RE:MuxHats off to Mr. McEwen for not mincing words about his feelings on last year's results. And since much of that is apparently from poor operational results, it makes sense that they let the COO go. I have a lot of respect for Mr. McEwen after reading the transcript from the conference call: https://www.fool.com/earnings/call-transcripts/2020/03/17/mcewen-mining-inc-mux-q4-2019-earnings-call-transc.aspx.
arh0070 wrote: Poor results from Mux ,presidents head has rolled this morning .Stock results over the long term has been terrible .It will take a long time to recover ,not clear that they have a profitable mine to operate other than the half share of one in Argentina operated by Hothchild .I sold out my remaining position and took the loss time to move on ,lots of better companies which have better prospects and very cheap also .I had belief that McEwen could replicate his success at Goldcorp ,but this has not proven to be the case .Rob is more a finance/operations guy rather than a geologist who recognizes opportunities and this I think has proven fatal at MUX.Its a tough business .I wish MUX well but I have been very patient as a long term holder ,just simply time to move on to soemthing else which will recoup the losses in MUX . Still an idiot booster club person posting which is always a bad indicator.