Generation Mining Ltd T.GENM

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[Sacks48]

I posted the article merely to say that palladium and platinum are not going anywhere. There will be substitute uses for them. The metals have a unique function and that will be needed in other spaces.

This stocks ticker should loose the N in Genm

P.s I don't know what toom posted (ignored for almost 2 years) but we all know that he is the village idi#t.

[uggg]

As far as I can see Palladium has been going nowhere but down. I finally dumped. Great management & project but damn the selling has been relentless in palladium. I'll look for a re-entry

[AGTCTTWW]

You dumped GENM on Feb 28 with the entire reason for your decision to sell based on the price of Pd today? Not something I would have considered to do myself. What would be an acceptable reentry point for you, uggg, and would you base buying back in on the GENM price or the price of Pd (or both) and at what levels?

[uggg]

Haha, you have been having too much fun with toomy to dump [even secretly]. But if you're interested I have a number of reasons; preserving profit, other opportunities, but watching the palladium price drop to levels that are about 23% off Gemn's base case with no end in sight is a little disheartening. Yes copper is up 20% but it has a lesser effect on the projects profibility. Is

[AGTCTTWW]

Thanks for your honest reply, uggg. 

[Sacks48]

Look you wanna sell that's your business.  I for one would reconsider as there are not many companies with 180million O/S, permit in hand, no debt, 240 million deal in hand and are on the cusp of breaking ground that trade at .60. If you know of any other company with all of the above please share I'd be interested to put some money there as well. So unless one is gonna put their

[BetontheFed1]

Looking at the Platinum Metals Group article posted by Sacks48 you can see that PMG's new mine projects .04 gpt of Rhodium.  PGM's projects 2.13 gpt of Palladium for the new mine.  Per Kerry's prior comments we know there's some but not how much Rhodium at Marathon.  Extrapolating Marathon's .619 grams per ton Palladium to the PGM  2.13 gpt we might expect