Fury Gold Mines Ltd T.FURY

Buckle Up

[swingtrader45]

I backed up the truck on this pull-back on muh Dolly (and some other big names) so I'm not going to buy FURY back (at this time). If/ when it lags and there is a trade then I'm open to the idea. The Cartel is literally on the precipce of losing control of the Gold price here. Haha, they are powerful so only time will tell but if this is what I think it is in the charts... look out above! Scalping season may be over. GLTA

[goldpolka]

At the current price of $0.77 for Dolly, and $0.50 for FURY,  Market cap of FURY is $73m, of which $46m is the value of FURY's 23% holding in DV. Which leaves $27m for all of the other FURY assets, of which $16.5m was in CASH at March 31, 2023, So effectively all of Quebec assets and Committee Bay are being valued at about $10.5 million. Seems cheap to me, and might be time to invest

[GoldInsect777]

Yeah, Fury is the better value vs. DV in my opinion. Fury's share structure is much tighter than DVs and it's dilution should be minimal for the foreseeable future (save for the usual ridiculous amounts of warrants/options being granted to Fury management - but that's just as much for DV anyway).  Tim Clark mentioned in an interview a few months back that if DV were to get taken

[chalker58]

goldpolka, your observations and rundown of assets makes Fury a buy, the catalyst for increased value comes down to critical size. Those drill bits have to start producing some glittering magic. One bonanza hole and the fuse gets lit. There is gold pretty well everywhere but this company needs the brains behind the drill program to really get it right. If the results are mediocre then this stock