Category: Silver
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![Undervalued and underappreciated – our sub $100M market cap junior exploration company shortlist]()
Undervalued and underappreciated – our sub $100M market cap junior exploration company shortlist
A translation of this article is available in Chinese at our content partner NAI500 here. The junior exploration arena promises to be a mosh pit of activity in 2020. The merger and acquisition activity we witnessed over the past year demonstrates a growing appetite by gold Producers’—predators if you will—to devour smaller, resource-rich quarry. Why…
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![VRIC 2020 Form Guide: How to do the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference]()
VRIC 2020 Form Guide: How to do the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference
I’ve been to about a decade of Vancouver Resource Investment Conferences, the big Cambridge House BC mining convention that runs every year around this time and, for much of that decade, the mood has been fairly dour. There’s always hope that something is going to light up the industry the way LithiumX (LIX.V) did in…
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![Gold tags $1500 as 2019 draws to a close]()
Gold tags $1500 as 2019 draws to a close
A translation of this article is available in Chinese at our content partner NAI500 here. Gold is ending the year with a better than 17% gain, a move that has more than a few traders, fundamental and technical alike, glued to their screens, waiting for the (inevitable) assault on the $1560.00 – $15070 level. The…
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![Nexus Gold (NXS.V) tables plans to drill Red Lake project]()
Nexus Gold (NXS.V) tables plans to drill Red Lake project
Nexus put out news loyal shareholders really wanted to see—a plan to mobilize a drill rig to the heart of the Red Lake Mining District. The company’s 1,348.5-hectare Mckenzie Project is well-positioned in the famous mining camp, flanked by the likes of Newmont-Goldcorp (NGT.T), Yamana (YRI.T), Pure Gold (PGM.V) and Premier Gold (PG.T). Previous exploration…
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![The Cusp, the little Birds, the Falcon (FG.V)]()
The Cusp, the little Birds, the Falcon (FG.V)
Since our last dose of bullish commentary a few sessions back, the precious metal is still consolidating its dramatic gains registered earlier in the summer, but is in the process of testing higher ground, trading near the top of its range. In a recent Guru offering, we detailed many of the underlying fundamentals supporting the…
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Falcon Gold (FG.V) is a tiny little bet on a big fat gold region
Close-ology is a mining term used to describe companies that are close to another company that is running red hot, and may justifiably make the case that they can be hot too. For some, like serial ring-staker Ryan Kalt, close-ology is a business model. The moment someone announces they’ve found something interesting in Dildo, Newfoundland…
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![Gold – the time is nigh]()
Gold – the time is nigh
Gold appears to be setting up for a push higher, perhaps a sustainable push as we enter 2020. From a lowly $1275 in late May, the metal screamed higher topping out at roughly $1570.00 in early September (blue arrow). That was an impressive run. $1570.00 marked a six-year high. We registered our caution in these…
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![Barrian (BARI.V) eyes high-grade Nevada acquisition, consolidates its shares, contemplates PP]()
Barrian (BARI.V) eyes high-grade Nevada acquisition, consolidates its shares, contemplates PP
On Dec. 02, Barrian Mining (BARI.V) announced an interesting acquisition. The company signed a definitive purchase option agreement with Liberty Gold (LGD.T) for a 79.1% interest in the high-grade Kinsley Mountain Gold project located in northwest Nevada. Nevada Sunrise (NEV.V) owns the remaining 20.9%. The price of admission for BARI isn’t chump change: US$7,500,000 plus…
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![The Golden Triangle – an update on a handful of advanced-stage exploration plays]()
The Golden Triangle – an update on a handful of advanced-stage exploration plays
Junior exploration companies—ExplorerCos, if you will—are high-risk propositions. It can take up to 1,000 grassroots projects to generate 100 targets worthy of a probe with the drill bit. Of those, perhaps five or ten will evolve into development projects. And of that small group, only one will become an actual (profitable) mine. Not great odds.…
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![A handful of ExplorerCo standouts in Nevada—the mother of all mining jurisdictions]()
A handful of ExplorerCo standouts in Nevada—the mother of all mining jurisdictions
A couple weeks back we took a look at some of the more prospective (and active) exploration plays in Ontario and Quebec, particularly those along the prolific Abitibi Greenstone Belt. Today we shift our focus further to the south, to Nevada. If Nevada were a country, it would be the 4th largest gold producing nation…
