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Re: RetroSpect post# 9621

Saturday, 01/27/2024 7:15:19 AM

Saturday, January 27, 2024 7:15:19 AM

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SDRC's CEO has promised a Q4 dividend with a goal of .04 (but may be revised up or down to reflect actual revenues) This was discussed in detail in their recent Shareholders' meeting, and on his Twitter account. Filings and distributions come later.

Also, to address a few more points, the concern about production being only "a few ounces" seems misplaced. The reported grades, particularly the 117 oz/ton in the concentrate, suggest a potential for significantly more than just a few ounces of production. Even small-scale mining operations can yield substantial amounts of gold, especially with such high-grade.

While skepticism in investment matters is healthy, it's important to base critiques on the realities of the industry and the specific circumstances of the company, rather than on comparisons to entertainment (in gitreals case, The History Channel's "Gold Rush") or assumptions of minimal production. All that beig said, a great number of their circumstances as far as competitive advantage have attained the realm of fantastic. The sheer amount of bonanza-grade ore accumulated with next to 0 as far as cost of mining, should be mindbogling!

As for the mention of Sunnyland, I will comment that the incentivisation structure vitalized by Sunnylands involvement is only a plus for this stock at this point and going forward. This is because of how much of his reputation and all else he has built rides on the success of SDRC. If you hate Sunnyland and want to destroy him, you're going to have to destroy SDRC. I have news for you though. You can't. You may try, but that bird has flown. Real production output and first revenues on deck.