Category: Resources
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Standard Uranium (STND.V) signs LOI to option out the Rocas project, and remains the operator
Disclaimer: This article has been paid for by Standard Uranium. See disclosures at the bottom of the page. I dig the way STND runs its prospect generator business. In a nutshell, they like to get other companies to give them money for an option on a project, as well as a net smelter royalty, and…
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Cleghorn Minerals Ltd.: Navigating the Metals Market Landscape
Cleghorn Minerals Ltd., a junior exploration company, is strategically positioned in the prolific Abitibi Greenstone Belt of Ontario, Canada. The comp…
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Lithium Ionic (LTH.C): Walking a well-trodden path in Brazil’s big lithium region
If you’ve been around mining long enough, you know how these things work: one company makes the big discovery, proves a new region works, then suddenly the whole district lights up. A few years back, Sigma Lithium (SGML.V) did exactly that in Brazil’s Minas Gerais state. The market watched a tiny company with some sweaty…
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Skyharbour Resources (SYH.V) & Trident Resources (ROCK.V): Turbo charged on near term potential
Long time readers know I’ve plenty of good things to say about junior mining mover/shaker Jordan Trimble. For a while, we repped his Skyharbour Resources (SYH.V), which duly climbed from the $0.25 range to $0.45 a few years back before we moved on to other things. In the years since, despite building out its project…
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Abasca Resources: Navigating Uranium and Graphite Markets in 2025
Abasca Resources Inc., based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, is strategically positioned in the metals market with a focus on uranium and graphite. The co…
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Allied Gold Corporation: Navigating Gold Market Trends and Regional Dynamics
Allied Gold Corporation is a prominent player in the gold mining sector, with operations primarily in Africa, including Ethiopia and Côte d’Ivoire. Th…
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Prismo Metals (PRIZ.C) surrounded by Vizsla Silver, BHP, Rio Tinto, Freeport McMoran
SPONSORED GUEST POST BY PETER EPSTEIN: Word on the street is that generalist funds are looking at metals & mining companies, possibly reducing exposure to highly-valued tech names. This makes sense as many S&P500 sectors are doing poorly. Astute readers will say, sure but generalist funds will only buy the largest mining companies, not pre-production…
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The Hot Hand: Mo Elsaghir’s long list of winners – EMO, SOMA, IPO, LTH, and more
After a decade-plus talking about public companies, one of the hardest things for me to do on an ongoing basis has been to steer clear of easy short term wins that leave a bad taste over the long haul. The public markets rise and fall, and some companies on the markets are both winners AND…