Replies to post #4324 on First Mining Gold Corp (FFMGF)

[goforthebet]

they have a lot in Mexico

No. Project Name Property Location Commodity Property Size (Hectares)
1 Springpole Ontario, Canada Gold 32,240
2 Goldlund Ontario, Canada Gold 23,858
3 Hope Brook Newfoundland, Canada Gold 42,894
4 Cameron Ontario, Canada Gold 26,650
5 Pickle Crow Ontario, Canada Gold 13,184
6 Duparquet Quebec, Canada Gold 1,147
7 Duquense Quebec, Canada Gold 2,323
8 Pitt Quebec, Canada Gold 384
9 Joutel Quebec, Canada Gold 894
10 Morris Quebec, Canada Gold 2,225
11 Horseshoe Island Ontario, Canada Gold 2,448

12 Lac Virot Newfoundland, Canada Iron-Ore 13,109
13 Turquoise Canyon Nevada, USA Gold 1,562
14 Miranda Sonora, Mexico Gold 16,035
15 Apache Sonora, Mexico Gold 11,417
16 Soccorro Sonora, Mexico Gold 35,654
17 San Ricardo Sonora, Mexico Gold 37,400
18 Montana Negra Sonora, Mexico Gold 852
19 Los Tamales Sonora, Mexico Copper 3,851
20 Puertecitos Sonora, Mexico Copper 960
21 Batacosa Sonora, Mexico Copper 3,600
22 Las Margaritas Durango, Mexico Gold 500
23 Geranio Oaxaca, Mexico Gold 540
24 Lachatao Oaxaca, Mexico Gold 5,126
25 El Roble Oaxaca, Mexico Gold 9,666

[Tommy Two Times]

How did everyone like that GDP number below 2% today? I see the Dollar stronger today. Not good for exports for the Q1 GDP. The economy is doing awesome. Raise rates three times this year to slow it down. If only our soybean exports were stronger.

In regards to the 20% tax (tariff) on Mexican imports, Mexico isn't paying that tax. For example, if Tequila is imported from Mexico with an added 20% tariff (tax), those who sell the Tequila in the U.S. will add that additional cost to their sales price. It will be you and I paying for the 20% tariff. Just add 20% to all products imported from Mexico and the U.S. consumer will be stuck with the added cost. If people decide to delay a purchase because they can't afford it or decide not to buy the store owner in the U.S. will be hurt. If sales suffer then people get layed off. Mexico can do the same to our products. I have mentioned it before. Just read what the Smoot Hawley Tariff act did in 1929.

If you want Mexico to pay for the wall just add a 10% fee to all money sent by money gram or Western Union or other means to Mexico. I believe I read it was $25 billion sent every year.

I read where cash on the sidelines is at an all time low. I thought the market was in a bubble at 18,300. I have read a lot of companies beating earnings with lower revenues. I think we are all sitting pretty with our mining stocks right now. I thought we would be at $24-$25 silver by now. I'm going to guess we will be at $50 silver and $1,600 gold by the end of the year. That should drive FFMGF to $2