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>>29802453
We like the stock.

>>29624706

“From 1962 to 1968, the average silver penny stock moved upwards over 150 times in price (one went up over 1000 times) due to a mere doubling of the price of silver and speculative fervor on the part of investors.”

- Doug Casey, “Crisis Investing.”

Updated case for Bayhorse Silver. More accurate now.

"There's only 18 silver miners that produce more than 1 million ounces a year. There's not that many… From silver going from $50-75 is going to be unbelievable, what these stocks potentially could do, and then it could keep going. Silver is the once-in-a-life-time trade."

- Top mining-stock expert Don Durrett, January 2021

“From 1962 to 1968, the average silver penny stock moved upwards over 150 times in price (one went up over 1000 times) due to a mere doubling of the price of silver and speculative fervor on the part of investors.”

- Doug Casey, “Crisis Investing.”

“Spokane continued to roll in silver. The average penny stock appreciated 160 times between 1960 and 1968.”

- Dr John Fahey, "Optimistic Imagination: The Spokane Stock Exchange," Pacific Northwest Quarterly, Vol. 95, No. 3 (Summer, 2004).

“Bayhorse Silver do an excellent job of telling their story and I believe will be very successful. With a $10 million USD market cap, I think they are cheap. I love it and own a boatload. I have a large position.” – Top mining stock analyst and close friend of Dr Quinton Hennigh, Bob Moriarty

>>27838221

I prefer silver miners.

>>27834320
>>27834787
>>27837454

This is the case for Bayhorse Silver in case anybody is interested. (More accurate than a picture which was posted here before.)