Tag: Nevada
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Nova Gold (NG.T) Chairman invokes The Clockwork Orange in folksy clap-back to short-seller report
the answer to a metals-analyst “when-question” should never include allusions to wine, chickens or pornography (a date would be more instructive).
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2 million new investors are buying stocks on their cellphones
Stuck at home, but armed with online trading apps, individual investors helped drive the historic comeback for stocks
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![The Inflection Point: It’s now or never for Plus Products (PLUS.C)]()
The Inflection Point: It’s now or never for Plus Products (PLUS.C)
When weed legalized in Canada, I wasn’t a consumer participant. Smoking up has never been my jam. I know some like the ritual of it all, but I see having to prep and grind and smoke as being similar to driving stick – I mean, why not also stop your car by cutting two holes…
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![Guru’s shortlist of producing and advanced stage ExploreCos (those with endgame potential)]()
Guru’s shortlist of producing and advanced stage ExploreCos (those with endgame potential)
“Ball of confusion, that’s what the world is today”. Back in January of this year, we presented a solid case for approaching the broader markets with extreme caution in a piece titled, A “skies the limit” stock market = a house of cards? An excerpt: “Equities appear invincible. Indestructible. It would seem nothing—not a damn…
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Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-A.NYSE): Warren Buffett is my hero but he got this detail wrong
“Nothing can basically stop America,” stated Buffett at Saturday’s virtual shareholder meeting. “The American miracle, the American magic has always prevailed and it will do so again.” Buffett’s opinion (about the resiliency of the U.S. economy) has been right for six decades. Why wouldn’t it continue to be right?
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![Gold Junior ETF (GDXJ.NYSE): gold offered “Hero Role” in re-make of “Apocalypse Now” – accepts gig on Hollywood Squares instead]()
Gold Junior ETF (GDXJ.NYSE): gold offered “Hero Role” in re-make of “Apocalypse Now” – accepts gig on Hollywood Squares instead
Analysts have tied the retreat by gold in part to positioning, noting that data had shown extremely high net long speculative positions in gold futures. Still, the degree of the pullback in light of the continued selloff in equities was widely described as a surprise.
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1933 Industries (TGIF.C) blows up, jumps 35% preceding California harvest announcement
You’ve gotta love it when a plan comes together: 1933 Industries (TGIF.C), which has been banging the same ‘we’re grownups, we’re doing it right, hang tight’ drum for several years now, dropped news this February 14 that will make any Valentine’s heart swell with joy. “Following the completion of a combined 20,000-square-foot expanded cultivation, extraction,…
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![High-Risk/High-Reward… Guru’s sub-$20M ExplorerCo shortlist]()
High-Risk/High-Reward… Guru’s sub-$20M ExplorerCo shortlist
Due to the number of companies I have in mind for this one, I’ll dispense with the usual preamble, except to say, gold is looking constructive on the charts (note the accumulation/distribution line), as is the GDX and the GDXJ. All three are holding their ground, and many of the companies I follow in the…
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![Gaining traction – our $100M-plus market cap junior exploration company shortlist]()
Gaining traction – our $100M-plus market cap junior exploration company shortlist
A translation of this article is available in Chinese at our content partner NAI500 here. With this entry, I’m two-thirds of the way into a series of roundup pieces that cover three distinct categories: 1) sub-$100M market cap ExplorerCos with 43-101 resources; 2) $100M-plus market cap ExplorerCos that are, for the most part, further along…
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Yeah we lost money, what’s it to you? 1933 Industries (TGIF.C) takes the transparent route and we love it
Regular readers will know I’ve been a little quiet of late on the cannabis space, which is by design. If I’m not going in full welly on a given sector or company, I’m certainly not going to suggest you should, and quite frankly the cannabis business was overdue for a reckoning, as I stated back…
