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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Monument Mining Ltd V.MMY

Alternate Symbol(s):  MMTMF

Monument Mining Limited is a Canadian gold producer that 100% owns and operates the Selinsing Gold Mine in Malaysia and the Murchison Gold Project in the Murchison area of Western Australia. It has a 20% interest in Tuckanarra Gold Project, jointly owned with Odyssey Gold Ltd in the same region. Located in the Central Gold Belt of Western Malaysia, the Selinsing Gold Mine covers a total area of... see more

TSXV:MMY - Post Discussion

Monument Mining Ltd > MMY vs Mako Mining
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Post by Freddy1989Germa on May 22, 2024 4:51pm

MMY vs Mako Mining

MMY benchmark would be comparable to Mako Mining
 
And both are also not located in the typical gold producing countries vs. 
 
Gold Sales of 9,267 Oz Au at $1,043/oz AISC
Market Cap (intraday)239.978M
Comment by mmyactivist on May 23, 2024 10:22am
In order to reach Mako valuation, this is what we shareholders must demand from our MMY mgmt and board on a constant basis: - Australian Exchange ASX listing; - Reverse stock split, at least 10:1 or better 20:1, to turn MMY from a shitty penny stock status to a more reputable one, with a share float max around 30 million. This would attract investors focused on higher priced stocks, allow for ...more  
Comment by AlfTanner on May 23, 2024 11:25am
mmyactivist, that is a very good list of what the company needs to do.  I completely agree that a reverse split is needed.  I have made a small investment in this company, but I will not invest more until the bloated share count is brought down and the price per share is respectable.  A share price under $1 makes the company look unprofessional.  If this company really has ...more  
Comment by romara on May 23, 2024 2:03pm
As I have said before, the current inner circle of  management are not miners....just fast buck artist off Howe Street..... they fill their pockets first before they think about the shareholders .......   Richard
Comment by Freddy1989Germa on May 25, 2024 4:46am
Who exactly do you mean by the rip-off artists from the management circle?   It has to be said that if MMY ramps up production in Malaysia and then concentrates on Australia, I'm very happy with that - the cash flow has to be stable.   that we can develop Australia in the next 12 months.
Comment by romara on May 25, 2024 9:35am
Freddy ... I not going to name names, the people in the field are doing great work, but this is what we have to watch for, can it happen? Will it happen? ... it's to be seen. But this is what we don't know " t has to be said that if MMY ramps up production in Malaysia and then concentrates on Australia, I'm very happy with that - the cash flow has to be stable." And if ...more  
Comment by Freddy1989Germa on May 25, 2024 10:12am
"One thing I want to tell you.... the former chairman left a stink so bad, a lot of broker will never reccommend MMY to their account holders." I agree with you that you first have to rebuild your good reputation, no question.   But we know what they will do with the cash flow to finance exploration and the development of Murchsion    And once that's done ...more  
Comment by mmyactivist on May 24, 2024 9:19am
Regarding Share buyback program, it doesn't even require cash outlays from the company initially. You only have to announce that you start a share buyback program, and plan to execute it over a period of some years. This would send a very positive message to the market, and attract new investors without spending a dime. But our MMY mgmt and Board don't care, not willing even to show ...more  
Comment by romara on May 24, 2024 9:25am
The inner circle of management are originally Howe Street grifters, who have no idea of really what to do. They are happy with their generous salaries, and other perks.... helping the shareholders .... you got to be kidding .....   Richard
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