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>>25244063

>Can you spoonfeed me on Bayhorse?

Bayhorse Silver has 100% ownership of the historic Bayhorse Silver mine. It is located in a safe jurisdiction (the USA); has at least 7 million ounces of silver; and there are several highly respected PhD geos working on the project. Management owns 11% of shares; has all the permits and infrastructure to produce silver at 2x cash flow; and just got an off-take purchase order for its silver concentrate. The stock has been endorsed by Eric Sprott's friend Chris Vermeulen twice, and Bob Moriarty (one of the most respected mining analysts, who earlier this year bought DV and ELO at less than 1/3rd their current price) said a few days ago that he "loves it" and "owns a boatload." It is owned by many respected ceo.ca investors like @oldbanker, @Leon, and @Newton (a geologist). @HDLR, who bought the Klondike bottom, recently sold his Klondike to buy BHS. The CEO of BHS has spoken about paying a dividend in physical silver to shareholders. He is a silver bull, and is friends with David Morgan. He always takes the time to speak to investors on the phone.

Stock has gone down recently because of whining babies on Stockhouse, who keep talking it down and attacking the management. Sentiment is so absurdly low that people are accusing the silver ore in the videos of being fake. Moriarty said a couple of days ago that “The exact time to buy a mining stock is when everybody hates it, and everybody’s been out with their long knives trying to stab it.” Stock price is the same as it was in Jan. even though silver was $19 then, and $27 today. Mcap is only $13 million, which is absolutely absurd for a producer. Compare with e. g. Klondike Silver, which recently went 4x to a $50 million mcap even though it has a ghost management team which does no news-releases or drilling.

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