Silver Spruce Resources Inc SSEBF

It is quite summer in Mexico

[treehugger2]

so, why then the people at SSE's headquarters are doing nothing relevant to unearthing and outlining things and in turn reporting?

[greendayyyy]

Because the projects they own have absolutely nothing in the ground except soil, sand, rocks and some trees. 

[treehugger2]

Oh no. I think you could be wrong, nearly 100% you are wrong. I believe they have a couple of massive gold deposits down there in Mexico. Sure, trees are environmental riches, but for our purpose here, dosen't gold rich deposits sound more promising -- as in agreeable?

[greendayyyy]

When I invested here it was for their flagship project PINO. SSE has not owned this project for a long time. The rest is just speculation. 

[treehugger2]

PINO, is preciselly the reason why I have invested in this Company as well and purelly because of its gold treasure. But, what exactly you are reffering to when you say that SSE doesn't own the Pino property? All along I believed that SSE owned  it in partnership. In fact, at some point they were to be 50/50 partners after they had invested in it some more money (relatively small amount

[greendayyyy]

The agreement was made with the owner. When he died, the widow inherited the assets and the property and everything fell apart. No more agreement on this project. 

[greendayyyy]

Last Analysis Data  (02/24/2022) Stage Location Name Owned Size (Ha) Type Au Ag Cu Notes Exploration  Ontario, Canada Melchett Lake

[treehugger2]

And so then, they are allowed to mislead when they state that Pino is their "flagship" property,  or perhaps they have forgotten to amend this assertion,, Be that as it may, hope it would be a mexican to harvest Pino's reasure, after all, it is located in Mexican-land.