Charles Oliver, HBSc CFASan Gold CorporationSGR.H.VCOMMENTOct 30, 2012

They have announced that they are shutting down most of their operations. He does not like precious metals. Prefers others in this space. Prefers KDX-X.

This is a streamer, and he likes the streaming companies because they don’t have the production exposure. He also likes the smaller producers which are now gaining traction.

He used to own it. They have not been able to make any money despite hitting some really nice zones. He doesn’t think they will ever make any money.

A capital hungry mine. They are not generating substantial free cash flow.

Small producer in Manitoba, one of the best jurisdictions in the world. But this mine is having a tough time generating free cash flow at these gold prices. Balance sheet allows them to continue to develop the mine.

(Market Call Minute) Long troubled company with Rice Lake MIne as its primary asset with uneconomic costs.

This is a penny stock and he is not a fan of these. Stock shows a long decline from mid-2010 to the current time. It might be forming a bottom but he would think this is an event driven stock and you really have to believe in the fundamentals. Technicals don’t really work well on this kind of stock.

Been involved for many, many years. Have not met expectations over the last couple of years. Had to take on some debt and stock got cheap. He increased his position. Thinks gold will go up and so will this stock. Higher gold prices will start to skate them onside. They have to execute and to manage dilution.

At $1400-$1500 gold, they still have to develop their underground mine, which has been challenging. At current gold levels, investors are probably dumping the stock because prospects could get more difficult. You need gold prices to make a dramatic turn and she doesn’t expect this for the next 2 years anyway.

(Market Call Minute.) A producing mine in Manitoba. Has been a disappointment. If the gold sector does heat up, it could move.

This company has a very difficult time at this gold price. The deposit always seems to give good exploration results but the exploration results never seem to translate into lower cost per ounce produced.

Source of frustration. Believed they would execute on their strategy and mine the grades they expected, but they have not. Missed production and grade targets and he has been reducing position. District has lots of potential.

Have 2 mines in Manitoba that are producing gold. New management has been brought in. Once the Junior gold market picks up, companies like this should bounce back aggressively.

Has been a problematic company to say the least. History of missed production and cost guidance. Recently replaced Management and CEO, who he has not yet met and partially reserves judgment. They have significant capital requirements over the next little while. For the time being he sees a lot better opportunities out there.

He and his company are constructive towards gold but this one is a capital hungry mine. If this was his, he wouldn’t own it.