Check out this tiny Silver Miner

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Doesn't have anything to do with you, nor your prediction, or your ability to pick winning stocks.

I wanted to make clear that this company isn't just a simple "goes up with silver" kind of firm. There are any number of important elements. Daily production at the new mine could come in at half, but silver could be a $48, effectively negating the lost production. Or the new mine might never materialize at all, and silver stays at the same price and the company stays flat.

I mean, it was just one week ago that this company decided it was going to sell 1 share plus 1/2 warrant for $.31 cash when it was selling on the exchange for almost $.50 for just 1 share of common stock. You have to admit, this is one crazy ass company. To be fair, "crazy ass" probably isn't out of line with most highly-leveraged penny plays.
 
It is very rare to find a producing precious metal mine under 100 m market cap. I literally own every single one I can come across. This company is already bringing in more in revenue than some 1 Billion market cap operations.
 
It is very rare to find a producing precious metal mine under 100 m market cap. I literally own every single one I can come across. This company is already bringing in more in revenue than some 1 Billion market cap operations.

Did you find it on Kitco? Because I've seen they've been running a banner on kitco.com for a while pushing their stock.

I'm always wary when a company advertises using ad-banners to sell equity. Will check it out though, in this silver market, pretty much every silver stock is going to kill it.
 
I'm always wary of companies that advertise.. even though Silver Wheaton advertises on Kitco too.

Who knows this company may never get that shafter mine into production, but hopefully I would have sold way before then at 100% profit! :D
 
If businesses were evaluated by revenues I'd sell $1 bills for $.99, making me the biggest success story in history...until I ran out of money.
 
Silver Wheaton isn't taking all aurcana's profits :

-- 72% increase in production to 125,050 tonnes in Q3, 2010 from 72,716

tonnes in Q3, 2009;

-- 43% increase in net revenues to $7,476,157 in Q3, 2010 from $5,228,565

in Q3, 2009;

-- 47% increase in ounces of silver sold to 238,722 in Q3, 2010 from

162,086 in Q3, 2009;

-- 72% increase in earnings from mining operations to $3,007,888 in Q3,

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Well, Aurcana had fallen behind on SLW silver delivery, which actually may have helped it.

As of Q3, SLW basically said give us $25M plus all the cash you owe us by December 31 and we'll forget about the agreement. That amount was 138,000 ounces on Sept30, $4M at today's market price. So, they needed $29M plus this quarter.

The short window of opportunity explains why it was diluting stock for $.31 per share (minus 7% fee, plus 1/2 warrant at $.41) when it was trading for $.48 on the open market. But the final agreement, according to the recent income statement, wasn't done by Sept 30. Those details may have, or may not have, significantly changed.
 
Taking out the SLW loss of $1M, gain of $1M in foreign exchange, the company should make $1.5M/quarter at Q3 average prices for all commodities.

If commodities stay at current prices, you're looking at $14M a year in profit. It will be interesting to see if they pay off SLW this quarter!
 
Eh, my online broker won't let me buy it anyway...says they don't support "Foreign Ordinaries" trading. Oh well....more physical please.
 
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