RE:RE:RE:I like this actionI agree with all points. The positive company fundamentals are the main reason I invested years ago. This leadership team are proven operators.
I'm less certain about this whole narrative that Silver is the most shorted asset in history. I get that a lot of people like to think that and talk about it, but I found the recent Saturday Palisades podcast with Jeff Christian to be a credible counter-narrative. I understand that many folks think he is a shill for his clients and the status quo, but he did a better job of explaining the guts of the market than any other podcast guest I have run into.
Provided silver prices stay steady, SCZ will continue to run higher on organic growth within their existing mines. Net cash flows can be invested in more equipment and infrastructure, and we gradually grow from $167 MM CAD market cap to $500 MM. That puts us at about $1.20 USD, assuming no more dilution.
Here's the kicker: as we have several thousand hectares still to explore, imagine what could happen if we run into some higher head grade ores. This region has been in production for a long, long time. I posit that the early days had much high concentrations. I remain optimistic that the team will uncover similar, more valuable ores down the road. That will be when market cap could jump up significantly.