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Max Resource Corp V.MAX

Alternate Symbol(s):  MXROF

Max Resource Corp. is a Canada-based mineral exploration company. The Company is engaged in the acquisition and exploration of mineral properties. The Company is engaged in advancing its Sierra Azul copper-silver project in Colombia. Its Sierra Azul copper-silver project is located in northeastern Colombia and lies along the northern portion of the Andean belt. The land tenure at Sierra Azul includes 188 square kilometers (km2) of mining concessions and 1,141 km2 of mineral concession applications. The Sierra Azul Copper-Silver Project comprises three districts: Uru, Conejo and AM Copper silver Zone. The Project hosts stratiform copper-silver mineralization in the southern end (URU and Conejo zones). The Company has also entered into a mineral right purchase agreement to acquire approximately 100% interest the Floralia DSO Iron Ore Project. The Floralia DSO Iron Ore property is located 120-km east of the city of Belo Horizonte in the State of Minas Gerais, Brazil.


TSXV:MAX - Post by User

Post by Wangotango67on Aug 11, 2024 4:47pm
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Post# 36173665

MORE IMAGES...

MORE IMAGES...As one can clearly see...
AM is east of coal operations and runs far more northerly.
AM hosts high grades ( higher thsn other zones )
Search past news releases.
AM zones increase as one moves northerly.
The assays at AM-14 confirm copper-silver stratiform mineralization at Cesar is extensive and demonstrate significant thickness:
AM-14 lies along a 15-km corridor of high-grade
https://ceo.ca/@newsfile/max-resource-reports-high-grade-assays-at-am-14-cesar

Just how valuble would AM be to another ?


https://www.maxresource.com/images/news/be989f9fb81e5b8d3ad805b547c2c1411b0d3186.png


Additional photo
https://images.newsfilecorp.com/files/3834/202972_maxfig1_550.jpg



Fastforward...
Claims are seen benieth col operation.
Nolonger aside or notherly ( AM zonation )

https://www.midobi.com/hosted/maxresource.com/images/gallery/MAX_CESAR-Copper-Silver_85.jpg

https://www.maxresource.com/images/gallery/MXR_CESAR_Location.jpg

I lost 7-8k on this stock when Max decided to roll the stock, let go choco
and moved to Cesar - even then... the stock was held back with superb
silver + copper grades.   Yes.... i waited a long time to see the stock repair to no avail.
Eventually i sold seeing the stock would'nt rise any higher.

Wasn't long after the stock rose higher... but never to the price where shareholders
could recoup their losses due to the consolodation.

I'd like my money back.

I've experienced several stocks such as this.
Not fun.


Silica claims literally given away while co-company sees $1.70 sh price.
SA lithium Salars given away.
Lithium brines given away ( cdn )
Cobalt stock rolled.
Largest lithium deposit shenadigans
Graphite games
Junior's not accounting for all minerals
Permitting games
On and on and on....market has siphoned lots of $$$



I don't pick bad stocks...it's the b/s that goes on which ultimately
takes from sm investors.


What's the premise of this post besides wanting my money back ?
Why are Max's new images of Cesar claims well below coal operations ?
Why the name change ?




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