Bravo!
For now, though, we want to mention just one of the Vulture prospects so that folks can put it on their own Radar Screens, do some investigation and so on. The company we want to mention this week is Bravo Venture Group (TSX: V.BVG), which trades in Canada under the symbol V.BVG and in the U.S. under BVGIF. We think Bravo is just now moving into what we affectionately call “The Vulture Zone.”
We won’t go on and on about it, but the gist of our interest is that Bravo made it onto our list in 2007 as a favorite of (now-retired, but still active) Bob Bishop. The Coffin Brothers, Eric and David, who operate the excellent Hard Rock Analyst service now follow the company on a regular basis. Bravo did a spin-out last year of a portion of their mostly Nevada assets into a new company called Bravada and since then the market for shares of the original Bravo have been roughly cut in half. It didn’t help that at least one “guru” publicly exited the stock, but we’ll give him anonymous credit today for giving us a trading gift of the shares at this level. We think that it’s just a little too cheap, but of course we could be wrong. We’ll see.
We’ve met with management and we think their flagship deposit called Homestake in British Columbia and the surrounding landholdings could be Bravo’s “company-maker.” We invite everyone to check out BVG on their website or at one of the conferences this season, but don’t wait all that long to do it. This was a warmer than normal winter in B.C., so the summer drilling season will be getting underway up there early this year.
Bravo closed Friday at 32 Canadian cents. Our own tracking chart on it is at this link. Caveat utilitor.
Our valued readers will find much more technical and fundamental commentary in the linked charts just below.
Entire article:
https://www.stockhouse.com/Columnists/2010/Apr/12/Got-Gold-Report--COMEX-gold-shorts-fight-breakout