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Tons of new eyes on $OWCP now. Recent price move should attract even more attention. Lots of good things happening. 2020 should be nice for those who hold
Looks like $OWCP is doing a temporary cooling after nice, hard run. May be a good time to jump in!
$UPIN is up 19% with double the usual volume. Wonder if something is in the works?
I'm seeing low to almost no volume on all my tickers today. Tis the season
Well, if Norat is going to do anything, now would be a good time. I'm doubtful, but have seen crazier things I guess. Holding onto my shares just in case
True, but some of the posts are worded more for Twitter with the link back to iHub.
If $ALPP isn't in your portfolio, you may want to check it out. Great post here
Good Morning $ALPP!!!! This rare $50M gem is looking set to EXPLODE in 2020!
Here’s the reality folks:
- $50M Existing Business
- Multiple Fortune 500 Customers (like Facebook):
$ALPP CEO Kent Wilson and VP of sales at QCA, Tim Garcia, at Facebook headquarters today for a vendor meeting. Happy to be collaborating with our partners! pic.twitter.com/JmGfxvGsbJ
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) November 11, 2019
$ALPP BRAKE ACTIVE devices fresh off the production line! Brake Active and QCA working synergistically together, represents the strength of Alpine 4 and it’s acquisition model. As we continue our aggressive growth strategy, these synergies will continue compound. pic.twitter.com/lkqUUQTXbe
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) December 13, 2019
QCA, like our neighbor Foxconn, facilitates the production of high tech projects for Silicon Valley. With $1.25M of new cutting edge equipment, QCA will grow beyond prototyping and expand into larger production work. We appreciate our highly skilled American Workforce🇺🇸💪🏻 $ALPP pic.twitter.com/fAMvtquD2e
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) December 24, 2019
American Precision Fabricators, a sub of $ALPP, is proud to build components utilized by American Made Caterpillar🚜. Watch this radiator bracket be carefully bent into shape. This is just one example of what our incredibly talented work force can accomplish! AMERICAN MADE 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/xHPaCVzcs3
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) December 17, 2019
$ALPP has acquired Deluxe Sheet Metal! It will be added to ALPP’s Construction Services portfolio. We anticipate Deluxe contributing $14mm annually and will have an immediate impact on Q4. pic.twitter.com/HAgTg0IccQ
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) November 8, 2019
$ALPP is proud of our partnership with @CobaltRobotics which pairs people + robots to keep spaces safe and secure. Check out their security robot: https://t.co/UQ6M2OsSOw Let’s support @CobaltRobotics!!!https://t.co/MdvufTwJhi -IR pic.twitter.com/eacFl7Cj0B
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) November 4, 2019
SPECTRUMebos hits a broad range of companies in both size and industry. We expect the US Market to be worth $3.4b and we could see 5% market penetration over the next 10 years. $ALPP pic.twitter.com/a6sBeqbIB5
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) December 23, 2019
$ALPP is off to the LD Micro event. We appreciate all of the shareholder support! We have attached our meetings schedule for reference. pic.twitter.com/IUq6QDuNhU
— Alpine 4 Holdings, Inc. (@alpine4holdings) December 9, 2019
I'm expecting audited 2019 annual reports to be filed. That would be a good step towards CTO removal. There may be more going on behind the scenes that we are not aware of.
Silly to be dumping at these levels IMO. Looks like a few early sells on opening, but not much since. We are getting a lot of new eyes here. Great things coming
Recent trading for $KWBT seems to be regular buying & selling. I expect price to recover soon with an upward trend. Glad to have gotten in at these levels.
Good call. Lots more eyes on $KWBT now. Chat rooms lit up
I'm happy to have gotten in when I did on $KWBT. Once share price settle down, I expect things to move north
I'm with you on this. Patience is key. I'm thinking 2020 will be epic for $ACRL shareholders
Everyone can't get in on bottom, but can still do well here
$KWBT is definitely getting more eyes on it
Many talking about $ALPP in chat rooms. Expecting it to perform well Q1 2020.
Sadly few have the patience to wait 2 to 3 months. People looking to make millions off their $500 investment, lol
Lots of eyes on $OPTI. This one is expected to make some moves next week. Looking forward to it.
Interesting video. Hard work for sure. We are where we are because of the hard work of these early pioneers.
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to all!
Great DD post for $TTCM. Lot's of opportunity here. App is still in the very early stages. This one could be a game changer folks
I'm in the Chicagoland area and hearing many rumblings of major supply shortages come Jan 1st. Sounds like there's less than a weeks worth of product available. That should be interesting to see who can solve the supply side issues next month.
Storms aren't usually enjoyable events. Can't get much worse than No Bid. What's Norat going to rain down upon shareholders next?
All the various systems are a nightmare for parent company. One of the worst parts of mergers. Will be much easier once they get everything coordinated
Looking like 2020 will be a good year for $ALPP. The 2019 Annual filing should start incorporating all the recent work done and Q1 & Q2 2020 reports should start ramping up reported income. Just sitting back and waiting for everything to play out. Patience...
Monday should be very interesting for $OPTI. Looking for more green!
Awesome statements on $CRLBF in These Are the 5 Best Stocks to Buy for the Next Decade article. Closed at $5.60 Friday.
Cresco's sales grew 296% in 2018, from $10.9 million to $43.2 million. But we are yet to see the peak of legalization, which could send this company soaring.
Shares of Cresco currently trade for $6. But some Wall Street analysts give it a target of $18.13. That's a 202% rise in 12 months, but if Cresco continues pursuing acquisitions and maintaining its balance sheet the way it has, this is one to hold for years to come.
Nice to be in the same category as Apple.
https://moneymorning.com/2019/12/17/these-are-the-5-best-stocks-to-buy-for-the-next-decade/
Looks like last trade was 12/16. Tough week for $CFGX.
Hey, $DLYTD is up 145% today with 1,500 volume, lol.
That is true. Let's hope we see more of those!
It's crazy how Market Caps can be multi millions for tickers with no income & no product and $KWBT is sitting around $500k
$KWBT had a strong close right at the end of the day today, up 31%. Monday should be interesting
Great overview of $OPTI PR today and what we may be seeing shortly!
From the look at the chart and volume, nothing...
More great $KL news
Kirkland Lake Gold Targets Continued Strong Operating Results in 2020, Commencing Three New Projects to Drive Production Growth
12/18/19 | GlobeNewswire
Kirkland Lake Gold Targets Continued Strong Operating Results in 2020, Commencing Three New Projects to Drive Production Growth
TORONTO, Dec. 18, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Kirkland Lake Gold Ltd. ("Kirkland Lake Gold" or the "Company") (TSX:KL) (NYSE:KL) (ASX:KLA) today announced the Company's full-year guidance for 2020, which includes continued strong operating and financial results, with consolidated production targeted at 950,000 -- 1,000,000 ounces and operating cash costs per ounce sold and all-in sustaining costs per ounce sold expected to average $300 -- $330 and $570 -- $630, respectively. The Company will also continue to invest aggressively in growth, including commencing work on development ramps aimed at establishing two new mining operations, Robbin's Hill at Fosterville and previously identified high-grade zones near surface along the Amalgamated Break at Macassa. The Company will also continue advanced exploration work in the Northern Territory, a potential third new source of future production. The Company expects to produce 100,000 -- 120,000 ounces in the Northern Territory in 2020, which is not included in the Company's 2020 guidance pending the resumption of commercial operations. All dollar amounts are expressed in U.S. dollars unless otherwise noted.
The Company also announced today three-year production guidance for the Macassa and Fosterville mines. Production at Macassa is targeted to increase to over 320,000 ounces by 2022 reflecting initial production from the #4 Shaft and potential production from the planned Macassa surface ramp. Production at Macassa is expected to grow to well over 400,000 ounces beginning in 2023. Production at Fosterville is expected to maintain the strong growth achieved in 2019 over the next three years as mining continues to advance in the high-grade Swan Zone, with the potential for production to commence from Robbin's Hill in 2023.
Highlights of 2020 guidance include:
-- Production of 950,000 -- 1,000,000 ounces, unchanged from current full-year 2019 guidance (additional 100,000 -- 120,000 ounces of production expected in 2020 from Northern Territory, with proceeds to offset planned capital expenditures pending decision to resume commercial operations)
-- Operating cash costs per ounce sold1 of $300 -- $330 compared to nine-month 2019, to September 30, 2019, ("YTD 2019") average of $296
-- All-in sustaining costs ("AISC") per ounce sold1 of $570 -- $630 versus YTD 2019 average of $584
-- Exploration expenditures2 targeted at $120 -- $140 million, including capitalized exploration expenditures, unchanged from full-year 2019 guidance
-- Sustaining capital expenditures1 of $165 -- $175 million compared to full-year 2019 guidance of $170 -- $190 million
-- Growth capital expenditures1 of $70 -- $80 million, significantly lower than current full-year 2019 guidance of $175 -- $185, reflecting solid progress advancing major projects in 2019 (2020 guidance includes $50 --
$55 million at Macassa, including approximately $45 million related to #4 shaft project, and $20 -- $25 million at Fosterville).
1. See the "Non-IFRS Measures" section starting on page 30 of the
Company's MD&A for the three and nine months ended September 30,
2019 filed on the Company's profile on SEDAR at www.sedar.com.
2. Exploration expenditures include capital expenditures related to
infill drilling for Mineral Resource conversion, capital
expenditures for extension drilling outside of existing Mineral
Resources and expensed exploration.
Highlights of three-year production guidance include:
-- Macassa: Production to total 240,000 -- 250,000 ounces in 2020 and 2021, increasing to 320,000 -- 340,000 ounces in 2022 with initial production from the #4 Shaft and potential production for the planned Macassa surface ramp
-- Fosterville: Production targeted at 590,000 -- 610,000 ounces in 2020 and 550,000 -- 600,000 ounces for the following two years, with the potential for additional production beginning in 2023 from underground access at Robbin's Hill
Tony Makuch, President and Chief Executive Officer, commented: "Kirkland Lake Gold is poised to achieve strong operating and financial results in 2020, with both Fosterville and Macassa well positioned to repeat their solid performances in 2019 during the coming year. With target consolidated production of 950,000 -- 1,000,000 ounces and low unit operating costs, we are on track to continue to generate industry-leading earnings and significant free cash flow in 2020, which will contribute to further growth in our balance sheet strength. Going forward, our top priority will remain investing in Fosterville and Macassa given the substantial opportunities that exist at both operations for continued exploration success and additional growth. We will also look to increase the amount of capital we return to Kirkland Lake Gold shareholders through our dividend program and normal course issuer bid and continue to look for investment opportunities capable of generating attractive returns.
"Looking at growth, we will continue to invest in organic growth in 2020 with the aim of advancing three new potential mining operations, Robbin's Hill at Fosterville, previously identified high-grade zones near surface along the Amalgamated Break at Macassa, and our Northern Territory assets in Australia. The advanced exploration work in the Northern Territory is continuing into 2020 and has the potential to add to our production profile, with 100,000 to 120,000 ounces expected to be produced at the Union Reefs Mill during the coming year, which we are not including in our guidance until we reach a decision to resume commercial operations. This decision could come as early as February 2020 following release of our December 31, 2019 Mineral Reserve and Mineral Resource estimates. At Fosterville, we are commencing work on a twin 4.8 km underground ramp to connect Robbin's Hill to the existing mine infrastructure, while at Macassa we will begin driving a ramp to access and explore near-surface, high-grade zones along the Amalgamated Break. Robbin's Hill and the Amalgamated Break are key exploration targets for our company, and we believe are two of the most compelling exploration stories in our industry today. Gaining access to these areas underground will allow us to accelerate efforts to fully evaluate their potential and will provide valuable infrastructure to support moving them into production.
"Finally, while not included in our guidance, our agreement to acquire Detour Gold Corporation has the potential to significantly change our outlook for 2020 and beyond in a very positive way. For Kirkland Lake Gold, the transaction adds a third high-quality asset with substantial growth potential. For Detour Gold, the deal provides access to a highly profitable, multi-asset portfolio as well as the industry's strongest balance sheet and a dividend program that we expect will grow and return significantly higher levels of capital to shareholders going forward. The agreement is a good deal for the shareholders of both companies and we are looking forward to it closing at the end of January 2020, with our guidance to be revised following closing of the transaction."
Holt Complex
On October 9, 2019, the Company announced that the future plans for the Holt Complex operations were under review. This review is expected to extend into 2020. As a result, production and operating cash cost per ounce sold for the Holt Complex are included in the Company's consolidated guidance for 2020. However, the Company is not providing three-year production guidance at this time.
Northern Territory
The Company commenced processing Lantern Deposit mineralization at the Union Reefs Mill in October 2019 as part of an advanced exploration program. Approximately 10,000 ounces are expected to have been produced and sold by the end of 2019, with the proceeds from gold sales being accounted for as a reduction in capital expenditures. The advanced exploration program is expected to continue into 2020, with 100,000 --120,000 ounces of production planned at the Union Reefs Mill. The proceeds from gold sales will continue to reduce capital expenditures pending a decision to resume commercial operations. Until commercial operations resume, production, costs and expenditures for the Northern Territory are excluded from the Company's 2020 guidance and three-year production guidance. In 2020, the proceeds from gold sales are expected to largely offset capital and exploration expenditures in the Northern Territory.
2020 Guidance
($ millions unless otherwise stated) Macassa Holt Complex Complex(2) Fosterville Consolidated
Gold production (kozs)(1) 240 – 250 120 – 140 590 – 610 950 – 1,000
Operating cash costs/ounce sold ($/oz)(2) $470 - $490 $790 - $810 $130 - $150 $300 - $330
AISC/ounce sold ($/oz)(2) $570 - $630
Operating cash costs ($M)(2) $310 - $320
Royalty costs ($M) $58 - $62
Sustaining capital ($M)(2) $165 - $175
Growth capital ($M)(2) $70 - $80
Exploration ($M)(3) $120 - $140
Corporate G&A ($M)(4) $40 - $45
Production and unit-cost guidance for 2020 does not include results for the Northern Territory.
See “Non-IFRS Measures” set out starting on page 30 of the MD&A for the three and nine months ended September 30, 2019 for further details. The most comparable IFRS Measure for operating cash costs, operating cash costs per ounce sold and AISC per ounce sold is production costs, as presented in the Consolidated Statements of Operations and Comprehensive Income, and total additions and construction in progress for sustaining and project capital. Operating cash costs, operating cash cost per ounce sold and AISC per ounce sold reflect an average US$ to C$ exchange rate of 1.30 and a US$ to A$ exchange rate of 1.43.
Exploration expenditures include capital expenditures related to infill drilling for Mineral Resource conversion, capital expenditures for extension drilling outside of existing Mineral Resources and expensed exploration.
Includes general and administrative costs. Excludes non-cash share-based payment expense.
The Company’s full operating and financial results for full-year 2019 will be released in late February 2020. As such, comparisons in this press release involving financial measures included in the Company’s 2020 guidance are made to existing full-year 2019 guidance, as well as the Company’s nine-month 2019 results.
More great $KL news
Kirkland Lake Gold Targets Continued Strong Operating Results in 2020, Commencing Three New Projects to Drive Production Growth
12/18/19 | GlobeNewswire
Kirkland Lake Gold Targets Continued Strong Operating Results in 2020, Commencing Three New Projects to Drive Production Growth
TORONTO, Dec. 18, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Kirkland Lake Gold Ltd. ("Kirkland Lake Gold" or the "Company") (TSX:KL) (NYSE:KL) (ASX:KLA) today announced the Company's full-year guidance for 2020, which includes continued strong operating and financial results, with consolidated production targeted at 950,000 -- 1,000,000 ounces and operating cash costs per ounce sold and all-in sustaining costs per ounce sold expected to average $300 -- $330 and $570 -- $630, respectively. The Company will also continue to invest aggressively in growth, including commencing work on development ramps aimed at establishing two new mining operations, Robbin's Hill at Fosterville and previously identified high-grade zones near surface along the Amalgamated Break at Macassa. The Company will also continue advanced exploration work in the Northern Territory, a potential third new source of future production. The Company expects to produce 100,000 -- 120,000 ounces in the Northern Territory in 2020, which is not included in the Company's 2020 guidance pending the resumption of commercial operations. All dollar amounts are expressed in U.S. dollars unless otherwise noted.
The Company also announced today three-year production guidance for the Macassa and Fosterville mines. Production at Macassa is targeted to increase to over 320,000 ounces by 2022 reflecting initial production from the #4 Shaft and potential production from the planned Macassa surface ramp. Production at Macassa is expected to grow to well over 400,000 ounces beginning in 2023. Production at Fosterville is expected to maintain the strong growth achieved in 2019 over the next three years as mining continues to advance in the high-grade Swan Zone, with the potential for production to commence from Robbin's Hill in 2023.
Highlights of 2020 guidance include:
-- Production of 950,000 -- 1,000,000 ounces, unchanged from current full-year 2019 guidance (additional 100,000 -- 120,000 ounces of production expected in 2020 from Northern Territory, with proceeds to offset planned capital expenditures pending decision to resume commercial operations)
-- Operating cash costs per ounce sold1 of $300 -- $330 compared to nine-month 2019, to September 30, 2019, ("YTD 2019") average of $296
-- All-in sustaining costs ("AISC") per ounce sold1 of $570 -- $630 versus YTD 2019 average of $584
-- Exploration expenditures2 targeted at $120 -- $140 million, including capitalized exploration expenditures, unchanged from full-year 2019 guidance
-- Sustaining capital expenditures1 of $165 -- $175 million compared to full-year 2019 guidance of $170 -- $190 million
-- Growth capital expenditures1 of $70 -- $80 million, significantly lower than current full-year 2019 guidance of $175 -- $185, reflecting solid progress advancing major projects in 2019 (2020 guidance includes $50 --
$55 million at Macassa, including approximately $45 million related to #4 shaft project, and $20 -- $25 million at Fosterville).
1. See the "Non-IFRS Measures" section starting on page 30 of the
Company's MD&A for the three and nine months ended September 30,
2019 filed on the Company's profile on SEDAR at www.sedar.com.
2. Exploration expenditures include capital expenditures related to
infill drilling for Mineral Resource conversion, capital
expenditures for extension drilling outside of existing Mineral
Resources and expensed exploration.
Highlights of three-year production guidance include:
-- Macassa: Production to total 240,000 -- 250,000 ounces in 2020 and 2021, increasing to 320,000 -- 340,000 ounces in 2022 with initial production from the #4 Shaft and potential production for the planned Macassa surface ramp
-- Fosterville: Production targeted at 590,000 -- 610,000 ounces in 2020 and 550,000 -- 600,000 ounces for the following two years, with the potential for additional production beginning in 2023 from underground access at Robbin's Hill
Tony Makuch, President and Chief Executive Officer, commented: "Kirkland Lake Gold is poised to achieve strong operating and financial results in 2020, with both Fosterville and Macassa well positioned to repeat their solid performances in 2019 during the coming year. With target consolidated production of 950,000 -- 1,000,000 ounces and low unit operating costs, we are on track to continue to generate industry-leading earnings and significant free cash flow in 2020, which will contribute to further growth in our balance sheet strength. Going forward, our top priority will remain investing in Fosterville and Macassa given the substantial opportunities that exist at both operations for continued exploration success and additional growth. We will also look to increase the amount of capital we return to Kirkland Lake Gold shareholders through our dividend program and normal course issuer bid and continue to look for investment opportunities capable of generating attractive returns.
"Looking at growth, we will continue to invest in organic growth in 2020 with the aim of advancing three new potential mining operations, Robbin's Hill at Fosterville, previously identified high-grade zones near surface along the Amalgamated Break at Macassa, and our Northern Territory assets in Australia. The advanced exploration work in the Northern Territory is continuing into 2020 and has the potential to add to our production profile, with 100,000 to 120,000 ounces expected to be produced at the Union Reefs Mill during the coming year, which we are not including in our guidance until we reach a decision to resume commercial operations. This decision could come as early as February 2020 following release of our December 31, 2019 Mineral Reserve and Mineral Resource estimates. At Fosterville, we are commencing work on a twin 4.8 km underground ramp to connect Robbin's Hill to the existing mine infrastructure, while at Macassa we will begin driving a ramp to access and explore near-surface, high-grade zones along the Amalgamated Break. Robbin's Hill and the Amalgamated Break are key exploration targets for our company, and we believe are two of the most compelling exploration stories in our industry today. Gaining access to these areas underground will allow us to accelerate efforts to fully evaluate their potential and will provide valuable infrastructure to support moving them into production.
"Finally, while not included in our guidance, our agreement to acquire Detour Gold Corporation has the potential to significantly change our outlook for 2020 and beyond in a very positive way. For Kirkland Lake Gold, the transaction adds a third high-quality asset with substantial growth potential. For Detour Gold, the deal provides access to a highly profitable, multi-asset portfolio as well as the industry's strongest balance sheet and a dividend program that we expect will grow and return significantly higher levels of capital to shareholders going forward. The agreement is a good deal for the shareholders of both companies and we are looking forward to it closing at the end of January 2020, with our guidance to be revised following closing of the transaction."
Holt Complex
On October 9, 2019, the Company announced that the future plans for the Holt Complex operations were under review. This review is expected to extend into 2020. As a result, production and operating cash cost per ounce sold for the Holt Complex are included in the Company's consolidated guidance for 2020. However, the Company is not providing three-year production guidance at this time.
Northern Territory
The Company commenced processing Lantern Deposit mineralization at the Union Reefs Mill in October 2019 as part of an advanced exploration program. Approximately 10,000 ounces are expected to have been produced and sold by the end of 2019, with the proceeds from gold sales being accounted for as a reduction in capital expenditures. The advanced exploration program is expected to continue into 2020, with 100,000 --120,000 ounces of production planned at the Union Reefs Mill. The proceeds from gold sales will continue to reduce capital expenditures pending a decision to resume commercial operations. Until commercial operations resume, production, costs and expenditures for the Northern Territory are excluded from the Company's 2020 guidance and three-year production guidance. In 2020, the proceeds from gold sales are expected to largely offset capital and exploration expenditures in the Northern Territory.
2020 Guidance
($ millions unless otherwise stated) Macassa Holt Complex Complex(2) Fosterville Consolidated
Gold production (kozs)(1) 240 – 250 120 – 140 590 – 610 950 – 1,000
Operating cash costs/ounce sold ($/oz)(2) $470 - $490 $790 - $810 $130 - $150 $300 - $330
AISC/ounce sold ($/oz)(2) $570 - $630
Operating cash costs ($M)(2) $310 - $320
Royalty costs ($M) $58 - $62
Sustaining capital ($M)(2) $165 - $175
Growth capital ($M)(2) $70 - $80
Exploration ($M)(3) $120 - $140
Corporate G&A ($M)(4) $40 - $45
Production and unit-cost guidance for 2020 does not include results for the Northern Territory.
See “Non-IFRS Measures” set out starting on page 30 of the MD&A for the three and nine months ended September 30, 2019 for further details. The most comparable IFRS Measure for operating cash costs, operating cash costs per ounce sold and AISC per ounce sold is production costs, as presented in the Consolidated Statements of Operations and Comprehensive Income, and total additions and construction in progress for sustaining and project capital. Operating cash costs, operating cash cost per ounce sold and AISC per ounce sold reflect an average US$ to C$ exchange rate of 1.30 and a US$ to A$ exchange rate of 1.43.
Exploration expenditures include capital expenditures related to infill drilling for Mineral Resource conversion, capital expenditures for extension drilling outside of existing Mineral Resources and expensed exploration.
Includes general and administrative costs. Excludes non-cash share-based payment expense.
The Company’s full operating and financial results for full-year 2019 will be released in late February 2020. As such, comparisons in this press release involving financial measures included in the Company’s 2020 guidance are made to existing full-year 2019 guidance, as well as the Company’s nine-month 2019 results.
$UPIN up 30% today. Not bad
That's the hope.
It's worth holding onto a few million shares just in case.
You can short them, it's just not easy finding a broker and the equity requirements are steep so many can't