@RealRickRule It would seem that this is an opportunity, mgmt says the report is baseless, they have bought 100,000 shares today personally and will answer allegations after the close.
@DonDurrett So 30% silver 10% gold 20% royalty stocks 10% large cap gold miners 10% silver miners 15% real estate and 5% short term money market &cash
@GoGoldResources@JrMiningGuy@VizslaSilver Thanks for the quick reply, with her hand selected Minister of the Economy being pro mining and last weeks industry meeting, why would they do all that work to then give out no permits? Just doesn’t make sense.
@JrMiningGuy@VizslaSilver The defacto ban on NEW mining concessions was put in place by AMLO in 2018.
GoGold purchased the Los Ricos district in 2019.
Los Ricos claims are EXISTING claims.
@JrMiningGuy@VizslaSilver The defacto ban on NEW mining concessions was put in place by AMLO in 2018.
GoGold purchased the Los Ricos district in 2019.
Los Ricos claims are EXISTING claims.
@JrMiningGuy@VizslaSilver The defacto ban on NEW mining concessions was put in place by AMLO in 2018.
GoGold purchased the Los Ricos district in 2019.
Los Ricos claims are EXISTING claims.
@DonDurrett@imapedestrian The event marked the first time in six years that economy ministry officials meet publicly with the mining industry.
https://t.co/1Usvg0FEzi
@DonDurrett The question I would ask is why would you jump through all the hoops of getting her head of economics who is by the way very pro mining to sign this agreement with the mining companies and establish this program, if she wasn’t going to permit mines. Permits eminent IMHO
@DonDurrett What she is saying is that if it is not currently or never has previously been a producing mine, they are not going to approve it. So no brand new mines, kind of makes sense for a politician trying to sound tough on the environment but needing investment in Mexico
@PeterGrandich I have 1/2 of my net worth in physical gold and silver through CEF and PSLV,another 25 percent in large cap miners and royalty companies, 10 percent in junior miners and final 20 percent divided equally between cash and real estate. Is 80 percent in metals and miners too much?