The moly is an industrial metal and will suffer the same fate as copper if the economy tanks. Also, it's a miniscule percentage of the revenue stream.
Niobium hasn't entered the revenue stream yet, and will take a lot more time and money before it goes anywhere.
The Florence Copper project is producing high grade copper from their pilot plant, but not in commercial quantities. They will be raising money for that in the Fall, which isn't too far off now. Anytime I hear "raising money" that's bound to impact the share price.
Don't get me wrong, there's nothing wrong with dilution when raising money for capitol intensive projects, that's why companies go public, but still it hangs over our heads as cause for concern.
The New Harmony gold project is too far off in the future to consider seriously now, although the permissions to go forward are huge in terms of long term prospects. That one is gonna require capitol raises too.
TGB is a great long term prospect, since Florence is gonna add another 85 million pounds of copper production per year when it goes on line, and New Harmony is one of the largest untapped gold reserves in the world.
Unfortunately, I may not live long enough to see it bear fruit.
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