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As it going out there, it's Friday, September 18th.

Now Frank Curz, you're host of the Frankly Speaking Podcast, where I answer all of your questions

of the market, stocks, economy, sports, anything else you want to throw at me?

Create this podcast to answer more of your questions. You're sending me through my Wall Street

unplugged podcast which I host every Wednesday. Do you have any questions you

want answered? Just sending an email at cursio1, gmail.com. Be sure to put

frankly speaking in the headline you never know a

question may be the one I read on this podcast let's start with a question from

Howard just dear Frank I listened with interest to the CEO Jonathan A.

Of Goldstand Adventures on this week's podcast.

Unfortunately, I was disappointed that real basic questions for someone who does not fully

understand the junior minor

business were not asked here's what I'd like to know how does gold standard

ventures ultimately reach its potential maximum value there's a price of gold need to go up. There's a company

it need to be bought out by a big miner. Does it need to or intend to actually start mining

gold out of the ground? Or does it just continue drilling holes? Is Gold standard ventures value contingent on the cost of getting the gold out of the ground?

If it intends to do so, does it need a higher gold price to realize its value? Oh, will it make lots of money at today's gold

prices? In other words, what is the basic strategy of Gold Standard Ventures to maximize its value? And

at what kind of time frame will that value be realized.

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