Trilogy Metals: The Bornite PEA Isn’t For Investors

Sometimes, despite what a company wants you to believe, a preliminary economic assessment isn’t really intended to entice investors to buy more.

Instead, the goal of the assessment is to woo the government into approving a different project in your favor. Does this sound complicated and bizarre? Frankly, it’s really not that complicated.

We’re talking Trilogy Metals (TSX: TMQ) and their recently released PEA today folks.

Let’s dive in.


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