RE:RE:This is what a miner press release should look like!passionatepiper wrote: By contrast KLDX issues another press release that's met with farts and yawns
Passionate: I agree with your assessment with KL. Been investing in this stock for over a year and a half in and out. But the past few months' results have been absolutely outstanding. I have never seen such a well-set up precious metals company NIL in debt after debenture repayments, share buybacks, now a dividend even if minuscule, and a ton of cash.
Everyone comparing KL to KLDX: these companies cannot be compared effectively - completely different operations KL is going to produce near 600 K oz. this year $ 2.7 B market cap CAD. KLDX is in a transition phase hoping to get to 300 K oz. in the next couple of years + they still need to VALIDATE their 2016 buying spree. This I agree is what the market is waiting for especially with Hollister since that was $ 80 M USD vs. the $ 32 M for TN. I agree with goldminer01 the lag to bring production up to par with what was being generated by previous operators is probably the element troubling the market the most.
In regards to Kirkland's validation: Tony Makuch et al. have beyond validated Fosterville after buying Newmarket. They continued drilling incessantly. Macassa obviously has been validated since decades as one of the highest grade mines in the world. Fosterville looks to be soon joining this list. So I disagree with many posters always comparing the two businesses. KL is a MONSTER that is headed to $ 15 by the fall without a doubt especially as they keep re-purchasing shares in their NCIB program. Sprott is savvy and will without a doubt want to make a deal. The longer they drill and show the exceptional qualities of Macassa and Fosterville, the better the deal he will get.
As for being so negative on KLDX passionate, have you not looked at the TSX gold index? It is down immensely since peaking July 2016. So many great mid tiers quite close to the 52 week lows Oceana Gold, Detour, Guyana, B2Gold. Detour closed at a 6 month low Wednesday before jumping 13 % today on earnings. It is not THAT surprising that KLDX is also at a 52 week low pretty much. Take a look at the gold space the equities are trading horribly compared to spot price.. LONG on both KL and KLDX.