Company’s Share Price Takes a Hit, and This Investor Wonders Why
Source: Peter Epstein for Streetwise Reports 08/24/2019 The market sold off on news from this junior miner operating in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle, and Peter Epstein of Epstein Research questions the logic. Aben Resources Ltd. (ABN:TSX.V; ABNAF:OTCQB) recently announced results from the first shipment of drill core from its 2019 drill program at the Forrest Kerr gold project in the Golden Triangle (GT) of British Columbia, Canada. Results from three of ten completed drill holes were reported. Nothing too exciting in the assays, the best intercept was 61.7 meters of 0.46 g/t gold (August corp. presentation). The market spoke, and it spoke loudly. The press release was not well received. But why such a negative response? Shares plummeted to $0.135, down 27%, before ending Wednesday at $0.155, and dropping a penny on Thursday to $0.145. Trading volume of 3 million shares was the heaviest of the year. I would have expected something like this if the company was out of cash, with no more results pending. But that’s simply not the case, Aben remains well funded. Eric Sprott is the largest shareholder. (Note: In the remainder of this piece I suggest that Aben’s share price [could, might, possibly, potentially] rebound from $0.145. However, I don’t know when or if this will happen, or how much of a rebound is likely.) First and foremost, we need to see one or more strong drill holes reported in September, October or November. This remains quite possible because the zones being drilled are still … Continue reading →
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