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05/8/2020 | 22:04 | Sandstorm - gold streaming | 425 |
08/10/2010 | 15:00 | Johnny American to take this one out? | 1,374 |
27/11/2008 | 11:54 | SSL | 2 |
20/9/2006 | 09:48 | SSL ++++Bid Alert+++ I can see someone wanting SSL at this price | 131 |
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Posted at 05/8/2020 22:04 by doobydave People may know that SSL is regularly commented on by Gold Mining Bull on Seeking Alpha. Not sure about his track record, but he is much-followed. Here's his latest comment:This may partly explain the failure of SSL to rise with the soaring gold price, the other obvious factor being the Q2 results themselves: Any thoughts on these? FWIW I seized my chance and re-bought when the price hit CAD 12.50, so have upped my holding for free. Should I have diversified? Time will tell. |
Posted at 23/7/2020 12:25 by doobydave Just a wee cautionary note. Avi Gilburt (the Elliot Wave guru) thinks the current gold wave is due a significant correction, and the chap's not often wrong. He had predicted a 170-175 target for the recent uptrend - we're now at 175 and a bit.Also, I can't help noticing Sandstorm has shown signs of stalling in the last couple of days little despite very significant $ gold price and GLD appreciation. In the interests of transparency, I lightened my Sandstorm holding by 40% on Tuesday. I fully intend to buy back - lower obviously - to increase my holding. Just my take. |
Posted at 08/7/2020 06:31 by shavian Now feeling very comfortable with my 2018 decision to sell out of individual mining stocks to concentrate all gold investment into SSL and physical metal. |
Posted at 21/5/2020 08:24 by shavian Just my opinions, but WTFDIK?1. Yes, sooner or later 2. There used to be lots of such maps on the old Mariana website when they were publicly quoted. Dunno where to find them now. Email Nolan? 3. Depends on relations between SSL and Lydia. Bringing to production would be the higher risk strategy, physically and politically. If Nolan got a decent offer for HM I think he would be wisest to take it, but he won’t be in a hurry to sell. |
Posted at 16/5/2020 10:31 by goldrush ShavianThanks for this.These were quite spectacular results from Hot Maden. I too have all my SSL and went onto the Webinar of the results last week. Happy to hold a good Royalties/Streaming Co. |
Posted at 15/5/2020 21:48 by shavian DoobyDave, here’s your answer on HM:Sandstorm Gold Royalties Provides Asset Update, Reports 85.3 Metres of 84.3 g/t Gold and 6.8% Copper at Hod Maden Main Zone Source: Business Wire Sandstorm Gold Ltd. (“Sandstorm Gold Royalties”, “SandstormR Hod Maden Drill Results Recent infill drill results have been reported by Lidya Madencilik San. ve Tic. A.S. (“Lidya” Highlighted drill results include: HTG-002: 85.3 metres at 84.3 grams per tonne (“g/t”) gold and 6.8% copper from 19.0 metres, (using a 2.4 g/t cut-off grade, uncut) including: 32.0 metres at 209.4 g/t gold and 7.4% copper from 19.0 metres (using a 100 g/t cut-off grade, uncut); or 32.0 metres at 164.5 g/t gold and 7.4% copper (using a top-cut grade of 240 g/t); and HTG-003: 169.3 metres of 39.0 g/t gold and 1.7% copper from 20.8 metres (cut-off grade 2.4 g/t, uncut), including: 13.0 metres at 147.0 g/t gold and 2.0% copper from 63.0 metres. Drill holes HTG-002 and HTG-003 are infill drill holes within the main deposit at Hod Maden. The holes were drilled oblique to the strike, testing the continuity of the high-grade mineralization. Assay results show excellent, uniform grade distributions within the deposit, which has an estimated true thickness of about 65 meters. For QA/QC information see the appendix of this news release. Sandstorm has a 30% interest and a 2% NSR royalty on the Hod Maden project. |
Posted at 06/3/2020 10:13 by fulmar29 hxxps://www.bnnbloom |
Posted at 19/2/2020 22:20 by shavian This article includes opinion on HM which did not come out in the presentation. Worth a read. It points out that the projections for SSL are pretty vulnerable to anything going wrong with HM. It’s still quite a big bet for them. But I’m sticking with it for the long run despite my great age! |
Posted at 16/2/2020 16:17 by shavian Another encouraging quarter, with debt paid down, cash flow building up to a position of substantial firepower. Nolan And team looking Forward to very substantial ounces in 2022/23; broadly double the present 60k Oz. What a marvellous long term prospect almost regardless of the gold price, because the mean acquisition price of gold equivalent ounces is down to around USD250/Oz. |
Posted at 28/7/2017 06:41 by shavian Epic new 40-min interview with Nolan on WallSttoMainSt on the SSL site:Covers all sorts of good background stuff on where the mining industry is heading, and why Sandstorm's positioning makes it the strongest growing streaming company, and why the share buy-backs will reduce the HM dilution from 19% to 14%. Very interesting comments about the recent GDXJ rebalancing and the 15% dip in SSL share price which resulted. The index funds will now have to buy back SSL at their next quarterly rebalancing endSeptember, which will happen post-the HM acquisition. All looks very positive for SSL imo. Also some interesting snippets about Cerro Morro close to the end of the interview. Set aside some quiet time, make yourself a large cuppa, and enjoy! |
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