RE:RE:Last time it hit .12 was May 2015Don't know why anybody would want to buy this stock. The high-cost Sao Vicente and Sao Francisco gold mines are done or almost done. The only reason Sao Francisco is producing any gold at all is because it's just draining the heaps - there's no mining going on there. San Andres in Honduras is fraught with community problems and that's their best asset. The Aranzazu copper mine in Mexico doesn't even have a chance to re-start till copper goes north of $3/lb. The Serrote project is low-grade, short-lived and high-capex and doesn't have a chance of ever being financed or built, yet management keeps throwing money at it to try to keep it alive as their "future asset". That, BTW is just a story - not an real asset. Management salaries, and HQ expenses, the Aranzazu C&M costs, and Serrote funding all comes from San Andres in Honduras. The company also has debt to service.
Can someone tell me what the upside is on this company and why I should by the stock?