Now Is the Optimal Time To Buy This Gold Stock, Analyst Says
Contributed Opinion

This looks like the optimal point for investors to buy Goldshore Resources Inc. (TSXV: GSHR;OTCQB: GSHRF ;FWB: 8X00), which is believed to be at the very start of a major bull market following a long and grueling bear market that has erased most of its value.

With respect to the fundamentals, Goldshore stated in early November that it had engaged with a strategic natural resources private capital group (the "Strategic Advisor") participating, in aggregate, in the Private Placement for $3,000,000 or 30,000,000 Units, with a long-term financial commitment to unlocking the value of its Moss Gold Project and delivering increased return to all stakeholders and it worth perusing the following "Trading Comparables" table which makes Goldshore look exceedingly attractive when placed alongside its peers.

Similarly, the following table shows the very low value currently being placed by the market on Goldshore's mineral resources.

These tables certainly make Goldshore look very attractive indeed.

Turning now to the charts, we will start by looking at the 5-year chart, which shows all of the action in the stock following its return to market after what looks like a lengthy period of major restructuring of the company.

This post-breakout dip has afforded would-be buyers the perfect opportunity to swoop in and pick up the stock at a very low price before the expected new bull market gets going in earnest.

After it started trading again at a relatively high price early in 2019, it plunged over the next 12 months on light volume to hit a low early in 2020, by which time it had lost most of its value.

Because it had dropped too far too fast, there was a secondary rally in 2020 before it was again halted or suspended during the first half of 2021.

When it resumed trading towards mid-2021, the bear market resumed in earnest, and it dragged on and on until late last year, by which time the stock was getting close to being worthless.

Then, at last, it stabilized.

We will now look at the latter part of the bear market and recent action in more detail on a 2-year chart. Early last year, it had looked like it might be making a Double Bottom with its 2022 lows, but the Accumulation line was weak, and so the rally out of the second low of the potential Double Bottom proved to be a false dawn, and it broke to new lows.

Things started to get more interesting late last year when, after hitting bottom at the miserable price of about 9 cents, it had a sharp recovery rally on strong volume that brought it up to resistance, where it reversed to the downside again and proceeded to drop back to the vicinity of its lows of late last year, with the positive volume action and resilient Accumulation line strongly suggesting that it was in the process of completing a Double Bottom with its earlier lows — and the breakout a couple of days ago on the release of positive fundamental news confirms that this is indeed the case. So, will will now proceed to look at recent action in much more detail on a 6-month chart.

On the 6-month chart, there are various bullish points to observe. The first is that the downtrend from early December through late January to form the second low of the Double Bottom took the form of a bullish Falling Wedge, implying that it would end in an upside breakout, and it has. This outcome was also strongly suggested by the resilient Accumulation line, which did not drop at all during this downtrend and actually rose.

So, it broke out and rose sharply intraday a couple of days ago on the release of the positive news by the company about the upscaled MRE for the Moss Gold Project, but then it gave back most of the gains.

Was this action negative?

No, not at all. All it means is that the rally brought out overhanging supply from stale holders of the stock who have had enough and want out for what they can get, failing to understand the significance of the news and more than that, it makes no sense to sell the stock at such low prices, especially as things are now taking a much more positive turn.

The point to grasp here is that this post-breakout dip has afforded would-be buyers the perfect opportunity to swoop in and pick up the stock at a very low price before the expected new bull market gets going in earnest.

The conclusion must be that GoldShore Resources is a Strong Buy here for all timeframes and is equally attractive for investors or speculators at this juncture. Its stock trades in light but acceptable volumes on the US OTC market, where liquidity can be expected to improve significantly as the bull market takes hold. There are a rather weighty 247 million shares in issue, but of these, 55% are owned by the board, management, insiders, and institutional investors.

GoldShore Resources closed at CA$0.10, $0.076 on February 7, 2024.

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