Aya Gold & Silver Inc AYA

Primary Symbol: T.AYA Alternate Symbol(s): AYASF

Metals & Mining Silver

Aya Gold & Silver Inc. (Aya) is a Canada-based silver producer with operations in the Kingdom of Morocco. The Company operates the high-grade Zgounder Silver Mine and is exploring its properties along the prospective South-Atlas Fault. The Zgounder Silver Mine is an underground silver mine located approximately 260 kilometers (km) east of Agadir in Morocco. The Zgounder mining permit covers over 16 square kilometers (km2). It owns 100% of Zgounder Millennium Silver Mine S.A (ZMSM), which owns the Zgounder property. It also owns 85% of the Boumadine polymetallic project and owns the permits related to the Amizmiz, Azegour, Zgounder Regional and Imiter bis properties. All of these properties are located in the Kingdom of Morocco. Aya owns 75% of the Tijirit project located in Mauritania. Aya also owns Tirzzit Project, which consists of seven permits located approximately 25 km from the Zgounder property. Its wholly owned subsidiary is Aya Gold & Silver Maroc S.A.

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Comment by Narrishkeiton Aug 07, 2018 11:08am

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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Stars Group Possible Buyout Target

maypeters wrote: If you had the $$$ to subscribe to 5ireserach maybe you would know the WHY.

I assume you paid the $176 yearly fee , website looks like unprefssional but I'm game, why don't you give us the cliffnotes from their analysis like I did with the Veritas reports I have access to?

And if you could read the SEDAR reports and financial report perhaps you would have already known the WHY.

You have a very simplistic notion of stock forecasting. That is why you think there is value in the FP article as you don't understand forcasting whatsoever. There is no SEDAR filing or information on the synergies since the SKY purchase period. Analysts like the report at Veritas have guessed on the potential forward looking revenues but there is little credibility to those reports.

This stock is not trading based on intrinsic value right now and the analysts might as well be throwing darts. The picture will be more clear with upcoming full year guidance.

Narrishkeit wrote:

maypeters wrote: and I am really impressed wirth the information you have provided /sarc

I provide analysis when there is something I feel I can contribute which is worthwhile, unlike you I read the filings on SEDAR and can do a financial analysis.

To be negative on an article by a guy who runs an independent service website and was a very competent portfolio manager

Wow you are a sheep, the article was superficial and had very little to support his opinion, while I share that same opinion I'd like to know more in depth what his reasons are. His opinion or anyonelses for that matter is worth very little without support and it doesn't matter who the hell he is.

FP writers in general have some level of competency, but it doesn't mean they should be lazy and write on article on WHAT they think instead of WHY.