MTO assessment from another source
posted on
Feb 04, 2008 06:16AM
Metanor (MTO-V) is a new Canadian Gold Producer located in Quebec. It reached commercial production on December 1, 2013 and will produce 50,000 oz in calender 2014 with a present all-in cash cost of $1,018US.
The catalysts for this break out appear to be:
The basic story on Metanor is that it is a Northern Ontario mine gold mine restart. Its got the only mill in a historic gold mining district and as such could grow to pickup all the properties in the district. The web site is pretty weak and the stock has a really low market cap. Its so illiquid I can only put a small fraction of my portfolio in it. I consider Metanor to be a speculative buy.
Here's the highlights of my fundamental analysis (you should check this yourself, because the stock is so small and the web site is so poor that some of the inputs for this are hard to find):
I consider Metanor to be a good price / risk ratio at this point with a great upside if it produces as expected and increases its resources and a non-negligible risk given the potential for startup problems and some of the uncertainty associated with its upcoming exploration.
According to Bulkowski, the target price for this pattern is 34% above the top of the cup (or $1.20C) and 50% of cases achieve this target.
It has a great catalyst for a price jump in the form of anticipation of its production startup announcement and has significant downside protection in the form of two different warrantless private placements at $C.80. This means the smart money thinks anything close to $C.80 is a real value.