Market Cap 216.77M
Revenue (ttm) 65.73M
Net Income (ttm) -56.50M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin -85.96%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.00
Volume 5,415,408
Avg Vol 6,417,598
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 161.77M
Stochastic %K 60%
Beta 0.82
Analysts Sell
Price Target $1.62

Company Profile

Gold Resource Corporation engages in the exploration, development, and production of gold and silver projects. It also explores copper, lead, and zinc deposits. It holds 100% interest in the Don David gold mine, including two production stage and four exploration stage properties located in Oaxaca, Mexico that cover approximately 55,119 hectares. The company also holds 100% interest in the Back Forty project covering approximately 1,304 hectares located in Menominee County, Michigan. The company...

Industry: Other Precious Metals & Mining
Sector: Basic Materials
Phone: 303 320 7708
Address:
7900 East Union Avenue, Suite 320, Denver, United States
soundeater
soundeater Feb. 4 at 9:17 PM
$GORO trump and xi speak on phone Iran or critical minerals
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meszaros
meszaros Feb. 4 at 9:03 PM
$GORO The structure of Project Vault also matters. Manufacturers participating in the program receive guaranteed access to critical minerals at fixed prices. This creates a price level embedded within a government-backed stockpile. This is not a futures contract. This is not a paper-based promise. This is the United States government buying physical metal, storing it, and guaranteeing that American companies can access it at a fixed price. If the market price spikes, they are protected. If China reduces supply, they are protected.
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meszaros
meszaros Feb. 4 at 9:00 PM
$GORO Why does Google need a critical minerals stockpile? Google does not manufacture cars. Google does not build rockets. Google builds data centers. And every AI server inside those data centers uses three times more silver than a traditional server. Google is not investing in Project Vault because it cares about mining. It is investing because it fears there will not be enough silver to build the AI infrastructure it requires.
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soundeater
soundeater Feb. 4 at 8:59 PM
$GORO when big ecomic power fight for silver, plus stress on availibility, we havé 5 years prosperity Last Time we See single digit silver miner
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meszaros
meszaros Feb. 4 at 8:58 PM
$GORO On February 2, two days before Vance’s announcement, the White House launched Project Vault. Project Vault is a £12 billion critical minerals stockpile. £10 billion comes from the Export-Import Bank, the largest single loan in the bank’s history, with a 15-year term, and £1.67–£7 billion in private capital that was oversubscribed, meaning more companies wanted to participate than there was space available. Participants include General Motors, Boeing, Stellantis, Corning, GE Vernova, and Google. Commodity trading firms Heartree Partners, Trafigura, and Mercuria are managing the physical logistics.
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meszaros
meszaros Feb. 4 at 8:54 PM
$GORO So China restricts refined silver exports to the world. America responds by building a trade bloc that locks up raw mining supply and imposes tariffs on anything China tries to sell. This is not a trade war. It is a siege. Both sides are trying to control the silver supply chain, and neither side is backing down.
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meszaros
meszaros Feb. 4 at 8:52 PM
$GORO Consider where silver comes from. Mexico is the world’s largest silver-mining nation. Peru is second. Chile, Australia, Poland, and the United States complete the list of major producers. These are the countries that want higher silver prices because they mine it. Mexico, Peru, and Australia are American allies and trade partners. If they join the bloc, which Burgum says 30 countries have already shown interest in, it would mean that most of the world’s mined silver supply would fall within a system with a guaranteed minimum price. And everyone outside the bloc — primarily China — would face tariffs.
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soundeater
soundeater Feb. 4 at 8:50 PM
$GORO break 1,64$ and Go straight to 1,78$
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soundeater
soundeater Feb. 4 at 8:47 PM
$GORO when activity become national security safety, no brain to buy
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meszaros
meszaros Feb. 4 at 8:46 PM
$GORO Currently, the silver futures market functions because both sides believe they can win. Long positions believe the price will rise. Short positions believe they can push it lower, or at least roll their positions and avoid delivery. This balance is what keeps the paper market alive. But what happens to that balance when the United States government announces that it will not allow the price to fall below a certain level?
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soundeater
soundeater Feb. 4 at 9:17 PM
$GORO trump and xi speak on phone Iran or critical minerals
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meszaros
meszaros Feb. 4 at 9:03 PM
$GORO The structure of Project Vault also matters. Manufacturers participating in the program receive guaranteed access to critical minerals at fixed prices. This creates a price level embedded within a government-backed stockpile. This is not a futures contract. This is not a paper-based promise. This is the United States government buying physical metal, storing it, and guaranteeing that American companies can access it at a fixed price. If the market price spikes, they are protected. If China reduces supply, they are protected.
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meszaros
meszaros Feb. 4 at 9:00 PM
$GORO Why does Google need a critical minerals stockpile? Google does not manufacture cars. Google does not build rockets. Google builds data centers. And every AI server inside those data centers uses three times more silver than a traditional server. Google is not investing in Project Vault because it cares about mining. It is investing because it fears there will not be enough silver to build the AI infrastructure it requires.
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soundeater
soundeater Feb. 4 at 8:59 PM
$GORO when big ecomic power fight for silver, plus stress on availibility, we havé 5 years prosperity Last Time we See single digit silver miner
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meszaros
meszaros Feb. 4 at 8:58 PM
$GORO On February 2, two days before Vance’s announcement, the White House launched Project Vault. Project Vault is a £12 billion critical minerals stockpile. £10 billion comes from the Export-Import Bank, the largest single loan in the bank’s history, with a 15-year term, and £1.67–£7 billion in private capital that was oversubscribed, meaning more companies wanted to participate than there was space available. Participants include General Motors, Boeing, Stellantis, Corning, GE Vernova, and Google. Commodity trading firms Heartree Partners, Trafigura, and Mercuria are managing the physical logistics.
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meszaros
meszaros Feb. 4 at 8:54 PM
$GORO So China restricts refined silver exports to the world. America responds by building a trade bloc that locks up raw mining supply and imposes tariffs on anything China tries to sell. This is not a trade war. It is a siege. Both sides are trying to control the silver supply chain, and neither side is backing down.
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meszaros
meszaros Feb. 4 at 8:52 PM
$GORO Consider where silver comes from. Mexico is the world’s largest silver-mining nation. Peru is second. Chile, Australia, Poland, and the United States complete the list of major producers. These are the countries that want higher silver prices because they mine it. Mexico, Peru, and Australia are American allies and trade partners. If they join the bloc, which Burgum says 30 countries have already shown interest in, it would mean that most of the world’s mined silver supply would fall within a system with a guaranteed minimum price. And everyone outside the bloc — primarily China — would face tariffs.
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soundeater
soundeater Feb. 4 at 8:50 PM
$GORO break 1,64$ and Go straight to 1,78$
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soundeater
soundeater Feb. 4 at 8:47 PM
$GORO when activity become national security safety, no brain to buy
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meszaros
meszaros Feb. 4 at 8:46 PM
$GORO Currently, the silver futures market functions because both sides believe they can win. Long positions believe the price will rise. Short positions believe they can push it lower, or at least roll their positions and avoid delivery. This balance is what keeps the paper market alive. But what happens to that balance when the United States government announces that it will not allow the price to fall below a certain level?
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meszaros
meszaros Feb. 4 at 8:44 PM
$GORO That is why Vance made this announcement today. But behind that figure stands a much more dangerous number. And almost… no one is paying attention to it. 356 to 1. That is the current ratio of paper silver claims to the physical silver backing them.
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meszaros
meszaros Feb. 4 at 8:41 PM
$GORO Five consecutive years in which the world consumed more silver than it produced. An 820 million ounce deficit. That is equivalent to every silver mine on Earth operating at full capacity for 10 months. Ten months of global production that has been consumed and never replaced. And 71% of all silver is mined as a byproduct of copper and zinc, which means higher silver prices do not necessarily produce more silver.
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soundeater
soundeater Feb. 4 at 8:40 PM
$GORO now institution are backed, they can start put money on a table, big buy
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soundeater
soundeater Feb. 4 at 8:38 PM
$GORO long term profotability for $GORO
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meszaros
meszaros Feb. 4 at 8:36 PM
$GORO “If the global price of silver falls below the reference price, a tariff would automatically be triggered to bring the import price back up to the floor. No congressional funding would be required. No individual negotiations would be needed. The tariff is the mechanism, and the President already has the authority to impose it under Section 232, which Trump signed on January 14, declaring imports of critical minerals a national security threat.
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meszaros
meszaros Feb. 4 at 8:34 PM
$GORO Interior Secretary Doug Burgum confirmed that 30 countries have already expressed interest in joining. This is not a press release from a lower-level staff member. This is the second-highest official in the United States government telling 50 countries that America is building an economic alliance specifically to control the pricing of the metals that power the modern world.
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soundeater
soundeater Feb. 4 at 8:31 PM
$GORO we enter new era
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meszaros
meszaros Feb. 4 at 8:31 PM
$GORO The Vice President has just outlined a strategy on the global stage in which the government would use tariffs as a weapon to prevent anyone from selling critical minerals below a certain price. This is a price threshold. And he didn’t stop there. He said the United States is proposing a trade bloc among allies and partners — one that guarantees American access to allied industrial capacity while also expanding production across the entire zone.
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meszaros
meszaros Feb. 4 at 8:28 PM
$GORO Vance said this word for word, because the exact wording matters. He stated, and this is a direct quote from today’s ministerial speech: ‘These reference prices will function as a floor, maintained through adjustable tariffs to preserve pricing integrity.’ He also said: ‘We want to eliminate the problem of people flooding our markets with cheap critical minerals to undercut our domestic producers, because we know that once domestic producers are undercut, they leave the market. And the people who undercut them then raise prices to completely unfair levels.’
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meszaros
meszaros Feb. 4 at 8:02 PM
$GORO https://www.reuters.com/world/china/us-hosts-countries-talks-weaken-chinas-grip-critical-minerals-2026-02-04/?utm_source=chatgpt.com This is not a direct silver price floor story, but it’s another step toward strategic-commodity policy and de-globalized pricing, which tends to support silver’s floor and amplify upside during tight physical conditions.
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meszaros
meszaros Feb. 4 at 7:40 PM
$GORO COMEX silver is showing unusually strong physical delivery demand. Just four days into February, issued and stopped contracts are already approaching 3,000 contracts, roughly 15 million ounces. That level is already exceeding the entire February open interest that existed during January, suggesting traders are not just rolling futures but actively standing for physical metal. This points to tightening near-term supply and reinforces the idea that current futures demand is being driven by participants seeking immediate delivery rather than paper exposure.
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meszaros
meszaros Feb. 4 at 7:35 PM
$GORO It seems that the China retail premiums have gone vertical. Chinese Recyclers are adding $18 to $26 USD equivalent premium on top of the Chinese spot price (around $105.59 USD/Troy Ounce equivalent) to buy-back physical from Chinese consumers.
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