Barkerville Gold Mns Ltd BGMZF

RE:RE:Even better drill results

[pigbruinmcveid]

Seems to me it is time to get the big man back. Yes, a certain mining exec who successfully raised, and spent I might add (often on his own companies) over $125M. BGM needs money. Lots of it. I know the right man for the job. And so do you... admit. Time to get Frank back, by popular demand for a 3rd time....

And time to dump Uncle E, perhaps a bit like Forbes dumped Uncle from its billionaire list back in 2013..

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• Eric Sprott

• 2013 Billionaires List: Dropoff

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hammer161 wrote:
Instead of just looking at the highlights and wetting your pants with excitement, you really should look at the map and the locations of all drill holes in these releases Roller. In many cases a highlight hole, the only ones with economic potential, are flanked by low grade, sub-economic holes. Means that there is not very good continuity of the high grade zones and that there are small high grade lenses. This is consistent with the small stopes you see on the old long sections. The problem is this is not the 1950's any more where mining operations just drifted until they found ore - that doesn't work these days. Tough to define resources on this basis as you need to nowadays.

Also more BS to get guys like you excited with their statement about the potentiall restart on mining BL based on these results. New exploration results have NO influence on the economic viability of a zone with closer spaced drilling - the current assessment is that there are no reserves - but go ahead and eat it up!!

At best BGM will go sideways or continue the slow decline that the chart shows. Increasingly sentiment is that gold will stay below $1200 for at leat two years yet.