Category: Moneyball Picks
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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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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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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…
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Prismo Metals (PRIZ.C): Diving into the historic Silver King project, circled by big boys
Disclaimer: This article has been paid for by Prismo Metals. See disclosures at the bottom of the page. Prismo Metals (PRIZ.C) has been combing the old workings of the Silver King project in Arizona with maps, samples, and a portable XRF—the adult version of a metal detector—and the work done has already turned up two…
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Equity Round-Up: Stuff we talk about sometimes – AIAI, SOMA, EMO, BNXT, ARGO, AIAI, NOM
Emerita Resources Corp. (TSXV: EMO) — Eric Sprott, through 2176423 Ontario Ltd., has acquired 4.76 million units of Emerita Resources in a private placement at $1.05 per unit, totaling just under $5 million. With this move, Sprott’s position increases to 25.2 million shares and 2.38 million warrants, representing 8.7% ownership on a non-diluted basis and…
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Geo Translation: What Standard Uranium (STND.V) just announced, in layman’s terms
Disclaimer: This article has been paid for by Standard Uranium. See disclosures at the bottom of the page. Mining exploration terminology is often completely incomprehnsible to the layman investor. Sure, you know uranium is hot and you want to figure out which explorer is doing what so you can put some money in, but then…
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Standard Uranium’s (STND.V) big swing at Davidson River — and how they’re paying for it
Disclaimer: This article has been paid for by Standard Uranium. See disclosures at the bottom of the page. Standard Uranium (TSX-V: STND) is gearing up to put drill steel back into the ground at its Davidson River project in Saskatchewan’s southwest Athabasca Basin — ground they’ve been polishing for years in the hope of hitting…
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Quimbaya Gold (QIM.C): Digging for gold in Colombia with a novel business plan
The usual story in mining is as old as mining itself: a company finds out a hill is full of shiny stuff, they roll in with lawyers and excavators and lay claim to it, and the people who’ve been scratching out a living there for decades get told to pack up their shovels. Let’s be…
