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>>30446185
It seems like such an obvious edit to put silver bars in that coat that I'm amazed that nobody has done it yet.

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Mining analyst Jay Currie yesterday

"Bayhorse Silver Inc. (TSXV: BHS) finally got out of the gate and did a little canter from $0.10 to $0.20. Graeme O’Neill, the CEO, who I speak to every couple of days, is chuffed. Because he knows that to get to the couple of dollars Bayhorse could be worth he needs to build a base above 20 cents. The trigger event for Bayhorse will be big bags of high grade silver concentrate. The company already has an offtake agreement with Ocean Partners so it can sell the concentrate. Physical silver is showing signs of life and, frankly, looks poised for an “excursion”. (Silver spends years bumping along a bottom and then, for all sorts of strange reasons, takes off. A $50.00 silver price in 2021 is not at all out of the question.) Bayhorse has finally got enough money to finish its processing plant and cover the costs of going into production. It is a tiny operation. Two hundred tons a day of 21 ounce per ton silver rock. But it has room to expand and, well, 21 ounces per ton is the average grade. Bayhorse would not be the first mine in the world to “high grade” on commissioning. As the kids say, I am “diamond hands” for the run to $1.00 as Bayhorse re-rates as a producer."

https://investorintel.com/markets/gold-silver-base-metals/gold-precious-metals-intel/jay-curries-motherlode-novo-resources-gran-colombia-gold-bayhorse-silver/

>>30145346

Bayhorse chads never sell.

>>30067259
Yes, 7KXN. Always be careful when paying the ask in euros, sometimes it's 10-20% higher than the real price. You'll generally want to do a currency conversion from CAD to euros and put a reasonable bid in during liquid hours. You can always get the real price from https://ceo.ca/bhs..

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>>29991427
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BHS

>>29978788
Also, BHS can do 2 million ounces a year and its market cap is still 1/8th that of Aurcana, as I recall Aurcana might be planning for something like 4 million although I don't remember, but at any rate if your argument is to compare future production of a silver company with that of AG then why not simply buy Bayhorse.

>>29972204
5x higher market cap for a non-producer with a 50 million ounce resource, already own it but no thanks, it's nowhere near as leveraged as the horse.

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