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>>28415700

People who aren't invested in silver stocks are going to miss the greatest opportunity of the 21st century. Bayhorse Silver is undoubtedly the best risk-reward opportunity among them. Mcap is only $20 million but it's about to produce 1.3 million ounces of silver a year at only $10 cost to produce an ounce. That means that cash flow would be well over $50 million at $50 silver; in miner bull markets it's common for companies to trade at 30x cash flow, so Bayhorse can potentially get a 2 billion mcap at $50 silver and go up _100x_ in price. Does that sound impossible? It's not. Doug Casey says that “the average silver penny stock went up 150 times when the price of silver doubled.” Now imagine what Bayhorse would do at $100 silver? $200? $1000, which is where silver deserves to be? Mining stocks sometimes go up thousands of times in silver bull markets.

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>>28413968

Mining stocks often lead the metals. The banks short the miners as a way to kill sentiment in the metals. They especially like shorting companies like AG which refuse to supply the COMEX. Buying companies which don't sell cheap silver or support #silversqueeze on Twitter is sending an important message to other mining companies as well. Also, silverbugs tend to buy miners so if miners moon that means a lot of profit-taking by silverbugs to buy more physical silver.

Doug Casey says that “the average silver penny stock went up 150 times when the price of silver doubled.” Bayhorse Silver is going to be one of those stocks at $50 silver. What do you think it will do at $1000 silver?

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>>28354012

Reddit thread has a pretty poor-quality image.

Someone posted about Bayhorse Silver on WallStreetSilver, could be big--don't forget how Klondike moved.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Wallstreetsilver/comments/lh5xc2/interesting/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share

Version of the image they used is quite low quality.

>>28323015

"Between 1962 and 1968, the average silver penny mining stock went up 150 times in price because of a mere doubling of the silver price."

- Doug Casey, Crisis Investing

"Between 1962 and 1968, the average silver penny mining stock went up 150 times in price because of a mere doubling of the silver price." - Doug Casey, Crisis Investing

Down 8% today, should I buy the dip?

>>28095578

Bitcoin is a joke at a $600 billion mc, we all know where silver and silver miners are going.

"In the '60s precious-metals bull market, a mere doubling of the price of silver caused the average silver penny mining stock to appreciate 150 times in price. One went up 1000 times." -- Doug Casey, "Crisis Investing"