That is a strange comment tsoprano24Your reply to the post I wrote below insinuates I would mislead others to further my goal of accumulating pennies.
Let me assure you and the good people that invest in BTR. I have not sold or offered one share for sale since I joined the BTR under-valued party.
When looking at my history, one can easily surmise that is in fact the case if for nothing else I started stacking BTR shares in the $0.20s. To sell now would shortchange me, my family, along with my home. My long-term goal is the complete reno of my abode.
BTR is extremely underratedOnce everyone has arrived at t, highly undervalued, not to mention ignored by the investing community.
Once everyone has arrived at the party, the "food" is picked over, the punch bowl gets low, and the guests get giddy. That is when I sell.
For now, I pick at the best food imaginable, I refill my glass as often as I like. And all while the house is empty and the chicks are free.
BTR. Buy the offer for positioning. Buy the bid to gamble.
A word of caution. Gambling at this point is silly. BTR is on the cusp of big change.
One other thing tsoprano24. I looked at your history. Much like fruitvale3067, you claim you have no financial interest here.
That does not pass the smell test. Something is up with you guys and it sure has the word stench in its description.
The post tsoprano24 replied to.
Sure a nice day for BTR. Nice volume, with a green arrow close.
The volume was good.
As I continually say, buy the offer, not the bid. Offers are for positioning, bids are for gamblers.
35 million market cap with 3.1 million ounces of gold in the ground, a fully working mill ( worth more than the current market cap), drills ramping up again( stalled by Quebec fires), and experienced crews. and a CEO that executed a narrow vien mine WDO to 100,000 ounces plus per year.
The cynics be damned. $0.28 is a joke. Buy.