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Apr 11, 2011 12:16PM
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San Gold Corp
www.SanGold.ca
TSX: SGR || OTCQX: SGRCF
Right: SanGold Rice Lake Mine.
Over the past year, the Share price of mid tier gold producer, SanGold, has gone from $5 to $2.52
That selloff was, in my humble opinion, way over done, and San Gold is primed to out perform in 2011 and beyond. In the past week alone, the company announced its production of gold is up significantly in Q1 and it has a new, rich discovery at the 007 property. Production has increased at their Rice Lake mine beyond the capacity of their mill, with an abundance of ore waiting to be processed.
This is not a small prospector, but a mid tier, producing gold miner, with two producing mines and processing capacity which has to be increased this year just to keep up with its own production of gold. To this point, management has been tilted toward an overwhelming technical and production expertise, while not taking advantage of marketing to best advantage. I believe this will change as new management takes the reins which has already begun.
Sangold highlights:
Consistent growth and market appreciation since 2005.
San Gold is forcasting gold production, which was 43,498 ounces last year, to rise nearly 100% to 80,000 ounces at cash costs of $650 per ounce by year end (2011) These, my friends, are great numbers.
Production is way up in Q1, expected to double in 2011, share price is near 52 week lows, gold prices are climbing, new veins have been recently discovered at 007 and insiders are buying on the open market. So am I!
During the first week of April, I bought into San Gold at 2.52, 2.63 and 2.68. I think the share price will double (at least) over the next 12 months and maybe even hit $7-8 per share. Today gold was trading $30 below the $1500 mark, and rising.
If you do not have gold, or solid gold mining stocks in your portfolio, you should consider it as insurance against inflation as fiat currencies like the usd continue to dive. In fact, if gold even reaches its average price ratio in comparison to these currencies in todays dollars, it should be at $3,000 not $1500.
This ride is far from over!
All the best with your Retirefund.
HP