RE: I find it fascinating5 Feb 2021 20:51
@the_shareminator,
Thanks for your response. I actually see the SP as a buying opportunity. I'm long in HUM. 1 of my biggest holdings, but I have also traded it. It might slip a bit more, but I have been adding.
Dan's interview with TimBlythe was finally a bit of honest clarity. Whether you liked what he had to say or not, it's besides the point. My annoyance with the BOD has been lack of transparency on costs and AISC. I feel he scratched the surface, but in 16min we got some good info. I would welcome a lot more. Perhaps a detailed investor presentation open to questions.
To be fair, the company has achieved a lot of what it stated it would: Diversified multiple assets in sole production (Yan, Karr) , partnership (dugbe) and investment (cora, Bunker). Pay off debts/become cash flow positive.
Real life events:- extreme weather, wall collapses, roads, bridges washed away, ebola in neighbouring areas, artisenal miner unrest/shootings by army, COVID!, military coup, border closures, whilst operating in Africa.
And to think they've bought the land, built the mine, dug it up and paid the debts off within acceptable forecasts and budgets, you have to give the BOD credit.
UNFORTUNATELY they've let themselves down and lost the trust of many retail investors through poor communication and lack of detail in the past. They know this and I hope they will continue to improve it, but trust is hard to restore.
As for the gold price it could go as low as $1600 but I think it'll get white line fever at $2000. I'm conservative. Biden/US will have a big influence. But with so much uncertainty, animosity and hostility in the world, gold will be a popular safe haven.
I appreciate others will feel different and understand the negativity but I have confidence.
All in my opinion, all the best
Mostyn