BonTerra Resources Inc V.BTR

I took time to scrutinize the interview posted

[WarrenBuffeitt]

CEOs are there to promote the company employing them, it is always wise to approach these clips with a healthy degree of skepticism.
Several statements stood out. The market's present valuation of Bonterra vs. infrastructure is estimated at around hundred fifty million. In-ground resources are not included in that figure.
An additional statement that jumped forward is Management is scrutinizing fits for a strategic partner.

This bodes well for a 0.28 stock with the assets they have journaled.

As I previously wrote you, I'm not happy with my cost average.
My attempt to change that over the next week entails taking for-sale discounts from sellers.

[WarrenBuffeitt]

I failed to add this directional link. Look closely at the institutional holdings. This will clarify the comment Marc-Andre-Pellitier made touching sellers. https://www.barrons.com/market-data/stocks/btr?countrycode=ca&mod=searchresults_companyquotes&mod=md_home_hdr_search

[fruitvale3067]

WarrenBuffett, out of that whole interview the present valuation of the infrastructure is what stuck out to you? The gold in the ground costs more to produce they what they can sell it for. Now knowing that ask yourself the question how much is the infrastructure worth again.  Who is going to pay $150 million for a mill that can't operate for a profit? Regardless of how much gold you