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Gold Standard Ventures Corp. V.GSV


Primary Symbol: T.GSV

Metals & Mining Industrial Metals & Minerals
Gold Standard Ventures Corp is an advanced stage gold exploration company. The firm engages in acquiring and exploring mineral projects, in and around Nevada for gold and other minerals. The firm focuses on obtaining discoveries at the Railroad-Pinion gold project located within Nevada's Carlin Trend and Lewis gold project located in Lander County. It also operates mining projects names Bald Mountain, North Bullion, Dark Star, and Pinion in Nevada.


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Comment by skott4Goldon Aug 15, 2016 6:39pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:I sold all GSV today

RE:RE:RE:RE:I sold all GSV today
All the things you mentioned are ifs too. The strong hands were buying at below $1.00 and lower. If you haven't read the article money always moves from smart hands (or smart money) to dumb money, you should read it. The smart money was buying when the market cap was $50 million not $600 million
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