over9k
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Jeez this is a blast from the past. I was trading this in the GFC.
However the news is spreading world wide that silver is in very short supply. Also the action today suggests to me that news could be near. If approval comes for the company to mine their dirt I reckon SVL will fly to one dollar quickly.
Your super thorough analysis has me sold.Have Chosen SVL for the monthly comp.
The rules say I have to offer my FA or TA reasons.
Well in my case, its because i know FA.
Mick
Just remember, I don't have one of those fancy licenses that lets you give paid advice, anything I say is gratuitous thought bubbles.Your super thorough analysis has me sold.
I'm in.
That physical squeeze of silver has to be around the corner... ?
These results are OK but nothing to move the share price sharply. 6 g/t gold = about 460 g/t silver. However, having gold, silver, and lead in the mix can be good or bad depending on the grades. The amount of gold at the Southern pit extension is helpful though the zinc and lead is only of nuisance value. The Bundarra zone result is not that good at all. The North West and Aegan Zone averages 304 g/t silver so OK but only that. Probably why the share price recovery has not moved up that much.Just started following these silver stocks, so not sure what's what at the moment.
These grades look good and are probably worth digging under their open pit for? If it was in gold grams a ton I'd know. Still doing my research...
Interesting turn around in the price, which I've seen on a few silver stocks. I think silver has had an ok run the past few weeks, like gold, so makes sense.
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I have been trading in and out of this stock for at least the 12 years. It has plunged as low as .025 cents to a high of 44.These results are OK but nothing to move the share price sharply. 6 g/t gold = about 460 g/t silver. However, having gold, silver, and lead in the mix can be good or bad depending on the grades. The amount of gold at the Southern pit extension is helpful though the zinc and lead is only of nuisance value. The Bundarra zone result is not that good at all. The North West and Aegan Zone averages 304 g/t silver so OK but only that. Probably why the share price recovery has not moved up that much.
The market is looking for widths of 20 metres or so at the above grades and depths of 191 to 322 metres does show the need for average grades for silver at 460 g/t or better.
Plus side is being the worlds largest potential silver resource and minus is the long delay to production and being cash thirsty.
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