $400,000,000 – $120,000,000 = $280,000,000 Step 4: Market Cap (10× FCF) Market Cap = $280,000,000 × 10 = $2,800,000,000 Step 5: Stock Price Stock Price = $2,800,000,000 ÷ 100,000,000 = $28/share ✅ Conclusion: At $4,000/oz gold, 100k oz/year production, and $1,200/oz AISC, West Red Lake could trade around $28/share (based on 100M shares). ⚠️ With the actual 2025 share count (~343M basic / ~517M fully diluted) , the per-share price would be much lower.

Endeavour Silver (EDR.TO) Valuation Scenario Assumptions Production Estimate: 9 million oz annually starting in 2025 Price of Silver: $100 per oz All-in Sustaining Costs (AISC): $20 per oz (post-Terronera) Valuation Multiple: 10× free cash flow (FCF) Revenue & Cost Calculation 1. Annual Revenue Revenue = Production × Price per oz Revenue = 9,000,000 × 100 = $900,000,000 USD 2.

Silver Hammer Mining Corp. — Valuation (post-dilution, 136.7M shares) Assumptions (silver = USD 100/oz, gold = USD 4000/oz, multiple 7×, 35% margin, 3 years to production, 20% discount rate, FX 1.35).

Key Takeaways Draganfly is one of the most experienced drone manufacturers worldwide, boasting nearly three decades of innovation, and is now emerging as a North American leader in secure, NDAA-compliant drones. The company is riding massive industry tailwinds as Western governments shift away from Chinese-made drones, funneling billions into trusted domestic suppliers.

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The Federal Reserve’s recent 25 basis point cut may appear modest, but for Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO), it carries meaningful implications for valuation. As a consumer staples giant with steady free cash flows and a reputation as a dividend aristocrat, KO is highly sensitive to discount rates in long-term models.

TL;DR For me, Adobe is the quintessential falling knife. I’ll buy if it drops further — not because I believe in a renaissance, but because fortress-like margins and sticky workflows can keep this wounded giant on its feet.

Catalysts “Social commerce” presents a massive tailwind with $6.23T market opportunity by 2030. Social commerce market is growing at 30.71% CAGR with 91% occurring on mobile devices: https://www.mordorintelligence.com/industry-reports/social-commerce-market 25% of Shopify traffic comes from mobile devices: https://www.chargeflow.io/blog/shopify-statistics AI Store Builder + Sidekick features are increasing user engagement and reducing onboarding friction.

There's a single reason why American is the least attractive of US legacy carriers (in terms of investing, anyway): its balance sheet. If most airlines and certainly those in the US are loaded up to the hilt with debt, American goes so far as to boast negative equity - any startup would go belly-up with a balance sheet such as this one.