Bear Creek Mining Corp V.BCM

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[WallStreetGold]

BCM hit $4.20 during 2020 which is multiples todays price. 

During the last Gold run in 2011, BCM hit over $11 bucks a share. 

Gold is headed to $3,000 bucks on the next leg here. 

Love a good producer like BCM.. Buckle your seatbelts. 

BCM is cashed up and producing a lot of Gold. I don't believe $.50 cents will last long. 

Bear Creek Mining Corp. produced 9,199 ounces of gold and 39,841 ounces of silver from the Mercedes mine during the three months ended June 30, 2023.

BEAR CREEK MINING ANNOUNCES CLOSING OF C$8.2 MILLION PRIVATE PLACEMENT

[silverback74]

except bcm is a much different company now, changed from a non producer with no debt to a leveraged producer with mercedes continuing to put out poor results, massive share overhang, heavy dilution and different leadership.

[WallStreetGold]

12.000 ounces Gold in Q1 is poor results?  Please fill me in on a better company producing the same or more at a better valuation! 

[goldbug1973]

https://bearcreekmining.com/news/2023/bear-creeks-mercedes-mine-to-produce-65-000-75-000-ounces-of-gold-in-2023-representing-a-49-increase-relative-to-2022/ Q2 just ended with Bear Creek reporting 9,199 ounces produced, half of what was projected and their lowest number yet. Half way through the year and they're only at 21k ounces produced when 2023 guidance is 65k - 75k. They gave up 30% of

[WallStreetGold]

Watch and Learn.  You won't be able to buy BCM in the $.50s for much longer.  Enjoy while you can... 

[JohnnyBurnette]

Well when he's right he's right. It will indeed be a long while before we can again buy BCM for $0.50 per share.

[JohnnyBurnette]

BCM's core value is still a world class poly-metal property in Peru. If squeezing a few more years out of the Mercedes property gets the to survive long enough to fund and develop Corani, more power to them. But yeah, unless they stumble upon a previously undiscoverd vein in Mercedes, this is just about surviving, not the source of untold riches. I won't live to see $10 per share for

[JohnnyBurnette]

LOL. I glossed over the fact that the poster was talking about valuations pre 2008.  Yeah, I remember those days before BCM lost the development rights to Santa Ana.  I remember losing 50% valuation in a day. But I will forgive all if BCM just turned into a 4-bagger overnight -- no need to go back to $10 per share.