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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Sabre Gold Mines Corp T.SGLD

Alternate Symbol(s):  SGLDF

Sabre Gold Mines Corp. is a Canada-based gold producer in North America. The principal business activities of the Company are focused on exploring and developing the Copperstone Mine (Copperstone) in La Paz County, Arizona, United States. The Company has a 100% leasehold interest in the exploration and development stage Copperstone Project, which encompasses approximately 12,258 acres of... see more

TSX:SGLD - Post Discussion

Sabre Gold Mines Corp > Valuation of assets versus performance
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Post by StrikeGold on Dec 11, 2023 2:16pm

Valuation of assets versus performance

It's a simple matter of lack of confidence that management will deliver anything as promised.  Doesn't even matter what the price of gold is or that they have an "almost producing" mine.

That is why the price is at 13 cents for all the shares anybody wants, which is very little.  People buy in, and the next news release delays the production date and requires more money. 

The Brewery Creek "deal" back a couple years ago only diluted shares and sunk the stock value because management couldn't get any leverage at all from having acquired it; it didn't even matter that Brewery had millions of gold ounces. They paid approx $40 million in shares only to get $13.5 million back out of it.
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