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Posted On: 06/02/2025 10:49:01 PM
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CORNERING THE MARKET
In the early 80's, the Hunt brothers cornered the silver market by accumulating about one-third of the outstanding silver supply. They invested billions of dollars starting at $2/ounce and the price went to $50/ounce, then started going down and collapsed when the Hunt brothers couldn't meet their margin calls.
Assuming about 15 billion shares of BIEL are in strong hands, that leaves about 10 billion available to accumulate ($2,000,000 @ .0002/share). It would take "pocket change" to corner the BIEL market compared to the silver market and no margin borrowing would be involved, so no collapse if supported with increasing revenues.
The PPS would move up while the 10 billion shares were being accumulated, the question is how much. The Reddit crowd would be all over it. With increasing revenues, say a $400k profitable quarter (or hint of), a dime (PPS = .10) wouldn't surprise me.
Just sayin'...something for the BIEL VENTURE CAPITAL HEDGE FUND stakeholders to consider.
In the early 80's, the Hunt brothers cornered the silver market by accumulating about one-third of the outstanding silver supply. They invested billions of dollars starting at $2/ounce and the price went to $50/ounce, then started going down and collapsed when the Hunt brothers couldn't meet their margin calls.
Assuming about 15 billion shares of BIEL are in strong hands, that leaves about 10 billion available to accumulate ($2,000,000 @ .0002/share). It would take "pocket change" to corner the BIEL market compared to the silver market and no margin borrowing would be involved, so no collapse if supported with increasing revenues.
The PPS would move up while the 10 billion shares were being accumulated, the question is how much. The Reddit crowd would be all over it. With increasing revenues, say a $400k profitable quarter (or hint of), a dime (PPS = .10) wouldn't surprise me.
Just sayin'...something for the BIEL VENTURE CAPITAL HEDGE FUND stakeholders to consider.
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