Bayhorse Silver Inc V.BHS

My PROBLEM IS

[sage4050]

things that should have been done a long time ago but  still remain undone I feel need explanations as to WHY.  Or perhaps if they are done a short note that it has been done.  Is that asking too much or against the law or something.  It is the Honey Bee itis and G has it.  Pillar to post and then not remembering what he sort of indicated/ promised he was going to do with that post.  If I was one of thosethat paidfor/ordered that silver bar I don't remember how many years ago ---WOW would I be mad.  But never a word from those that are still waiting.  WOW again.

[Henrich428]

You can't ship silver unless you have it, you can't mint silver unless you mine it, and Bayhorse didn't have the cash for full-scale production until 2021. It's that simple.

[Henrich428]

The Silver Option says that the date for shipping silver "is at the company's sole discretion," and gives no firm deadline whatsoever. That's what people signed up for. 

[Henrich428]

G. went to Asia to source a mint. Was condemned for not being at the mine. But is now condemned for not making progress on the Silver Option. This is schizophrenic madness.

[Tinhos]

This is probably a false perception that G is the only person in the company. The specialists at Bayhorse are well capable to bring things forward. I would not think that G being in Asia or G being in Oregon would make a difference to the speed of execution towards production. Rather than always blaming G, it would be better to look into government workers who get paid regardless if they support

[miner23]

I was scrolling through KNW and was reminded of my hero Jesse Livermore who was quoted in his biography as saying he knew of more men whomade fortunes by just sittng on their hands: "King World News note:  As Richard Russell used to say, “Bull markets take as few riders with them as possible. Very few people can hold on for the entire duration of the bull market because they can’t

[overthehill11]

 Hi Tinhos, thanx for your writeup about the new president in Peru. I don't like to see left leaning guys running a shoe shine stand never mind a country like Peru but then again, I can see the people watching foreigners digging holes in their landscapes and running off with the gold. The reality is often times quite different from the perception, but time has a way of leveling out the

[Tinhos]

Hi overthehill, as I have written some time ago, Peru is a highly relevant silver producer and delivery problems there might become important when it comes to physical supply. But that being said, the situation in Peru is unpredictable. The new president is a political newcomer and his campaign slogans for nationalization might have been just smoke and there will be no follow through. In fact, I

[Henrich428]

The self-professed “pro-mining” president of the DR hasn’t lifted a finger for the mining industry. Would be interesting if expectations were oppositely subverted in Peru.

[Henrich428]

Certain people claim to want explanations. They can call G. at any time, but refuse and just complain here. How does it not bore you? I miss talking about geology and DD here.

[Seniortrader]

This is what SH is all about!!  It's the same old thing on every board... bashers and pumpers!!!   Sometime poeple like you sharing great info (tank you by the way!!!) GLTA ST

[Henrich428]

Thanks Seniortrader. There are brilliant minds here like GKnight who offer excellent original research but sadly we don't see enough of them, and I understand why.

[sage4050]

From Kent to BHS in 2013 hasn't everybody figured out by now that calling G is a complete waste of time.

[Henrich428]

Calling any mining CEO was a waste of time in a 7-year-long PM bear market. You were in the wrong sector. What distinguishes Graeme is that he avoided debt and survived.