Bet of the week: Arizona Gold & Silver / Speculative Buy by Johannes Heinritzi

Apr 29, 2025

Price weakness should end

Arizona Gold & Silver

9.2 GRAMS OF GOLD in one ton of rock may sound like little. But it means that to obtain the gold in a single 100-euro coin (15.5 grams), about 1.7 tons of rock must be moved, crushed, and processed. For geologists and mine operators, as well as investors, 9.2 grams of gold is, in the truest sense of the word, a lot. After all, the average is only around 0.4 grams of gold per ton of rock.

The explorer Arizona Gold & Silver (ISIN: CA04051N1096 / WKN: A3EWFS) recently discovered 9.2 grams of gold (per ton of rock) in the Philadelphia project in Arizona. And this is just the result of one drill on the site. Mike Stark, CEO of Arizona Gold & Silver, told FOCUS MONEY: “100 percent of the drill cores, which came from patented properties, have shown gold mineralization.”

In the coming weeks, further drilling results from the company are expected. If these also yield good results with gold content, the stock should increase significantly. Currently, the average content of only 1.3 grams per ton of overall rock is assumed. Arizona was actually considered the gold graveyard of the industry. But Arizona Gold & Silver is now making a splash. After all, names like Newmont and Barrick once praised the gold site: good location, good geology, good geochemistry—and above all, size. Therefore, Arizona Gold & Silver is very small and thus highly speculative. Stops are essential.

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https://arizonagoldsilver.com/