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RE:RE:RE:Eric Sprott Interview mention at Barkerville gold

[halcro]

Well, if the shorts are any indication, the market doesn't listen to Kingworld infomercials.

PHS.U shorts up by 215,400 shares between June 30 and July 15.

PHY.U shorts up by 189,600 May 31 and June 15. Still uncovered.

SII shorts up by 101,000 shares between June 30 and July 15. Up by 2.97 million shares between January 31 and July 15. Still uncovered (on January 30, SII was trading at $2.80, so there's a paper profit of $2 million on the short).

pigbruinmcveid wrote:

halcro,
Thanks for sharing.

I know mr. market was very likely extremely pleased to slurp back that $455M in value. LOL.

And I'm sure mr. market wants to slurp back any remaining $$s. I do hope there is some leverage being applied to take advantage of this recent down turn... could be sweet especially if gold drops to $8xx levels as some believe it easily could.  *ell, even Jim Rogers $975 level would create a much bigger dent in certain former billionaire net worth.

I'm sure happy to see BGM pumpers investing right along side Mr. Sprott. Go boys go... and remember to snap up those 25 centers every chance you get... you never know when that sale will end, eh :)

halcro wrote:

goldfly wrote: https://kingworldnews.com/eric-sprott-7-25-15/
 

Erm..."Eric has been stunningly accurate in his writings for over a decade,...correctly forecasting the tragic collapse,...The firm has become well known not only for its performance, but also for creating a gold and now silver trust."

Why do '$2,400 (U.S.) gold in 2015' and 'hold your silver off the market' come to my mind?

As to Kingworld...that link has got to be a Sprott infomercial.

No mention that Sprott Physical Silver (PHS.U) has plunged from $23.00 in 2011 to today's $5.65; Sprott Physical Gold (PHY.U) has dropped from almost $17.00 in late 2011 to today's $9.01; that Sprott Physical Platinum (PPT.U) has tanked from $10.75 in early 2013 to today's $6.76; that Sprott Resource (SCP) has fallen from almost $6.00 in early 2011 to today's 80 cents (down 14 cents in the last 13 trading days; that Sprott Strategic (SFI.UN) has declined from just over $10.00 in mid-2011 to today's $5.70; and that Sprott Inc (SI) has gone from $9.70 in mid-2011 to today's $2.13 (down 37 cents in the last 13 trading days).

Those declines are stunning...especially when you consider that Sedi shows Eric Sprott holding over 60 million SI shares which, between mid-2011 and today, have shed almost $455 million in value.