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No, it's only got 100 million ozs of silver. No big deal at all.

Trump knows this? Lololol

Mate, I was talking to the other guy. Your fantastical outlook speaks for itself.

Fair enough. We're all just guessing.

That's a good post, FTNJY

Anyone's guess, but I like Southern Paladium, West Wits, Empire and anything silver.

Dude, you're hopeless at this. Let me do your job for you. Worries include the Ecuador mining tax regime, social license issues ala Dundee, tropical blockcave water ingress issues ala Grasburg, general security issues in the region, higher engineering risk of caving threatening delays and npv destruction ala Oyu Tolgoi, and the ongoing east vs west critical minerals battles.

I wish this saying worked in real life. ;)

Lol. No. It's just dgr's slingshot effect whereby they trade at a huge discount in solgold's quiet times, because nobody trusts dgr at all....but then, when solgold story is looking up, dgr rockets to catch up and reflect more of their holding value.

And if we're approaching a takeover, then the Dgr Dodgy Discount will reduce a whole lot more.

That's what happened to my Adriatic, but the purchaser is absolutely top-notch, and the original mining plan was stuffed. Smart guys will still pay billions for elite orebodies, even if the purchasee is a bit of a shmozzle.

Solgold

None of those 4 is Cascabel. You are a total fantasist.

Lol, Rio Tinto is!

"...Solgold's weak financial fundamentals..."

Has this Muppet never met an explorer/developer before? Sounds like it.

Lol, those numbers don't even add up. Generalist news sources are hopeless on any mining topic.

Did you even read this before posting it?

A bold and entertaining hypothesis. I'll give you 30 to 1.

China is certain to be number one, and in our lifetime. They will not though be "taking over" in US fashion.

Yet they're balls deep in a giant project 4 miles up a mountain with no infrastructure! So yeah, it probably was Nick.

They drilled it a little, said it was no good, then changed the subject.

Yes well, the better things are going for Solgold, the higher any takeover offer must be. That would include any early production scenarios, but applies to today's news, or that from 8 years ago. If things are good, why sell? Simply....because someone offers too much to refuse.