written by reader Mining Speculator by Gregg McCoach

by gimpie317 | May 21, 2013 10:09 am

Travis: Have you viewed the video by Gregg McCoach of Mining Speculator about the Peruvian ”Billion Dollar Mountain of Silver Trading for Less than $1”. The name of this junior mining stock
is summarized in one of two ”free” reports one gets
when you subscribe to Mining Speculator for a year at $49.00.
Any idea of the company name and stock symbol? Does the Thinkalator think this is pure poppycock? The Irregulators await
your educated opinion with baited breathe!

Source URL: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/2013/05/microblog-mining-speculator-by-gregg-mccoach/


3 responses to “written by reader Mining Speculator by Gregg McCoach”

  1. doring2000 says:

    Hi James,
    maybe have a look at Tinka Resources.
    At finance.yahoo.com you find these articles about Tinka:
    — Tinka Identifies 1.7 Km Anomalous Geophysical Strike Length At Ayawilca Project, Peru CNW Group Tue, Apr 23
    — Tinka Drills 16 Metres of 4.62% Zinc (Including 8 Metres of 6.62% Zinc) at Ayawilca Project, Peru CNW Group Tue, Apr 2
    — Tinka Drills 18.7 Metres of 165 g/t Ag (Including 8 Metres of 298 g/t Ag) and 12 Metres of 3.34% Zn at Colquipucro Project, Peru CNW Group Tue, Mar 26
    — Tinka Drills 12 Metres of 5.84% Zinc (Including 4 Metres of 11.56% Zinc) Ayawilca Project, Peru CNW Group Tue, Mar 12
    — Tinka Resources Named to TSX Venture Top 50 CNW Group Wed, Feb 13
    Good investing,
    Richard

  2. takeprofits says:

    Richard is correct, Greg McCoach has been trumpeting this one for a long time and to be fair, as junior miners go, they have been making some good progress according to the steady stream of press releases I receive as a reasonably happy stock investor. The “BIG” payoff rarely comes as soon as promoters like McCoach intimate, but given the sector implosion over the past 2 years it has held up relatively well and could indeed have a big payday if drill results remain positive and they manage their finances well. There is a projected “zinc deficit” as some older mines close over the next year or two so lead and zinc as bi-products may well make them a low cost silver producer when all the facts are in.

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