livingnote
Well-known member
Funny, I just got this tip from someone on the market - BGBR, Big Bear Mining, seem to have
a bull going on right now. They're in gold, and for the most part, that's already sailed, but
these guys are relatively new and -get this- recieved a million-dollar financing for 0.70 cents
when the stock price was at 0.76, which is not normal for inside-style deals. Predictably they
rocketed quite a deal, trend increasing because Wall Street is catching on.
But the really crazy thing is this: They let investors directly invest in the potential returns of
a mining property for 50% of the profit - i.e. - they let the millionaires take the gamble paying
85% of the acquisition, mining and exploration costs but get to keep 50% of the return. So
if the prospect screws up, the investors are screwed, but the company outperforms the risk
by retaining a 1:3 margin (15% own investment haw), and shareholdersHappy=true.
To really get the party going, they bought part of the Red Lake District, prime mining property,
from Rubicon, for a pittance, and the Rubicon shareholders are fuuuuu-riii-ous. It just might
be some stunt they're pulling because they want to try a new business model based on
über-leveraging, and now it's "performance time" so that your average millionaire wets
himself doing direct investment when he should be buying stock.
It almost lets you chuckle at their name, you know? Big Bear. They probably rake in all the
secure gold from Red Lake and let their private "investors" take whatever predictable bath
is out there...so even in worst case, they+their shareholders are a-ok. If they do find the
yellow stuff far outside of Red Lake, then of course the roof is on fire.
But they actually even win if they ride their millionaires straight into a meltdown.
But what's more likely to happen...some millionaires screwed, some get real returns.
And little bear wins on the pivot of it all due to the ratio.
How do they say? Homo homini Lupus?
marketReaction=holyShitThat'sIngeniousBuyBuyBuy
Not like I have the kinda money to do investment banking deals but to whom it may concern...
"possibly interesting" with all the necessary disclaimers
But really that's one of the reasons I never went into banking because the water is full of peeps
like that. Much cooler with all me artist friends, keep that stuff out of my house...
a bull going on right now. They're in gold, and for the most part, that's already sailed, but
these guys are relatively new and -get this- recieved a million-dollar financing for 0.70 cents
when the stock price was at 0.76, which is not normal for inside-style deals. Predictably they
rocketed quite a deal, trend increasing because Wall Street is catching on.
But the really crazy thing is this: They let investors directly invest in the potential returns of
a mining property for 50% of the profit - i.e. - they let the millionaires take the gamble paying
85% of the acquisition, mining and exploration costs but get to keep 50% of the return. So
if the prospect screws up, the investors are screwed, but the company outperforms the risk
by retaining a 1:3 margin (15% own investment haw), and shareholdersHappy=true.
To really get the party going, they bought part of the Red Lake District, prime mining property,
from Rubicon, for a pittance, and the Rubicon shareholders are fuuuuu-riii-ous. It just might
be some stunt they're pulling because they want to try a new business model based on
über-leveraging, and now it's "performance time" so that your average millionaire wets
himself doing direct investment when he should be buying stock.
It almost lets you chuckle at their name, you know? Big Bear. They probably rake in all the
secure gold from Red Lake and let their private "investors" take whatever predictable bath
is out there...so even in worst case, they+their shareholders are a-ok. If they do find the
yellow stuff far outside of Red Lake, then of course the roof is on fire.
But they actually even win if they ride their millionaires straight into a meltdown.
But what's more likely to happen...some millionaires screwed, some get real returns.
And little bear wins on the pivot of it all due to the ratio.
How do they say? Homo homini Lupus?
marketReaction=holyShitThat'sIngeniousBuyBuyBuy
Not like I have the kinda money to do investment banking deals but to whom it may concern...
"possibly interesting" with all the necessary disclaimers
But really that's one of the reasons I never went into banking because the water is full of peeps
like that. Much cooler with all me artist friends, keep that stuff out of my house...