There is no need to raise your "voice" or keep posting the same thing over and over.
Comstock Mining does not claim to have reserves. Never has.
Now, for those that want to learn a bit more about the difference between resources (measured, indicated, inferred, historical) and reserves (proven and probable) you might want to take a look at:
An NI 43-101 Technical Report can be any of the following:
A first time report on a mineral property (exploration or operating). A summary of the exploration activities with inherent Quality Control/Quality Assurance (QA/QC) on a project. A summary of the mineral resource estimate for a property.[color=yellow] A report outlining ownership of a non-operating interest in a property (Royalty or otherwise). A report containing the results of a Preliminary Economic Assessment. A report or summary of the results of a Pre-Feasibility Study, depending on the complexity of the project. A summary of the results of a Feasibility Study on a mineral property. A summary of work conducted on an operating project possibly containing updated resource and reserve estimates. Any variation of the above.
You do realize that people buy a $0.20 stock for its POTENTIAL, right? Want to buy reserves and profit? Buy Newmont, oh wait, they lost money in 2016. Ok, how about Yamana - nope, they lost money, too. How about Barrick - yep, they turned it around and posted a profit in 2016. Of course, they had to borrow $2 BILLION to show net income of $8.6 MILLION and had negative retained earnings, but all we care about are reserves.
Before you go all crazy and start "yelling" again, I'm not telling a single person to buy this stock. Seriously, this is penny land. The land of day-traders and dreamers. People (I hope) are only gambling with what they can leave on the table.
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