LionGold: Held An Estimated 5.5 Million Ounces Of Gold In Mineral Resources & 800,000 Ounces Of Gold In Ore Reserves As Of 31 March 2014.
29 Sep 2014 18:07
With the updated Qualified Persons' Reports for the six gold mining assets, LionGold Corp Ltd held an estimated 5.5 million ounces of gold in Mineral Resources and 800,000 ounces of gold in Ore Reserves as of 31 March 2014...
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With the US government constantly in budget deficit and hence printing money to support it, more and more countries and governments are feeling insecure about the US dollar. Many are moving away from using the US dollar as the standard currency for trade. As a matter of fact, some like China, Russia, India, Korea, France are bilaterally agreeing on using their currencies for trade rather than using the US dollar. The fact that the US can continue to print money to support their deficit is because there is an international demand for the US dollar. Once the demand is taken away, the US currency would lose its value. And with that, most would turn to gold as their reserve. If you look at it, gold has been on the rise for the last 11 to 12 years now. It was only in 2013 that it underwent some technical correction. But most analyst believe that it will continue to ascend. If what has been said comes true, then the business that LionGold is certainly a "goldmine". LionGold, together with Asiasons and Blumont has been the subject of investigation by CAD for last year's penny stock fiasco. It is now almost a year since investigation started. That partially (and in a great way) adversely affected the prices of these 2 stocks. After this investigation is completed, it is likely that LionGold will continue operation, and if its new management conduct itself well and properly, the stock price should gain in value. This morning, the price is S$0.042. At its peak last year, it was at S$1.75. That is a ratio of 1 : 40. Let's say, if I buy 100,000 units, it's S$4200. And should it rise to S$1.75 again, my investment will become S$172,000. At the other extreme end, if the company becomes bankrupt, I stand to lose only S$4200. To me, this is worth a gamble.
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