Inca One Gold Corp V.INCA

Inca One Gold Posts Record Production Figures For August 202

[AwareInvestor]

Records continue to be beat by Inca One Gold, whom this morning reported its best-ever processing results. The firm managed to post record production for the month of August, with production improving 163% on a year over year basis.

https://thedeepdive.ca/inca-one-gold-posts-record-production-figures-for-august-2021/

[Ziondog]

With constant "good news," why are the stockholders constantly losing more and more of their investments in this company? If the company is making more $$ through record production, where are these profits going?

[SusanBolland]

sweet

[EdinColorado]

So, what is going on with this stock? Precious metal prices have been shooting skyward, but the SP of Inca Gold goes from nowhere to the opposite direction. Technicals seem to indicate that INCAF is way oversold. Can anyone on this Bullboard site provide information about why this stock just cannot rise, even  during the most optimal conditions?     

[lscfa]

Not a typical gold co.   In theory tollers should earn the same fee for milling ore whether the gold price is $300 or $3000. There's no leverage to the gold price. Both Inca and Dynacor margins fluctuate because they take risk by buying the ore from the small miners and pray they guessed right on the grade. Dynacor has positive margins, Inca is beakeven.  

[EdinColorado]

In theory tollers should earn the same fee for milling ore whether the gold price is $300 or $3000... Thanks for posting. I think there is more to it. 1. In the past they had served unregulated unregistered mines. That seems to have changed. Material they process should be better known now. 2. As you portray it, constant fees will still raise and fall with processed volume. Yet, we are