I’ve enjoyed many a pint of Guinness in the Story bridge hotel often after I have inspected the rivets on my bridge.
Biggle’s has my 2017 stock tip noted in red crayon in his big diary; however, if you missed my dig at his ribs I have been buying up shares in an explorer with some interesting Gold property in Brazil. It’s of course extremely speculative and not without certain risk; however, the thing is I don’t ever recall making any serious money in my past without taking significant risk!
I started buying BBX around March 2016 in the 2.4 to 2.5 cent range they are currently around the 4 cent level, so they have done little so far; however, they do have an active drilling program underway. I’m also keeping some fiscal powder handy as I think they may need to raise some cash in the near future as most of these exploration minnows do! BBX is using a drilling contractor called Drake and they had a tilt at taking over the company for 4.5 and then 4.6 cents back in September they fell a little short but obtained around 49% of the shares.
So my steel trap like mind leads me to think that this drilling contractor knows more about what’s under the ground on this Brazilian property than most.
I should also like to make it clear that I never considered buying and shares in Gold explorers or producers until I felt I had a sufficient amount of physical Gold socked away outside of the regular system. It’s knowing that I have enough physical Gold on hand to last me through my retirement (even at $800 per oz) that allows me to spice up life with a little risk.
Please accept these thoughts for what they are just information shared in good faith and certainly not financial or investment advice I leave that to Biggle’s so please do your own full and due diligence before making any investment.
Mind you it’s also a comfort to know I am entering the 2017 casino using the money I took from them with RSG last year!
I’m pleased to hear you got the connection with Marty the goat and the NZ Haka, I don’t think I could bend my knees that low although I guess a goat can be taller than a sheep!
