Endeavour Silver Corp T.EDR

It all comes down to Management

[Jinnysin]

With Record POG and POS we still have a LOSS on the balance sheet.  The single biggest reason why the big money has left the mining sector is the management RISK.  When you have a mediocre management running a Capital intensive mine with all the risk associated, it doesn't take much to Lose Lots of money.

[Dragonflyinvest]

 "The single biggest reason why the big money has left the mining sector is the management RISK."   Now that’s surprising! I would have thought it was because they saw greater opportunity elsewhere.  I’m not really sure what is “management risk”.  Operations or financial?  You need to be more specific if you wish an intelligent discussion of the risks associated

[greendayyyy]

Description of risk in the mining sector. Ask the investors who lost everything with Victoria Gold how they feel about the situation. Here's one of the risk factors in the mining sector. The rotten management and president of Argonaut Golg who lied to all shareholders and sold the Magino project to Alamos for a ridiculous $325 million.  I could go on, but I'll stop here. 

[Dragonflyinvest]

" The rotten management and president of Argonaut Golg who lied to all shareholders and sold the Magino project to Alamos for a ridiculous $325 million.  I could go on, but I'll stop here." Sounds like an investor who got burned, but what does that have to do with EXK?

[greendayyyy]

Yes, I owned shares in AR, but I came out with a gain of 20%, whereas most people expected a return of over 100%. I wanted to demonstrate that many mining companies have incompetent management in this field, which carries a lot of risk. It was you yourself who mentioned that management had nothing to do with mining. I rather think that it is you who have no knowledge of this risky and volatile

[Dragonflyinvest]

"I wanted to demonstrate that many mining companies have incompetent management in this field, which carries a lot of risk."   Which you failed to do.   One anecdotal experience hardly indicts "many companies" as you claim, and yes evaluating the people running the shop is a part of due diligence, isn’t it.   “you yourself who mentioned that management had

[Dragonflyinvest]

"Yes, I owned shares in AR, but I came out with a gain of 20%, whereas most people expected a return of over 100%" greendayyyy Nov 08, 2023 Post# 35723131 "I think AR is easily worth $1 right now, and if I look at the latest purchases made by investors in recent months in a price range between 0.45 and 0.60 with a selling price around $1, that gives us an average yield of around

[greendayyyy]

Do you work for the police. We are on a discussion forum and everyone has the right to express themselves while respecting their opinion, whether negative or positive. Anyway, no time to lose.

[Dragonflyinvest]

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[Dragonflyinvest]

" and everyone has the right to express themselves while respecting their opinion,"   Perhaps what you really meant was: “while respecting the opinion of others.”  Which would seem to exclude such personal insults as “I rather think that it is you who have no knowledge of this risky and volatile market.”   I can respect a man for his opinion, but not when he states