$2000 to $500,000 with penny miners.

Wy So Lo said:
bellinvest said:
TRY and DRM are both in my gold holdings list as decent plays through the coming bull market turnaround.

I bought TRY prior to their high-grade Guyana operations going online, as their share price bottomed into $0.19 (current at around $0.51). This operation was originally modeled to produce ~120,000oz/year at an AISC of USD$550. Having started mining now, and after removing the over burden 30m sand layer, their most recent reports indicate that they have in-fact hit much more gold (50%+ more) then their original models suggests (there was also a N/S trend they didn't pick up... nice surprise). So in summary... they are re-drilling the resource and will have an updated JORC in Q4 this year i think, which (fingers crossed) indicated significant more tons/grade/oz etc. this could be a 10 year mine (including 2-3 years U/G) with an AISC of US$550.

I bought DRM about 1 year ago and has done very well! great management in a great location really. They will have their 2nd mine operational in July this year... AISC AUD$1000/oz and produce around 160,000oz which is okay. Huge exploration upside i believe with some interesting hits in nearby JV's!

So i think TRY and DRM will do well.

BB

Thanks for the heads up I was unable to identify TRY if you could name them that will be great. companies like DRM are rare and almost a sure thing over a period of time. I had to smile 50% higher grades are not just a little bit wrong. ha

TROY Resources (ASX:TRY)

The management has skin in the game, have been in South America for a long time and have weathered bull markets/bear markets.

Check out their chart... they went from $0.50 to $5.00 in the bull market between 2008-2011, were a dividend payer etc. Then like most gold stocks, they rode the bear cycle down hard! bottoming in at around $0.19 in early 2016, again, like most gold stocks.

Their key-note operation in Guyana was purchased through a takeover of Mutiny Gold several years ago. Mutiny had done most of the drilling to get the JORC deposit. TRY did some infill drilling, but only enough to 'sure-up' the numbers for a feasibility study.

So come mining time, and when they started stripping the overburden, they found a surprise in that the originally incorrect in that both a E/W AND N/S mineral system was present. This sounds terrible from a 'well-run-company' image, but it has been a sweet surprise! The 5-6 year mine life i believe, and come Q4, might just move out to 10 years. Perfect to weather this bull market when it actually gains traction.

TRY will look to make 120,000 * AUD$1,000 = $120,000,000 at current prices... before tax etc. and with a market cap around $170M... its a pretty good business to hold for a few years IMO.

I hope this helps.

BB
 
Wy So Lo said:
GOR and BDR look almost identical and are showing some serious strength. LSR may be of interset if you were able to give a brief summary of the company. SLR we have on our radar. Thanks for your input.

The auger sample program performed earlier this year was positive. Drilling has since commenced and results are due at end of this month. Directors have also been exercising options so it looks promising IMO.
 
Bell invest You said hope this helps. Oh yea that is amazing I love that chart and i can see your point. Really is a no brainer. I like the traded volume in 2016 as well, looks like it has lifted off. might grab some.
 
roscoebuddy said:
AYC is definitely another one worth checking out in my opinion.
Ayc is offering a great entry point right now. Two questions. What are the basics of this company and what do you think it's blue sky potential is.

Thanks for your input.
 
so anyone got suggestions regarding a broker. Must be able to open account with $2000 , trade Canada USA and Australia stocks dont need any fancy platform.Must be able to be non US citizen.
 
This thread is definately a good idea and well intentioned, but it may very quickly become unreadable and if it does it will just die.

I have started doing some of my own analysis on gold miners in Australia and I think what is missing here is some kind of methodology for identifying and assessing investment prospects.

I'm a bit of a spreadsheet guy and so when I sit down to do something like this I start to ask myself, what are the important attributes that I need to consider (and measure or rate) when comparing between elements? I'd start with a bit of a brain dump like this :-

ASX Code
Company Name
Capitalisation
Debt (as a percentage of capital)
Board of Directors (are they newbies, experienced, can they be trusted?)
Country of Operation (and therefore currency)


Then I'd start categorising the company primary assets with their own attributes. Something like :-

Mine (Current in production) :-
Location
Grade
Cost per unit of extraction
Metals Present (eg, 70% gold, 30% copper)
Reserves / Mine Life


Reserves (Discovered but no mine yet) :-
Location
Grade
Metals Present


Prospects (Exploration licenses?) :-
Location
Nearby Discoveries
Likelihood of discovery


As the analysis evolves it would probably become a relational database that could then be used to generate models. What I'd be getting down to would be a tool that could answer questions about the impact of different commodity prices, currency moves, geopolitical risks etc and be able to start comparing apples to apples.

Things like share price "beta" could be calculated from the above data and when the market doesn't react appropriately to changes in determinant commodities or currencies then that would present a buying (or selling) opportunity.

It sounds pretty full on and it's a bit of work, but if you're fair dinkum about doing sector analysis right then this is the way to approach it IMHO.
 
Here's a few I've noticed being ramped in a newsletter and on another forum. Buy a few of these to help the rampers trade to a free carry at your expense:

SUM, EXU, CMM

Check out the positive monthly volume explosion in EXU particularly. Absolutely not interested myself. Sorry if any of these are already listed.
 
Wy So Lo said:
Here is a short list by no means exhaustive.
alto ventures
amador gold
american creek res
anaconda gold
ami res
aura silver
gme res
golden cross
abcourt mines
argentex mining
brixton metals
canasil
golden goliath
garibaldi res
golden tag
intrepid mines
scorpio gold
silver grail
southern silver
hampton hill
millrock
klondike gold
klondike silver
drake res
eastfield res
unity mining
exco res
dynasty metals
navada exploration
gold bullion development
bravada gold
barkerville
erdine resource development

Now i have not looked at the website of all these companies and there is a chance that some may even be outside of the sector we are looking for so if you happen to find one give me the heads up.
I have used Big Charts to look at all these companies, firstly on a 6 month or so time frame and secondly, on a 10 year time. This paints a fairly good impression as to 1. liquidity 2. response to 2011 PM price rise 3. recent and historic trading volumes 4. Blue sky potential 5. broader view and first impression. some just feel right.



What is your top 5 list?
 
Update and response, I am waiting on an enquiry to Boom brokerage Asia division and it looks promising. They do not have Toronto on their exchange list and thats a shame because many of the larger in ground explorers and miners are based there. They have no minimum initial deposit so to Stoic Phoenix might interest you.
Bugged out. I am hoping that we can keep things moving along and keep it interesting and maybe motivating for those that have that gut feeling that this is a potential life changer. As for spread sheets i am hopeless. My basic concept here is not to start an investing platform, however if i was putting my super fund in to it i would be approaching it from a risk off position that you are wisely presenting.
Finicky Sumatra has a good entry price however, BSP blue sky potential is not jumping out at me and looking at their site it appears they have fairly small deposits although my research is far from exhaustive. EXU goes straight on to the shortlist because of its BSP. Capricorn is a company that i would buy immediately for my super fund based on the amazing strength of the chart. cheers.
Just to frame our objectives here is a thread where the impossible goal is exceeded. I do not consider myself stupid, reckless or full of it, what I want is a balls to the wall experiment with MONEY YOU CAN AFFORD TO LOSE. I have been a conservative type most of my life, and now that this has dropped in to my head i intend to proceed.
During the tech stock boom IPO's were floated and traded many multiples within hours. We tend to forget just how stupid a populous can become in a mania phase. There were companies that had nothing of substance, more than a glossy prospectus, attracting millions of fools dollars. Want to be on the early side when or if that happens in the PM miners. Risk = $2000 , reward= $500,000 , odds =???? We are looking for absolutely unbebloodylievable gains.
 
Skyrocket Thanks for landing here. We may have to borrow your monica for our mascot.:) I have not yet thinned the list and every day i add another 10 lol. Quite a few are Canadian and depending on broker i will probably have to drop all of them. It has entered my head that i may use a second broker that is say Canada based or even a European co that covers Toronto. America is so insane since the un-patriot act was enforced that i would be terrified of any brokerage
based there. Remember Corzine.
 
Shortlist update
Batero Gold
Ausgold
Troy res
A1consolidated
Liberty gold
Skeena res
Gold reach res
I Am expecting that when i go back to trim the list there will be a fair amount i will flick easily however my approach is not rocket science, keep it simple. There are a few things that mean a lot just by glancing at a chart. I used to use a dozen indicators now its volume and a 200sma.
 
Wy So Lo said:
Skyrocket Thanks for landing here. We may have to borrow your monica for our mascot.:)


You may.

btw, there's enough room for two on my rocket provided you give me a few good penny miners tips ;)
 
Ha .. Any on Those lists are as wild a guess as i can make at this stage. I will trim them and put up my final say 15 then you guys can offer suggestions on what i have missed and what you would turf. I would encourage you to make comments if you feel you have input that may be of value to the general theme.
 
Wy So Lo said:
Shortlist update
Batero Gold
Ausgold
Troy res
A1consolidated
Liberty gold
Skeena res
Gold reach res
I Am expecting that when i go back to trim the list there will be a fair amount i will flick easily however my approach is not rocket science, keep it simple. There are a few things that mean a lot just by glancing at a chart. I used to use a dozen indicators now its volume and a 200sma.

Just parking so I can find it later.
 
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