I havent done a full write up for this yet so ill keep it short, but if silver and gold go as far as we believe they can, Bayhorse will reach a $1,000,000,000+ market cap. Thats 100x+ from here.
Im not saying its a sure thing, and there are additional risks, but there are few, if no, better ways to leverage yourself to the price of silver and gold.
Looks like I posted this in the wrong pmg, but here's my comfy story from yesterday
Isaiah Anderson
why not give us that write up then ? I think its good to put these kind of things if you're willing into OP. Too many people ask all the time about minings stocks. Also, I'm fucking hoping for a drop on Klondike Silver like in August.
Oh, please, stop baiting people by pulling imaginary numbers out of your ass. Why Bayhorse of all? They struggle to maintain their production pace in their silver mine, producing about half of their production goal. They're supposed to ramp it up to 200tpd but are struggling at 50tpd. Instead of buying new property and exploring that they should've first straightened themselves out at their silver mine.
As you said, there are better companies to invest into
Thomas Nelson
ya did ok fren. nice looking coins
Christian Watson
Thanks fren
Isaac Thomas
MY STUPID FUCKING SILVER IS FUCKING WORTHLESS!!!!!
So I’ve decided every other week I will buy 20oz of silver and on the weeks in between I will buy gold sovereigns. I need to make my stacking more organized and consistent. Any of you guys do something like that?
I kinda do user. I have a lot of my silver in weeb rounds while having some generics as well. I managed to get two philharmonics from generics while it allows the coin collector in me to be satisfied since you can always resell some of the random ones for a bit more premium than weeb rounds if it becomes a lot more rare. Gotcha. Will you buy a Nadir bar? MM has a kinda good deal for them.
Nolan Brown
I have a old pokemon collection I need to get graded and sell for silver.
I love coming across a fool who thinks he has it all figured out. You somehow think that focusing on production instead of buying other brownfield exploration projects NOW, while they can afford them(as apposed to 6 months from now when they appreciate 10x in value) and therefore add even more longevity and value to the company, is somehow bullish. It is the sort of long term thinking that only someone with real experience and wisdom can see the logic in(which is why you have misinterpreted it so poorly)
I will eventually. Very unlikely to see a major drop in KS user, I think it's exhausted most of its downside potential. I will be the first to scoop more up if it does.
Benjamin Hernandez
G/S ratio will eventually crater. Strategy is to swap under 30
Isaac Ramirez
>is somehow bullish
*is somehow bearish. its too late for me to be getting wound up by small minded fags. im off to bed. goodnight /pmg/
>You somehow think that focusing on production instead of buying other brownfield exploration projects NOW, while they can afford them [---] >while they can afford them have you taken a look at their balance sheet retard? They can't afford to buy properties. They already have Brandywine, they had no reason to buy Harrison. Management is unfocused as fuck and shareholders will pay for their stupidity. >[---] is somehow bullish YES. The company has to cover their finances first and foremost. >as apposed to 6 months from now when they appreciate 10x in value nobody knows when the PM run begins, it could be tomorrow or 2030. Are you sure it's not you who thinks you've got it "all figured out"? >It is the sort of long term thinking that only someone with real experience and wisdom can see the logic in(which is why you have misinterpreted it so poorly) pic related
