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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Florida Canyon Gold Inc V.FCGV

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Florida Canyon Gold Inc > like taking candy from a baby
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Post by ARGONAUTGOLD on Aug 07, 2024 11:35pm

like taking candy from a baby

Issuance of additional RSUs, I see. Tsk tsk… Further dilution; sad but predictable given the past management that destroyed the value of Argonaut Gold.
 
I’m not surprised to witness a new all-time low as the company lacks the funds to construct the leach pad, which means production could likely halt. 
 
The mine already operates at a loss, and the leach pad is estimated to cost around $70 million. Why spend so much to lose money? 
 
As I previously mentioned, this is a 30-cent stock. I wouldn’t be disappointed to see the stock price diminish to a cent considering management’s previous actions. 
 
Do they really deserve to earn millions by selling RSUs, further diluting their shareholders? 
 
The stock hits an all-time low, and the company won’t stop giving away shareholders’ capital. 
 
The worst part is they’re taking the cash and pocketing it, like taking candy from a baby. 
 
They essentially gave away the Mexican operations for free. And what happened to the other properties in Ontario? I think one was called Hardrock or something similar. Those seem to have disappeared. It’s interesting but slightly disturbing.
Comment by ppp on Aug 08, 2024 7:49am
Geez Argo you really don't like these guys. LOL. But don't write BS, unless you can back it up. Sure the price is going down and yes it may hit 30 cents, but to state they don't have enough money to complete the pad is just not true. First off ITR is not stupid, they stated the pad would be finished at closing of the deal. Plus they will have around 22 mil US of Cash at the end of the ...more  
Comment by psych01 on Aug 08, 2024 10:58am
P--then you go ahead and write a bunch of BS based on wild speculations;  this whole AR fiasco has been and remains a dismal unethical scam.  Buffoons way over their head with dreams of Magino created a situation, Richard was hired---a man who evidently has no difficulty formulating misleading information---the infamous and ridiculous video should suffice to make that point---hired to do ...more  
Comment by ARGONAUTGOLD on Aug 08, 2024 11:49pm
To reiterate, the previous management of Argonaut Gold proposed spending nearly $70 million on CapEx at FC during 2024. They also estimated that the operation would either incur a loss or, at best, break even during that year.   Notably, the company hasn’t proposed any exploration in their technical report. The mine operates at a loss or, at best, breaks even, processes very low-grade ...more  
Comment by ppp on Aug 09, 2024 8:50am
43 101 technical report effective date 28 june 2024      Go to page 208 capital costs.  This is the latest info everyone is using. As you can see the costs are way down after 24
Comment by ppp on Aug 09, 2024 9:06am
Also just to be clear, the mine will have made the money to pay for the capex of the leach pads at todays gold price. The AISC includes the capex. Cash costs are what is used to see how much money the mine makes. I do agree the mine didn't make money this year as the capex used all the CF the mine produced.  Going forward the AISC costs will drop again. Plus IMO the gold prices will ...more  
Comment by Lifexprt on Aug 09, 2024 4:43pm
CapEx will be dealt with and cash balance will be $22M as per interview with Jason from interga 
Comment by HoldYourStocks on Aug 12, 2024 11:54pm
The baby got 11.54% more candy yesterday, so there should be a lot to take the coming days
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