Just got done listening to Greg Mannorino , I guess he is not going on Greg Hunter’s site any longer,……wonder what happened…….

What do you mean? I thought they were BFFs as the kiddos say these days.

Ebo……….I guess it will be discovered later, but, for now it seems they have a spat going on…..

Collin Kettell responded to an email I sent about Blue Sky Uranium. He had participated in a GARWF OFFERING EARLIER IN the YEAR. Grosso’s Adventurism into Uraguay & Chile caught him in a debt overburden coming due. GROSSO SHOULD step down for either malfeasance/ incompetence. I think garwf left at a minimum $100 million on the table

Terrible management. I won’t touch a Grosso Group company at this point, and is all the reason I need to pick one of the dozens of other Uranium companies besides Blue Sky. I don’t trust those creeps.

Is that the same Grasso….that ran the NY Stock exchange in 1990s…….and got a huge bonus……

O….maybe not…….. maybe a name change…..Grosso Grasso… 🙂

That’s even more gross. 😮

GBR Great Bear has been on an epic run an is the best Gold exploration into development story we’ve seen in the recent cycle.

SIL.V – Silvercrest has also been on an epic run and is hands down the best Silver exploration into development sotry we’ve seen in the recent cycle.

AGB Atlantic Gold was the best development into production story this cycle, and it was already scooped up by Aussie producer St Barbara earlier this year.

There are very few real success stories out of the thousands of mining stocks available, and the solid companies are the ones that get rewarded.

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Vancouver gold junior sells for $610m, spins out new explorer
Nelson Bennett – Business in Vancouver | July 9, 2019

They sold off its phosphate business in China, changed the name to Atlantic Gold and acquired and consolidated four gold properties in Nova Scotia. In less than five years, Atlantic Gold had built its first mine.

“We got it financed when there was no finance around, and that’s where Ryan Beedie’s partnership was integral to it,” Dean said.

With a 27.5% share in the company, Beedie is a major shareholder in Atlantic. While he had dabbled in junior mining companies before, Atlantic Gold was his first real foray into the mining business as a major shareholder.

He not only liked the idea of a low-cost mine being built in Canada, in a region that needs the jobs, but also has personally known Dean for 20 years and therefore knew his track record for getting mines built.

“I liked the Nova Scotia angle,” Beedie said. “I said, ‘That’s great – you’re investing in Canada.’ I love the whole model – low cost, the way he de-risked it.”

https://www.mining.com/vancouver-gold-junior-sells-for-610m-spins-out-new-explorer/7/

From the article above ^^

“It wasn’t recognized, until recently, that those veins are surrounded by a halo of lower-grade mineralization, which is very economic, and that’s what’s being recognized in today’s gold rush, if you like, back to Nova Scotia.”

Dean took what Rule calls a typically “Australian” approach to the Atlantic Gold project.

“Rather than try and find a 2 million ounce deposit, he found a district that had numerous 300,000 or 400,000 ounce deposits, where, he believed, if you built a central processing facility, over time you could consolidate the district,” Rule said. “And he did it. He did precisely that.

“He found a district that had fractured ownership, where nobody had the capital or the assets, frankly, to build the processing facility, acquired two of the assets, built the processing facility on time, on budget, and then began the process of consolidating the district.”

“Other companies, including Vancouver’s Osprey Gold Development (TSX-V:OS), are now looking to develop gold deposits in Nova Scotia.”

Interesting to note they mentioend Osprey Gold there at the end….. I recently took a punt on them as they’ve raised money and engaging in their 2019 exploration program.

With a tiny market cap of 2.4 Million and only 47 Million shares out, (OS) could really move on any exploration success, especially being near the Atlantic Gold win.

GBR is already well over a 50 bagger if measured from the 2016 low.

Rob McEwen is pretty heavily invested in GBR with a 14% stake, so maybe he’ll encourage MUX to take a swing at GBR. That would not hurt my feelings as MUX shareholder. 🙂

I’m invested in Pure Gold again, and they are sandwiched right between Great Bear and Goldcorp in the prime realestate. I also have stock in Golden Valley that owns 1/2 of Abitibi Royalties with properties peppered around the same group of deposits and mines in Red Lake.

This whole areaplay and the remaining development stage properties like GBR, PGM, RZZ/GZZ will get nabbed eventually. I wonder if Yamana with their tiny exposure may consider expanding and taking over one of those companies?

https://investingnews.com/wp-content/uploads/GBR_Red_Lake_Property_Map_03Sep17.jpg

Greg M……..said yesterday, that He still liked Gregg , but, would not be appearing on his site any longer…….and he did not indicate why.
Something happened, but, no clue was given in his interview.

Nigel………..seems the problem is………Gregg M. does not like Trump’s actions.
I posted you on another section…….
Go to today Thursday podcast, at the 8:16 min mark……..you might find the answer to your question…….