I-80 Gold Corp T.IAU

At $1.80

[NineLives]

This stock is a steal. But buyers will only realise this when normalcy returns to the Gold sector.
GLTA.

[Aurum79]

   Cash burn rate is too high. Another major financing isn't too far off and at these prices it's just going to take more and more diluted shares to get to the finish line. It's a beast that feeds itself. Majors are making a killing and will gobble this thing up cheap next year. It's a sad story, I had high hopes for this one 

[AlwaysLong683]

I stay away from companies that are developing multiple projects with a large number of claims packages at various stages while eating through cash at a rapid rate. I'd rather own a company with one good land package (eg. NFG, ARTG) than one with many balls in the air trying to fund each, especially when higher interest rates and inflation are a factor.

[Ridgeback]

One gold miner in decline today was Ewan Downie and Matthew Gili's I-80 Gold Corp. (IAU). It fell 12 cents to $1.78 on 1.01 million shares on word it lost $17.6-million (U.S.) in its third quarter. The company's operating loss has now grown to nearly $62-million (U.S.) this year and even its mining cash flow has a distinct reddish hue. Mr. Downie, CEO, and Mr. Gili, president