Griff,
Who knows?
It depends on what minerals are found, and how much. One can daydream about a world class gold discovery & what that would do to the stock price. The shares outstanding is pretty small, at about 142 million.
In the great gold supercycle of the late 1970s, stocks such as Conquest had huge moves. One need only look at the Canadian Directory of Mines for 1979-80 to see what I mean.
Conquest has some well placed properties in Canada, and the new property in Finland.
Higher stock prices would allow for more funds to be raised for exploration. Barring that, exploration and discoveries by neighbors can improve the value of Conquest's claims, allowing for trading, selling, joint ventures, etc.
I am not selling my stake at .08!
IMHO - Tomcat
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