Prospero Silver Corp.

The gold/silver ratio is at a level unseen since 1993. Analysts say in the near term, silver may give healthy returns, and that the ratio may fall to 80: https://bit.ly/2Ipw2mn

Some analysts have said that with gold on the move, it could be time for silver to shine.

Antimicrobial textiles, embedded with a special silver-based compound, can help reduce the presence of certain kinds of bacteria, such as MRSA and E.coli.

Drill testing alteration along faults, looking for Real Del Monte-style epithermal silver veining at the Pachuca SE project.

The white metal is responsible for around 6.1% of the total cost of building each commercial panel.

The Silver Institute shares their insights on the global silver market. Check out their latest findings: https://bit.ly/2GQIL0I

Here's a clay pit at Prosperos Pachuca project. In this part of Hidalgo State, the locals mine clay from these pits to make ceramic bricks, but clay is also a mineral that we find near to silver and gold veins.

Check out this piece that supports our view on favourable long-term fundamentals for precious metals.

This is an old exploration adit on the Pachuca project. When youre exploring new projects, old mining adits are a good place to start the hunt for mineral veins, but we also apply modern science to our search for silver and gold.

The primary motivation for investors allocating assets to natural resources is not to seek high absolute or risk-adjusted returns, but rather to find uncorrelated assets and diversification for their portfolios.

Drill rig on site at the Pachuca SE project in Hidalgo, Mexico.

Why is silver cheaper in relation to gold? Find out here: https://bit.ly/2GSXaK1

Prosperos President, Tawn Albinson (right), and senior geologist, Lino Larraga (left), examine drill core from the Pachuca SE drill project.

Silver should rise during the latter part of 2019 and outperform gold, with the gold/silver ratio falling to the low 70s, says the consultancy Metals Focus.

Check out these seven things about silver trading in the modern world. Some of them may surprise you: https://bit.ly/2VSmNz5

A field of prickly pears near the Pachuca project. Take care when picking!

Not only does the healthcare sector make use of silver's antibacterial properties, the white metal is also applied in innovative fields such as nano technology and more.

Here's a field of magay a type of agave that grows near our Pachuca project. These are grown for their sap, which is made into a local alcoholic drink called Pulque.

This year could finally see the yellow metal break resistance, followed by silver, says one precious metal analyst.

The steep grey structure in the middle of this photo with the small tree at the top is a fault that cuts through clay pit at the Pachuca project. It is one of the structures we are targeting in our drill program.

Beautiful samples of gold in quartz, courtesy of RNC Minerals in Australia. The largest piece contains over $2 million in gold. #PDAC2019

There's the industrial side that keeps marching on, which is very established and that doesn't change much. But, the rest of the market is emotional. And thats uncontrollable, said David Morgan.

A deepening shortage is promising to help boost prices as haven demand for the precious white metal rebounds in 2019.

Gold prices have pushed above $1,300 an ounce, but its silver that investors should keep their eye on, according to one market analyst.

The Silver Institute expects the silver price to strengthen this year to post an average price of $16.75, a 7% increase over the 2018 average price based on the LBMA Silver Price. More silver market insights are provided in this report: https://bit.ly/2TAhbcd

Prospero will be exhibiting at #PDAC2019 in the Investor Exchange, booth #2943. Get a chance to speak with the management team, including CEO Bill Murray, VP Exploration Tawn Albinson, and Executive VP Business Development Ralph Rushton, on current exploration projects in Mexico.

To earn the interest, Fortuna must spend US$8 million and complete a preliminary economic assessment, with a minimum spend of $1 million in the first year.

Gold surged in year-end 2018, which sparked some life back into silver a bullish sign, as silver has soared in the past once rising prices reach critical mass in attracting new investment capital. Silver looks to be nearing that point again, according to this analysis.

When people think Super Bowl, they rarely think precious metals. But, the most watched US sports event of the year might actually have more silver than you think.

Missed an interview from us? Here's a list of videos to stay in the loop on our Mexican projects.

Ralph Rushton, Executive VP of Business Development, told Proactive Investors about the scope of our drilling on the Pachuca Project and how our partner Fortuna Silver is bringing much more than money to the table.

A recent forecast from ABN AMRO analysts suggests that despite a rough 2018, silver is set to reach $18 by the end of this year, and $20 in 2020: http://bit.ly/2BorGqX

Chief Market Strategist at Bubba Trading, Todd Horwitz encourages insiders to keep an eye out for silver, suggesting it will close the ratio it holds with gold within the next couple of years. Watch the full interview: http://bit.ly/2QGmRE6

PRESS RELEASE We are pleased to announce that the option agreement announced on December 10, 2018 between Prospero and Fortuna Silver Mines has been signed by both parties: https://on.mktw.net/2RRP5w4

Analyzing Prospero insider trading figures from 2018, analysts from Simply Wall St suggest that our management incentives are well aligned with other shareholders and that the numbers are quite heartening: http://bit.ly/2QCk26S

PRESS RELEASE We have mobilized a drill rig which arrived at Pachuca SE in mid-January. A 6 hole, 4,200m program, started on January 14th to test a number of potential vein targets: http://bit.ly/2CyYTkk

Given its trading price, buying silver could prove to have substantial upside potential, which is why investors have started considering it once again as a promising asset in 2019: http://bit.ly/2QG6abJ