I expected very little rev in Jan, Feb Mar - I wa
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Posted On: 08/14/2020 7:29:35 PM
I expected very little rev in Jan, Feb Mar - I was guessing $50,000 and it was $76K. There was never much production mentioned so i was not surprised or disappointed. .
The Apr May Jun Quarterly i hope shows us $350,000 from 200 to 250 oz. And it would have been good to read something of current production in the Subsequent Events but i didn't see anything. Maybe the Quarterly next week will have more.
Glad to get the Annual and yes it did have revenue to put the lie to the very tiresome 49andretired on IHUB. That member makes up anything he wants as long as it's strongly negative toward Mexus and he puts it out as a hard fact. I have submitted numerous TOS complaints - none are acknowledged and his falsifications are not removed. He or she's not listed as an IHUB Mod but is as one with the group of antagonistic moderators.
Looks like there are two new toxic loans after being assured there would be no more. The operation isn't self- sustaining if CEO has to go the convertible loan route again and again but let's give it six months of production and see if it can at least pay its own way. Wish we had gotten some guidance on current ounces per day but we seldom get everything we'd like to have from Mexus reports.
Stayin' Alive, Stayin' Alive, Stayin' Alive.
The Apr May Jun Quarterly i hope shows us $350,000 from 200 to 250 oz. And it would have been good to read something of current production in the Subsequent Events but i didn't see anything. Maybe the Quarterly next week will have more.
Glad to get the Annual and yes it did have revenue to put the lie to the very tiresome 49andretired on IHUB. That member makes up anything he wants as long as it's strongly negative toward Mexus and he puts it out as a hard fact. I have submitted numerous TOS complaints - none are acknowledged and his falsifications are not removed. He or she's not listed as an IHUB Mod but is as one with the group of antagonistic moderators.
Looks like there are two new toxic loans after being assured there would be no more. The operation isn't self- sustaining if CEO has to go the convertible loan route again and again but let's give it six months of production and see if it can at least pay its own way. Wish we had gotten some guidance on current ounces per day but we seldom get everything we'd like to have from Mexus reports.
Stayin' Alive, Stayin' Alive, Stayin' Alive.
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