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post #141 of 154

Thats good news. What are your thoughts on Rock Creek?

post #142 of 154

Rock Creek got delayed again over storm water runoff plans. What next ?

Really this is another very minor issue, and i note that mother nature also has no exceptional storm water runoff plans for those areas that dont have a mine planned . Rock Creek is 5 years down the road for construction and commissioning. The first few years at least will be financed by Troy mine profits and as the CEO says , they have the people already hired and working at TROY capable of doing the intial phases of work at Rock creek.

As you can see , RVM getting 0 value for Rock creek anyways, and are even undervalued just on TROY alone, using any sensible metric such as Price/ earnings... price / sales.... price/ metal in ground value.

COMPARE their results to much  higher valued plays such as AUN ( earned less than half a penny per share  in the last Q), or GPR ( earned  .02 per share. RVM earned .23 a share

Total sales for the Q RVM had  $18.8 million    ,   AUN had 12.4 million $  and GPR  had 8.6 million $

AUN market cap= $248 million and GPR valued at 407 million $$

RVM market cap ....$144 million

There are many others you could make comparisons to , but i chose these two only because their earnings also came out this week for the same Q. Neither of them has anywhere close to the metal in ground of RVM as well. In fact TROY mine alone has more in ground ( insitu value ) in reserves and meas and indicated than  BOTH , AUN and GPR combined.

With Rock Creek included they would have about 6 x .

post #143 of 154

zoom zoom..  up..27%

 

Revett Receives Favorable Decision from Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on Rock Creek Legal Proceedings
 
 
 

SPOKANE VALLEY, WASHINGTON--(Marketwire - Nov. 16, 2011) - Revett Minerals Inc. (NYSE Amex:RVM) (TSX:RVM) ("Revett" or the "Company") is pleased to announce it has just received an affirmative decision from the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit relating to the Endangered Species Act (ESA) appeal filed by the Rock Creek Alliance and other environmental groups. The Court affirmed that "the Fish and Wildlife Service's determination that the mine would entail "no adverse modification" to bull trout critical habitat and would result in "no jeopardy" to grizzly bears was not arbitrary, capricious, or in violation of the Endangered Species Act." The Company is currently reviewing the decision and its implications and will provide further updates and comments in due course.

It is the Company's understanding a copy of the court's decision will be available later today on the Ninth Circuit's web site at www.ca9.uscourts.gov/opinions.

 

post #144 of 154

Apparently huge news, and perhaps now RVM gets some valuation for Rock Creek.  I think prior to this RVM was even undervalued just on TROY mine alone. They will earn at least .50 a share in 2011 and were trading under 4$ until the news today. Ridiculous valuation for a profitable miner , with no debt, money in the bank and 20 billion $ worth of profitable economic ore in ground.

Was a no brainer to hold this one, imo.

post #145 of 154

I'm so glad I hung on to this

but I bought in at 5.30 

think i'll hang on to this for a bit longer

but then again, I've been doing everything wrong lol

post #146 of 154

Any thoughts on this stock? Conversation has been dead for some time...

post #147 of 154
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Any thoughts on this stock? Conversation has been dead for some time...



I still like RVM, but it is a thinly traded stock. 4.39 support held but those looks like that it will be going to test it again soon if silver still stay in a decline mode.

 

PS. silver had a nice run up so far , but with the money moving back into the US $ since the Greek news are not very good so far that will put some down pressure on POS and POG,

 

post #148 of 154

It definitely is traded very little...just been holding some shares for some time, not sure if I should load up around the mid 4's or just leave it be!

post #149 of 154
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Originally Posted by kasimmmmm View Post

It definitely is traded very little...just been holding some shares for some time, not sure if I should load up around the mid 4's or just leave it be!



I only play this when we get a spike in Vol..base on a NR. it is a good stock but keep in mind that are others that are moving as well also. I'm holding/flipping SVM,OGC,MAI,SLX for silver play

 

 

post #150 of 154

Revett Reports Q1 2012 Operations

 

Monday, April 30, 2012

SPOKANE VALLEY, WASHINGTON--(Marketwire - April 30, 2012) - Revett Minerals Inc. (NYSE Amex:RVM) (TSX:RVM) is pleased to announce first quarter 2012 production results from its Troy Mine, located in northwest Montana. Currency is reported in United States dollars unless otherwise indicated.

Troy Mine Q1 2012 Operating Highlights include:

  • Net cash from operations(1) for the quarter ending March 31, 2012, before capital expenditures was $7.5 million. A 135% increase over Q1 2011 net cash from operations of $3.2 million.
  • Mill throughput for the first quarter was 331,523 tons processed, averaging 3,684 tpd for the period as compared to 291,690 tons (3,277 tpd) in Q1 2011. This is an improvement of approximately 12.5% over the comparable period in 2011.
  • Silver production of 324,375 ounces averaging throughput grades of 1.12 oz/ton for the period. A production improvement of 32% over Q1 2011.
  • Copper production of 2,249,111 pounds averaging throughput grades of .40% for the period. A production improvement of 13% over Q1 2011.
  • There were no lost time accidents reported during Q1 2012. Our MSHA calculated Incidence Rate for Q1 2012 is 2.05 as compared to a national underground average for 2011 (latest available statistic) of 2.21. As at end of March 2012, it has been 400 days, and 419,030 man hours worked since our last lost time accident.

Development work continues in the north C Bed decline and production ore is expected to be accessed by August 2012. In addition, pending final state and federal agency approvals, we expect to commence I Bed development in September, 2012. Development of the I Bed mine area will take approximately two years to complete.

Production for the first quarter 2012 was approximately 8% below our previously announced guidance of 4,000 tpd primarily due to availability and retrofitting of equipment as we move towards higher bio-fuel usage and meeting revised DPM (diesel particulate matter) emission standards. Lower than planned copper grades were encountered as we advanced top slicing in the C Bed area and as a result of increased lower grade production from the South Ore Body.

Taking into consideration adjustments for seasonal factors, along with slight variations of our mine work plan, our 2012 production guidance of 1.4 million ounces of silver and 11.5 million pounds of copper remains unchanged.

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post #151 of 154

Who else is still holding this?
Thoughts?

post #152 of 154
No longer holding many miners, but RVM is one that is high on my list. After a poor Quarter at Troy , rvm was punished by the street for not meeting their forecasts. ONE day tho this one may be a multibagger, given the huge resource still at TROY being mined and the even bigger resource at Rock Creek being developed , ( and pushing the paperwork thru for permitting). Rock Creek has seen a lot of opposition from treehuggers in Montana, but the state govt and local businesses would of course love to see a 25 year + mine at Rock Creek. Jobs and tax revenues. Revett has proven to be squeaky clean environmentally, as far as miners go. You wont find a more benign mining plan anywhere in the US.
post #153 of 154
No longer holding many miners, but RVM is one that is high on my list. After a poor Quarter at Troy , rvm was punished by the street for not meeting their forecasts. ONE day tho this one may be a multibagger, given the huge resource still at TROY being mined and the even bigger resource at Rock Creek being developed , ( and pushing the paperwork thru for permitting). Rock Creek has seen a lot of opposition from treehuggers in Montana, but the state govt and local businesses would of course love to see a 25 year + mine at Rock Creek. Jobs and tax revenues. Revett has proven to be squeaky clean environmentally, as far as miners go. You wont find a more benign mining plan anywhere in the US.
post #154 of 154

Based on the P/E, RVM.TO looks undervalued. Just on the sideline waiting for the sky to clear. 

 

 

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