Buyer Group International Inc (ID)【BYRG】株式ニュース

This was to be Dave's comeback after the NVC Fund scam.

In south eastern Wyoming, just over the ridge to the North from BYRG's present claims, in the Snowy Range, NVC fund, the notorious scammers from Nigeria did an illegal mineral appraisal and raised money. Billions of dollars (or was it over a Trillion?) worth of platinum group minerals were supposed in the middle of one of the most picturesque and protected locations in the country. Of course the whole thing was a cheap grift but Dave didn't understand the difference. BYRG issued shares for the cause and became a stakeholder. Of course it fell apart, but it didn't end there. It was perhaps then that he learned of the New Rambler and proceeded to work on securing a new story for BYRG.

The New Rambler, also in Medicine Bow/Routt State Park, was an aggressively marketed copper, and alleged platinum mine from late 1800's to WW1. As it continued through those years it became more evident that as the copper approached depletion, the platinum story was a stock selling scheme. The marketing was clearly over the top at times, in countless shameless newspaper articles published out of Encampment and Laramie, often advertising sale of the stock elsewhere in the paper. It was one hell of a story if you take the time to follow it from company to company. Some owners went public about being scammed by the last owner, and uncovered discrepancies with the smelting trust who never paid out for the minerals that were so thoroughly marketed by the last guy. There were sensational marketing campaigns after sensational marketing campaigns, and it continued for almost two decades and onto a final litigation that lasted yet another decade or so (about a distressed tax sale of the property during the war) revealing that all the buildings, the pump house / shaft, and with it all the production and exploration records conveniently burned in a fire THE VERY DAY a government inspector was on site to evaluate the mine as part of the war effort.

I swear they could have made a stream-able drama series about this thing with the kind of stuff they were writing over the years: Shafts falling on workers who died, families suing but in the next paragraph the accident opened up a new "glory hole" full of copper and platinum... oceans of platinum... Writers were saying this was the biggest platinum mine in the world but no verifiable record of platinum being mined was ever passed down! Academic and economic studies of this region and its claims have taken place over the years since with very mixed opinions and bewilderment by some. The geological backdrop is still subject to debate.

Dave got to work after NVC Fund didn't pan out, the Cyros/Sunnyland team were brought in, and the rest is history. Confident in their ability to market this thing to OTC, as they have done similar in the past, they accumulated a substantial stake in this company while it was orphaned (OTC reporting lapsed) after the NVC fund failure. They probably still are "never more confident" that they can control this thing, even with the corrupted share-structure.

The "field work" at Sham-bala (Dave's clever name for the project) exhibits the same formula and bullshit tactics that you saw on pretty much all of the Sunnyland mining stocks. BYRG has been just all over the place with their geo data. You saw similar on BRGC (now NALG) with that same hand on that same magical XRF gun. Rhodium seems to be dominant in relation to the other PGM's everywhere that thing shines it's beam in search for them. There, conflating another supposedly economic rhodium-dominant PGM deposit in Arizona with xrf screenshots and weird super trace tests only worked to convince a few so far thank goodness. Some of the New Rambler's legacy academic work investigated what should have been a geothermal PGM mineralization, but a assumed a Palladium dominance if anything. Nothing was ever indicated as economic. So signs of such high Rhodium was ever talked about until Cyros's XRF readouts did. BYRG's assays, all of which had ambiguous at best sampling methodologies, were done with mixed results and levels of reliability, and some were announced but were just never released (like those at Ledoux in NJ). Cyros's magical xrf gun showed up later in SDRC PR/Twitter posts as soon as their own weird PGM meteorite story began marketed. Another Rhodium dominant PGM profile? Whoa!

These guys are no stranger to OTC mining fluff, championing some that fell apart even before SDRC, and with the revelation of standards so pitifully low in years past I'm sure they found their niche, their calling if you will, to go ahead and give their shot at a slightly more convincing formula for mining property resurrection on OTC (supposedly taking liberty from SDRC's success). Sunny figures he can do better than the amateurs: Accumulate dead OTC stocks, prep them, and bring them to life with these old partially depleted mine workings that Cyros also sells on Ebay. Legacy data and marketing is brought back as economic proof, abandoned workings, machinery, and tailings piles are marketed to mean "they sure must of known something look at how much money they put into this!" The plan of Sunny is then to make a market around the stock, ensure an illusion of "progress" to his loyal cult-like hoarde, while they all work together to assume a grip on the narrative on social media.

It's just the same old stuff. People ought get wise to it and put their money where there's an actual fundamental return, with reports that are audited to SEC standard or similar, with quality exploration data, proven and feasible reserves, and aren't just trying to rewrite the rules this industry functions by instead conforming to their own formula that only sometimes works to ensnare a bid. Bulls can waste another precious metals bull market glued to this one if they want too I guess.

I highly recommend anyone go to the area of BYRG's proposed mine sight for some of the most beautiful hiking you will ever experience in this country. Its in an area just off the trails and which now in modern day is overlapped with a campground and even some residential/houses. Think to yourself while you're there, will they ever permit the use of dynamite here?