Wolfster, first I’d point out that we don’t know who exactly is buying. I sure wouldn’t say “everyone” realized anything. My claim stems from the significant shift in the outlook for not only gold, silver and their miners but for resources in general. I’m arguing that Brixton’s undervaluation didn’t matter nearly as much until now because few are looking for such leverage plays in down or even sideways markets. Yes, resource explorers can strike it big in any market which is probably why Brixton stayed in the $20-$30 million market cap range at its lows but now we have an emerging bull market that’s becoming quite clear to a growing number of investors, at least the smarter ones. So some investors ARE suddenly realizing the mismatch between Brixton’s (inflation-adjusted) price and its immense potential and they’re acting on it precisely because of the new outlook for such companies. Even now it is still trading at $20M less than Kootenay and the main reasons for that probably come down to Kootenay’s visibility and the simple math required to get investors excited about its silver in the ground. I might be missing something but I haven’t seen ads/banners for Brixton anywhere and even Impact hardly sports a high profile while Kootenay has been advertising on GoldSeek for probably 2 years or more and GoldSeek’s founder, Peter Spina, recently said that Kootenay is his “largest leveraged silver exploration stock investment.”
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