RE: Puplava's Next KimberYou make an interesting observation. I was wondering about the same thing when I heard that show segment. DMM did come to mind, and another project like the Mt. Kare project under development by Buffalo Gold / Madison might fit as well. The transcript segment suggests he's speaking of a single property under the control of a company, or a few cases of companies that have single projects that are in this type of situation (the syntax isn't clear)
("And now the project is looking like........")
Notice, the syntax is referencing a single project, but the initial part of the paragraph clearly speaks of multiple companies.
It's kind of tricky to try to dissect because as you probably know, Mr. Puplava is quite dyslexic and sometimes his speech can be awkward when it comes to syntax and other things that are critical as context for the kind of word-smithing you're doing. Don't get me wrong. I think Puplava is a great man, and he happens to be one of the very few people that I'm willing to devote my time in the study of his ideas. He's a gem among a sea of bathering talking heads. But I'm just stating a fact about his speech (he's not a native English speaker) and you'd better be careful about how you go about interpretation.
Dynasty Metals & Mining's Zaruma project kind of matches what that text snippet speaks of, but I don't remember them reporting a 99 gram hole. Find that report and you'll have more solid confirmation. Trying to guess based on a project in the 2 million oz range on the range to five-ish based on the syntax problem noted above is sketchy.
I would be very surprised if Puplava's firm and clients were not in the stock given that he's very familiar with (and owns shares in) Aurelian. Dynasty shares some adjacent realestate in the Condor trend in Ecuador. Dynasty has been reasonably high profile too. They're what I consider to be one of the best lower-risk juniors with significant blue sky potential while still trading at a reasonable valuation to reserves. It’s with VERY high probability that they’re going to advance to the stage of actually having producing mines or being taken over. The company fits the investment profile Mr. Puplava likes: remaining upside from ongoing exploration but reduced risk from a number of factors, which may include known reserves, previous mine operations, or other issues relevant to a specific company’s situation. Jim Puplava would have to be sleeping at the wheel to not see Dynasty, and I doubt he's snoozing.
The bottom-line: Who cares? To be perfectly blunt, I'd actually like the general marketplace to not know nor make a big deal about the issue for the time being. In fact, I'm happy that there have been so few messages posted here as but one indication of how sleepy the shareholder base has become. There are not a lot of new investors lining up to dive on the stock for the time being as the longer-term investors that wanted in are here already, and the next wave of people that will come to know the company will find Dynasty after strong exploration reports. DMM is drilling and we're going to have a stream of news later this year that I fully expect will send the stock at least 25% higher (not counting the impact of higher metals prices). For now, if we were lucky enough to have a chance to buy C$6 this month would be wonderful.
We'll see if it happens but I kind of doubt it will. But all you Puplava fans, go away. Heh heh…..
Just a pointer for folks new to studying the company... their website has a number of newsletter reports and much information. Do check it out. Also, Robert Washer did an interview with Kitco Radio which can be found here
https://www.kitco.com/Kitco_Radio/past/index_01May06.html
and there have been three Korelin Economics Reports "extras" interviews with Robert Washer that you should not miss. Go here:
https://www.kereport.com/alert_page.shtml
and scan for the shows noted below. They provide for good context on the company.
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All the above reflects my opinion only. If you're new to investing and just fishing through boards, do your own homework. Take time. Learn about your investment prospects. Don't give undue weight to the ramblings of anyone on any bulletin board system.
Cheers,
Eric (aka "piece-of-eight")
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Korelin Economics "extras" shows referenced above:
Segment 0715-01 -MP3- -WMA- It's summer, and drills are turning! Robert Washer, Pres., Dynasty Metals & Mining, Inc (TSX-V:DMM) tells us of a substantial upgrade of 43-101-compliant preliminary assessment reports at two gold projects in Ecuador. Robert believes this achievement eliminates much of the company's downside risk to investors.
Segment 0613-27 -MP3- -WMA- Robert Washer, Pres., Dynasty Metals & Mining, Inc (TSX-V:DMM) brought mines to production in Australia, and now has more than a decade's experience with Ecuador's politics. Resource numbers for his Dynasty project there continue to grow.
Segment 0128-03 – Robert Washer, President, Dynasty Metals & Mining, Inc. (TSX-V:DMM) Robert is leading an interesting life, an Australian native who’s lived in Ecuador for 13 years, and he’s developing an interesting company story, with three, 100-per-cent-owned gold projects in varying stages of development. How have drill results improved value? What are Ecuador’s political risks? (40K MP3, runs 9:39)