RE:RE:RE:Quite the frenzyInvestors who have been waiting seven years are up 5x on their investment by now, so those people I imagine are probably pretty happy. As for production not happening until now, as I have said time and time again, that was because the silver price did nothing but crash ever since Bayhorse acquired the property at $23 silver, meaning that the share price was constantly under pressure, and financing/dilution by means of PPs and warrants difficult. The SP actually _crashed_ by 50% straight after the excellent Fundamental Research report in April 2018--that's how hated silver miners were at the time. I also provided that video series from Mariusz Skonieczny called "Why I Hate Miners" to show why Graeme didn't take on debt to try and rush into production. When you look at those ten companies which went bankrupt simply because they took on even a little bit of debt, despite stellar prospects of getting into production and all the newsletter-writers and Eric Sprotts of the world raving about them, Graeme suddenly appears extremely wise to have gone as slowly and surely as he did.
As for the share price, do you remember when I was talking with you on the 19th of Feb. and you were complaining about the share price at 0.14 CAD? Now it's 0.23 CAD, a 65% increase over 3 months. But that isn't good enough for you. Simply because the share price doesn't go up in a parabolic straight line (which no share price ever does, nor is that healthy) you feel compelled to make a detrimental post here on literally any day on which there is any kind of lassitude or weakness. Why? What's the point?