Bayhorse Silver Inc V.BHS

Heinrich 428- from CEO.CA to you

[hartadd]

(1) BAYHORSE SILVER ( TSXV: BHS; OTCBB: KXPLF; FSE: 7KXN); THE SILVER BULL MARKET OF 2021 AND HOW TO BEST CAPITALIZE VIS A VIS PENNYSTOCKLAND :

What  sayest thou Henrich about the Reddit/Wall Street silver poster's attitude below to the size of BHS's resource- small sighted? 

Check their resource first guys !!!!! Its microminimal !

Nothing under 25moz comes to my account...

tsilver (reddit.com)

[Henrich428]

First of all, Starcore is a one-mine producer which I believe traded at 30x cash flow in '01 to '11 miner bull market and I don't believe that that company did have then or does have now a great deal of mine-life. So conjectures about mine-life change nothing about my calculations for 100x Bayhorse at $60 silver. Secondly, Bayhorse wasn't even going to get a resource estimate at

[hartadd]

The question I would like to ask Henrich is if you have finished your BHS buying and if not up to what price would you buy? Sorry if this is a redundant question in your view.

[Henrich428]

I chose to wait silently until people had fudded the share price to the bottom then go in all, so I have my allocation now and I'm willing simply to wait and hold. At a $30 million mcap BHS still looks extremely cheap, barely 1x of what cash flow will be soon, but it's already by far my largest position now.

[hartadd]

As regards Brandywine Henrich a poster here or on CEO.CA wrote that there would be trouble getting it deveoped because of the jurisdiction in which it is situated. Also with the escalating price of silver and the share price of BHS escalating also does this preclude the possibility of BHS ever being bought out do you think?   

[Henrich428]

From what I can surmise of Graeme he won't let BHS get bought out, which is exactly why I'm so heavily invested. It's only if a one-mine producer goes all the way and keeps producing that you can make that 100x or 1000x gain. I don't believe that a man would pour his heart soul and money into a company for so many years if he didn't intend to keep the company all for himself in

[nitetime2]

Heinrich, really enjoy reading your posts!! I disagree with you regarding a possible take over because everything is for sale at the right price!! YES, even Bayhorse!!

[CaptainDuff]

Regarding Brandywine's jurisdiction, British Columbia has a permitting process which is pretty transparent and open to mining. The First Nation involved is highly entreprenural and looking for opportunites. While there will be the usual bureaucratic delays and costs there is no reason at all to think Brandywine cannot be developed. As to a buyout: unlike many junior developers, it has never