Category: Today’s Idea
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Digital Twinning, and how EdgeTI (CTRL.V) is a serious story you’ve never heard of
I first heard the term ‘digital twin’ in 2019, in connection with a high performance computing company I was associated with that was running a project for Boeing. The aerospace giant, at the time, was considering building a filthy fat production line that would dwarf all that came before it, but didn’t want to spend…
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Bionxt Solutions (BNXT.C): Seeking to confirm national-level cancer drug patent
As the world increasingly faces the complexities of autoimmune and neurodegenerative diseases, new medical advancements are crucial to better serve patients’ needs. Enter Bionxt Solutions Inc. (BNXT.C), a bioscience innovator making moves with its groundbreaking sublingual (under-the-tongue) drug delivery technology. This technology, now in the process of securing national-level patents globally, represents a shift from…
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Plurilock (PLUR.V) lands $19 million deal, largest in their history
Yesterday, just before noon Pacific, Plurilock Security (PLUR.V) was halted on the TSX-V. The reason for the halt was left unsaid, but this morning the company dropped its news and, yeah, worth the wait. Plurilock Security Inc. has won a record $19.3-million (U.S.) cybersecurity contract with a semiconductor company listed in the S&P 500 index,…
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Rex Resources (OWN.V) continues gearing up with BC gold property
Back in July, in a run of the mill round-up of various junior mining explorers, I pointed to an unknown story that was beginning to stir, that I figured might be worth watching. I wrote: READ THE TEA LEAVES. Not to be confused with Orex Minerals, which has the REX.C ticker symbol, or Rex Minerals…
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Saga Metals (SAGA.V) investors get a mature resource explorer with a ‘weak hands’ discount
We’ve been talking about Saga Metals (SAGA.V) since before it was a public company and it has deserved everyt rose we tossed its way. Your standard junior mining explorer has one property it hopes to stick a hole in one day, maybe another in the bottom drawer that it’s already tried and failed on that…
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The Plurilock (PLUR.V) rip is over: But is that the end of the play?
Regular readers know all about the Plurilock (PLUR.V) story, but for the uninitiated, here’s the short version: Canadian infosec tech company with AI-based ‘continual ID check’ IP, dozens of big US and Canadian clients bringing in $70m+ in annual revs Long undervalued due to low margins and weird local aversion to tech deals on the…
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The unknown mining property that holds nickel copper, platinum… and uranium?
When I play roulette, and I’ve been known to, I like to place my bets across several spots on the table. A little on red, a little on the ‘3rd 12′, a little on ’19 to 36’, and finally a chip on 34, and I’m ready for the ball to roll. Resource investing invariably features…
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Sparc AI: Revolutionizing Drone Technology with GPS-Free Autonomous Flight
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into everyday technology has advanced significantly over the past decade, but few innovations are as promising or groundbreaking as Sparc AI. Based in Melbourne, Australia, Sparc AI is pioneering a new frontier in drone technology, focusing on target acquisition systems that function in GPS-denied environments. In a recent interview…
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Skyharbour Resources (SYH.V) deserves your respect: The prospect generator that pays for itself
If you’re the type of investor who attends investor conferences, you’ve no doubt found yourself in the familiar scenario where dozens – even hundreds – of mining explorers stand before you, each behind a card table with some flyers and a backdrop with a map and a picture of a guy in a hard hat,…
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Troubadour Resources (TR.V) playing a catchy tune, just keeps on rising
If you’ve been anywhere near social media over the last six months, you’ve no doubt heard from a lot of junior mining execs complaining that it’s dead out there for resource companies. I mean, it is, but only because most junior miners aren’t actually doing anything. They sit on a plot and wait for ‘the…
