Great interview thanks. I'm a long time SILV investor. We need Mr. Ritchie to keep it up with public/ shareholder outreach. Even during hard times for the PM's we need to hear regularly about what the company is doing. Over the last several years they have done a lousy job with IR and they might need a new crew for that. Otherwise great management, great company.
Excellent interview. I was disappointed that he focused on today and not on tomorrow. What is their strategy going forward? They don't have a pipeline, and that is their weakness. This has hurt First Majestic. They need to avoid getting stuck without a pipeline. He seems conservative and wants to avoid acquiring a high-cost mine. This was the same mindset that First Majestic had. They seem to be making the same mistake. Why not acquire Avino and add 8M oz of potential production. Take a risk on high costs.
FINALLY! As a very small ASX (Aussie sharemarket listed mining share) investor, I have a reason to invest on other exchanges (but being aware of currency fluctuations and jurisdictional risks). I always wondered why Sliver and Gold miners do not “take the bill by the horns” and fight back against Wall Street, etc price manipulation. I believe that metal investors also recognise this IS THE TIME to make them hurt. Of course this will continue for a long time and the most recent example of Silver slam is but another “event” they try to profit from in the game. Funny how a couple of large US financial institution CEO’s are using this period of time to retire. They see the writing on the wall.
I thought they were supposed to have very low AISC (before construction completed, of course!). Now its 25 bucks an ounce. What happened? Or just "forward looking statements" for the last 3 years?!
@@pauldichtel6410 I was surprised because silver dipped to $18 just 2 years ago. That's quite a distance below the cost of production where there would be no incentive to produce.
I'm a long term investor in Silver Crest and I love this strategy. I'm just fine waiting...
Great interview thanks. I'm a long time SILV investor. We need Mr. Ritchie to keep it up with public/ shareholder outreach. Even during hard times for the PM's we need to hear regularly about what the company is doing. Over the last several years they have done a lousy job with IR and they might need a new crew for that. Otherwise great management, great company.
Excellent interview and guest Charlotte
Thanks !
Excellent interview. I was disappointed that he focused on today and not on tomorrow. What is their strategy going forward? They don't have a pipeline, and that is their weakness. This has hurt First Majestic. They need to avoid getting stuck without a pipeline. He seems conservative and wants to avoid acquiring a high-cost mine. This was the same mindset that First Majestic had. They seem to be making the same mistake. Why not acquire Avino and add 8M oz of potential production. Take a risk on high costs.
FINALLY!
As a very small ASX (Aussie sharemarket listed mining share) investor, I have a reason to invest on other exchanges (but being aware of currency fluctuations and jurisdictional risks).
I always wondered why Sliver and Gold miners do not “take the bill by the horns” and fight back against Wall Street, etc price manipulation.
I believe that metal investors also recognise this IS THE TIME to make them hurt.
Of course this will continue for a long time and the most recent example of Silver slam is but another “event” they try to profit from in the game.
Funny how a couple of large US financial institution CEO’s are using this period of time to retire.
They see the writing on the wall.
Really, really smart guy.
Keith Numyer has been hoping to have this conversation with other producers for years!
Well done , Charlotte, my 3rd time watching Chris here
I'm buying physical silver and silver miners like MMC.ASX gold and silver junior stock, has a $150m processing plant!! 😊😊
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I bought silvercrest way before 8 years.
I thought they were supposed to have very low AISC (before construction completed, of course!). Now its 25 bucks an ounce. What happened? Or just "forward looking statements" for the last 3 years?!
I sold my shares on Friday the 13th.
His silver production cost was $25/oz?
After they added up the cost of exploration and building a mine.
I have been holding quite a while. I have not made a fortune, but I am not losing either.
@@pauldichtel6410 I was surprised because silver dipped to $18 just 2 years ago. That's quite a distance below the cost of production where there would be no incentive to produce.
This company has a single asset. They need to grow production to survive.
It is called stock pile
Yee Haw
.08 cent stock at one time.
all miners stock pile until price goes up.
Nope nope nope. In my opinion investing in miners is like paying for my robbery..