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He may be correct on the aggressive approach to production. It seems like it's way too quick to me too. I think the reason they may be able to do it is that the build team are quite experienced and wouldn't be trying to dent their reputation by getting this wrong. The CEO and Construction Manager built Sanbrado, so a pretty good track record. I think the reason they'll be pouring gold by the end of the year is that they are well advanced with procurement of the mill and there's not a lot of pre-stripping to get to the ore. Anywho, I'll probably be out of this before they pour any gold, unless some of their other targets change the landscape in the meantime. There's also a high probability of some M&A action with a few of the WA explorers/developers and I think TIE might be a target. The easy money was made buying in at the initial breakout at the upward trend of the nice big rounded bottom. I think the guy in the video might be a little bit miffed that he missed an opportunity.

<blockquote data-quote="Sean K" data-source="post: 1154549" data-attributes="member: 3610"><p>He may be correct on the aggressive approach to production. It seems like it&#039;s way too quick to me too. I think the reason they may be able to do it is that the build team are quite experienced and wouldn&#039;t be trying to dent their reputation by getting this wrong. The CEO and Construction Manager built Sanbrado, so a pretty good track record. I think the reason they&#039;ll be pouring gold by the end of the year is that they are well advanced with procurement of the mill and there&#039;s not a lot of pre-stripping to get to the ore. Anywho, I&#039;ll probably be out of this before they pour any gold, unless some of their other targets change the landscape in the meantime. There&#039;s also a high probability of some M&amp;A action with a few of the WA explorers/developers and I think TIE might be a target. The easy money was made buying in at the initial breakout at the upward trend of the nice big rounded bottom. I think the guy in the video might be a little bit miffed that he missed an opportunity. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Sean K, post: 1154549, member: 3610"] He may be correct on the aggressive approach to production. It seems like it's way too quick to me too. I think the reason they may be able to do it is that the build team are quite experienced and wouldn't be trying to dent their reputation by getting this wrong. The CEO and Construction Manager built Sanbrado, so a pretty good track record. I think the reason they'll be pouring gold by the end of the year is that they are well advanced with procurement of the mill and there's not a lot of pre-stripping to get to the ore. Anywho, I'll probably be out of this before they pour any gold, unless some of their other targets change the landscape in the meantime. There's also a high probability of some M&A action with a few of the WA explorers/developers and I think TIE might be a target. The easy money was made buying in at the initial breakout at the upward trend of the nice big rounded bottom. I think the guy in the video might be a little bit miffed that he missed an opportunity. :) [/QUOTE]

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