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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum I-80 Gold Corp T.IAU

Alternate Symbol(s):  IAUX | T.IAU.WT

i-80 Gold Corp. is a mining company. The Company is a gold and silver producer engaged in the exploration, development and production of gold, silver mineral and poly-metallic deposits. Its operations include Lone Tree, Ruby Hill, Granite Creek and McCoy-Cove. The Company owns a 100% interest in the Lone Tree and Buffalo Mountain gold deposits and Lone Tree processing complex (collectively, the... see more

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I-80 Gold Corp > A fool and his money are soon parted....
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Post by metalhead666 on Jun 20, 2024 2:45am

A fool and his money are soon parted....

Here and on CEO.CA is a case study proving that "hope" is not a good investment thesis. You were enamored with drill results, some legend about Ewans prowess, the price of gold hitting a record etc all while ignoring the actual facts and arithmetic.

Drill results mean nothing without context. That's what feasibility studies are all about. Got any?  Nope. Any idea what it's going to cost to mine an ounce? Nope. Got any idea of the actual capex to get the big oven retooled? Nope. Got any idea how much capex required to tet to actual mining at any of the projects? Nope. Got any idea of what the ultimate share count will be? Nope. Got any idea about final permits, water in the mines, a JV, continuing drilling costs, loan repayments etc etc? Nope.

For every actual profitable mine there are 100 that will never earn a dime. It's the worst possible business there is. Go read Taylor Darts "analysis" of gold mines....every single one has an excuse as to why they missed earnings, saw cost over runs, mined lower than expected grades, had a landslide, flood, strike, protest, legal entanglement or some other problem that destroyed his original thesis for endless glory. 

If you're down 50% you need a double just to break even. If you rode this all the way down to new all time lows you have no business handling money. If you only glazed over at drill holes, disregarding all the warning signs from massive shorting to the EQX share overhang then you have no business handling money. 

No one is ever going to ignite a gold miner rally from yesteryear...not with AI tech, crypto digital gold, bloated markets and dysfunctional financial systems

Gold mining is, was and will remain the worst possible place to risk money. There are no "experts" or "gurus" only salesman like Sprott and Rule and the newsletter writers who've done nothing but lose money despite the metal at all time highs.....

The only thing gold miners mine is shareholders and bagholders. They pay themselves absurd amounts of money and all you're ever going to get is the shaft
Comment by JayBanks on Jun 20, 2024 5:57am
  The tone is a bit ominous, but very real and the people need to hear it. Your breakdown on how I-80 has gotten to where it is now is also spot on, along with the reality of those who have bought on the hype and rode this down. That said I have opened a position myself in the last month or so as I believe the skys are clearing and some of the reasons you mentioned for the fall will ...more  
Comment by AlwaysLong683 on Jun 21, 2024 1:37am
Other points I would add:   I prefer investing in microcap gold explorers that possess only one, very promising contiguous land package. More sites = more equity raises = more money spent in a shorter period of time with said money being dispersed among multiple sites. If you're going through cash like paper towels, you can end up needing an equity raise at the worst possible times (e ...more  
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