RE:RE:RE:Henrich 428- from an accountant, actuary or undertaker?Yes Gknight, thanks. I remember that, in the interview which Graeme did with David Morgan in early 2018, he speculated that the upper limit of production might be as many as 2 million ounces per annum.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iJ30m-Z8LE&ab_channel=InvestmentPitchMedia
By the way, to add a separate point in this post, and speak of the market today. Paper silver and paper gold are utterly dumping, SILJ is crashing 7% but BHS is still holding firm. Not surprising, because people understand the value here. I am _not_ going to sell _any_ of my shares--not a single one--I could not care less what happens to the general market--to the Dow, to the QQQ, to SILJ, to paper silver, to anything. Everybody assumes that this will turn out like March 2020 and they can simply jump out into cash and then buy the bottom. But the banks are so thoroughly leveraged that Alasdair Macleod's proposed banking crisis might occur if there's a crash; not a chance I want to be holding cash in that circumstance. Or there might be some other Black Swan like a COMEX default, a dumping of the dollar by foreign nations. Or the Fed might step in far sooner than you might think and announce Yield-Curve Control, and then miners would soar to the moon the next day. I am simply going to sit where the value lies and wait patiently.