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31/08/20
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Originally posted by wcq:
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So you think we´re having a bad exploration company looking at AZS? Success is relative. For me as an investor I see success in an exploration company by it´s shareprice. The trend of the AZS shareprice over the years is horrible. We had many projects, nice presentations, some really good drilling results BUT never any reward for shareholders. AZS management had the opportunity to focus on Alacran but they had to waiste shareholder money on projects like Oposura first promising successfull production there and then predicting the ore sale and cashflow that never came.In my world if you predict to do something DO IT. If you cant you better have a really good reason and explain. Tony dont. So you said Mark Creasy is very supportive? I dont call it support when you sell a project to somebody else. I call that a good deal for him. Especially after he tried there himself and didnt accomplish enough to proceed. So he got rid of that burden and got a little cash. Regarding Mexico: As I wrote here before the Corona lockdown for mining is over. Most other miners there already restarted weeks ago but AZS cant. Even if they couldnt work there physically they got all the info to do a DFS back in Australia in the office. Tony always said the silver there is easily mineable, so now is the time. Maybe you should tell Tony that silver´s hot these days. He´s the pusher, now´s the time! Regarding the Germans. They´re in not for shareprice appreciation. You´ll see they´ll get favourable contracts when it comes to financing a mine or hedging production. This will screw the average investor again and give them a nice ROI. But thats future insight from my crystal ball...
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