Aug. 18 at 10:55 PM
$NAK I can’t imagine the largest known, undeveloped copper mine in the world (also a huge rhenium, molybdenum, and less importantly, gold supply) getting permanently blocked. The permitting process allows you to keep improving and resubmitting. A permanent block would kill interest in investing in resources in this country. Seems like the main risk here is that the permit continues to get held up in bureaucracy and litigation/appeals for so long that the company goes bankrupt and has to sell the mineral rights for pennies on the dollar. Am I missing anything?
