Post by
Bentouttashape on Nov 08, 2023 11:00am
Square this Circle.
I get all the hype and excitement, but ask yourselves HOW IN THE WORLD CAN THIS STOCK BE SO LOW.
For Consideration:
CXB is producing or will produce 100,000 oz of gold above 2021 production.
AISC and TCC are for all intents and purposes the same.
And the Calibre Stock price is for all intents and purposes the same.
Has 20mm more in cash on hand.
So how can a Stock producing 100,000 oz of gold per year, or if you prefer and additional $190,000,000 at $1900 oz, be at the same stock price? It defys logic.
What or Who is holding this stock price down, because it is definitely happening, and if you don't think it is, look at CXB SP history?
Is it perhaps B2 Gold, which owns 30% of the company? I don't know, but something sure in the hell is up with this stock.
I would not be so quick to give praise to this current management. Their job is to get fair share value to their shareholders and promote this stock and do what it takes to get there, but i don't see any of that happening.
Comment by
diggin78 on Nov 08, 2023 2:10pm
I agree. This is rather frustrating. Best way to get people interested at this point is to announce a juicy special dividend. But that's unlikely since they seem to be more concerned with fulfilling their "social contract" than satisfying shareholders. With that said, Calibre share price is up almost 100 percent over the last year, something that very few miners can claim.
Comment by
Dragunov on Nov 08, 2023 4:32pm
I agree with you, Bentouttashape. Perhaps it is time to send management a message of dissatisfaction via the next vote. If they'll seek to fill their pockets with bonuses instead of giving us a dividend or seriously engaging in the buyback, they should be ousted. Can't let them be the only ones who benefit.
Comment by
karead on Nov 08, 2023 9:34pm
CXB is tracking with the GDXJ. There is simply no interest in gold stocks at all. I watch about 20 of them, and the only two that have had a "re-rate" are AGI and LUG. CXB is due, but I guess the traders aren't ready to make that happen yet.
Comment by
slewfoot2 on Nov 08, 2023 9:53pm
eyem a trader.... eyem dumping on the up nibble....
Comment by
karead on Nov 08, 2023 11:06pm
We'll, we disagree, and I guess that's what makes a market.
Comment by
karead on Nov 08, 2023 11:46pm
Besides which, GAL and GSX are illiquid Venture exchange stocks that are both bouncing off 52 week lows. Apples and oranges.
Comment by
stockpunter on Nov 09, 2023 10:17am
I concede: apples and oranges. But I still maintain that it is country risk that is keeping SP low. Look at FM.