Barkerville Gold Mns Ltd BGMZF

RE:RE:Hal & Yap's Serious Dedication tour

[yaponski]

bigbab wrote: Yes the evidence is overwhelming as you pointed out ....and one "donkey" claims he loves "discussion" funny how there is no other discussion on any other board 

paid gig 100% , but unfortunately BGM do not have the stones to take action. You would think with such a dedicated campaign to harm the companies equity ; would be easy to take action on. 

travnel wrote: May 27th and 1080 posts that take up 54 pages on the Stockhouse website.  That's how long it's been since you posted on anything other than Barkerville.

That takes some dedication Yaponski.    I think it's fairly safe to say that this is a paying gig for you.  Could you please let me know how to score a job like this?  Sounds like fun.

And then there's good ol' Halcro.  Hal.  Hally.  Mr. BGM hater himself.  Yaponski's mentor.  Close to 2000 posts in the same time period, has yet to comment on anything other than Barkerville, and consistently displays an overgrown obsession with this stock that seems a wee little bit unhealthy.

With the number of posts going back and forth between these two, you have to wonder when they;re going to get their own board. (or room for that matter)

Meanwhile, I'm not getting paid to read your drivel, and you're no longer entertaining.   

The BBoS is suggesting that the truth is hurting BGM equity. Truths such as the positive correlation between record bottom line net losses being reported in quarters with the maximum gold production?  Truths such as less than 30 ounces of godl produced in 2013? Truths such as the average gold explorer / developer with more than 5M oz in situ is valued at what $4 per ounce (average of all TSX/TSXv gold/silver explorers while developers are going for an average of $11 per ounce.
 

And travnel, as I've pointed out before, the trend is your friend. The current trend in gold is down. I will revise my opinion to uptrend once POG safely crosses $1550. Until such time the best gold investment is cash or if you really need to hold gold then go to Kitco and buy gold coin -- in a gold bear market, such as the current market, bullion will lose the least but it will still be a loss. So cash is best option.  Good advise which I share freely here.  

So since it is a gold bear, I see no other reason to look else for discussion.  Once gold goes back bullish, I doubt I'll have much time to check on you folks here. You can always PM me however, as I aways have time for my stockhouse BGM friends :)