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I have seen this ticker posted FAR too much.

I am genuinely thrilled one of you 'Ouitards' actually managed to time what appears to be a super-cycle in mining. But the lack of caution is beginning to wear on me, I worry about y'all.
If you're unfamiliar with Bolivian mining, which I imagine most of you don't even know that BOCA's properties are actually located there, the mining sector is nationalized and controlled by the Bolivian government.

This alone should be enough to scare you away. Corporación Minera de Bolivia, COMIBOL for short, has been through the ringer. Since it's inception in 1952 and subsequent peak output in 1985 (YES, 40 YEARS AGO), it's never really recovered to it's former glory even after recent reactivation in 2009.

On top of all that geopolitical nonsense; the very, very preliminary assays are pointing to particularly low grades of gold. Economic viability STARTS at anywhere between 0.5 grams/tonne to 1.5 g/t. The numbers here don't exactly point to a generational find, Fire creek mine in Nevada is a better example of that.

I've linked the 'concessions' page for you to peruse and discuss. That 15 year contract IS a Joint venture as this is COMIBOL's only choice, they lack the expertise and technology in the country.
Plain and simple, BOCA is being lifted by the eye-watering price of gold at the moment.

As an aside, they don't even have a current corporate presentation circa 2025, yikes.
[](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporaci%C3%B3n_Minera_de_Bolivia)

I have seen this ticker posted FAR too much.

I am genuinely thrilled one of you 'Ouitards' actually managed to time what appears to be a super-cycle in mining. But the lack of caution is beginning to wear on me, I worry about y'all.
If you're unfamiliar with Bolivian mining, which I imagine most of you don't even know that BOCA's properties are actually located there, the mining sector is nationalized and controlled by the Bolivian government.

This alone should be enough to scare you away. Corporación Minera de Bolivia, COMIBOL for short, has been through the ringer. Since it's inception in 1952 and subsequent peak output in 1985 (YES, 40 YEARS AGO), it's never really recovered to it's former glory even after recent reactivation in 2009.

On top of all that geopolitical nonsense; the very, very preliminary assays are pointing to particularly low grades of gold. Economic viability STARTS at anywhere between 0.5 grams/tonne to 1.5 g/t. The numbers here don't exactly point to a generational find, Fire creek mine in Nevada is a better example of that.

I've linked the 'concessions' page for you to peruse and discuss. That 15 year contract IS a Joint venture as this is COMIBOL's only choice, they lack the expertise and technology in the country.
Plain and simple, BOCA is being lifted by the eye-watering price of gold at the moment.

As an aside, they don't even have a current corporate presentation circa 2025, yikes.
[](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporaci%C3%B3n_Minera_de_Bolivia)