Tag: RK.V
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![Falcon Gold (FG.V) buys a Newfoundland gold project as CEO Karim Rayani backs his own company in the most meaningful way possible]()
Falcon Gold (FG.V) buys a Newfoundland gold project as CEO Karim Rayani backs his own company in the most meaningful way possible
On July 13, 2021 Falcon Gold (FG.V) announced that it has acquired a significant land position within the Hope Brook Area, Newfoundland. Falcon Gold has de-risked itself significantly by acquiring and developing multiple projects in multiple jurisdictions. That is a double-edged sword – as the messaging for the company can become fractured. “The company’s flagship…
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![Falcon Gold (FG.V) buys the Gaspard Gold Claims in British Columbia as gold price spikes USD $37/ounce]()
Falcon Gold (FG.V) buys the Gaspard Gold Claims in British Columbia as gold price spikes USD $37/ounce
On March 9, 2021 Falcon Gold (FG.V) announced that the TSX Venture Exchange has approved the purchase of the Gaspard Gold Claims located in central BC. The Gaspard Property comprises 3 mineral claims, covering 3,955 hectares in the Clinton Mining District of central British Columbia. That’s about 10 X bigger than Stanley park. The Property…
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![Falcon Gold (FG.V) releases strong results from 2nd drill hole in Ontario]()
Falcon Gold (FG.V) releases strong results from 2nd drill hole in Ontario
Today, a tiny ($15 million market cap) gold company, Falcon Gold (FG.V), released strong results from its 2nd drill hole in Central Canada Gold Mine project in Ontario.
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![Falcon Gold (FG.V) boosts land package at Camping Lake, Ontario]()
Falcon Gold (FG.V) boosts land package at Camping Lake, Ontario
The claims are contained within the Birch-Uchi-Confederation Lakes greenstone belt which host the world-renowned Red Lake gold deposits, including the Dixie project currently being drilled by Great Bear Resources (GBR.T).
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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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Falcon Gold (FG.V) hits 10.17 g/t Au over 3 Meters
The results have confirmed the presence of gold mineralization to a depth of 83 metres below surface of the historic Central Canada Gold Mine
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Deflation is here! Is that a bad thing?
Today, the U.S. Labor Department reported a general decline in underlying prices during April, 2020 – causing financial pundits to freak out about the possibility of further deflation. Deflation – at first glance – appears to be a good thing. Stuff gets cheaper – great! However, deflation spooks stock markets because it is a sign…
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![Strategic Metals (SMD.V) tees up Mount Hinton for high-grade gold and silver]()
Strategic Metals (SMD.V) tees up Mount Hinton for high-grade gold and silver
A good number of the junior exploration companies we follow here at Guru Central have claimed higher ground in recent sessions: Skeena Resources (SKE.V), HighGold Mining (HIGH.V), Coral Gold (CLH.V), Pure Gold (PGM.V)… to name a few. It would appear that gold stocks are beginning to de-couple from general equities. The following GDX chart shows…
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![The Golden Era: Skeena Resources (SKE.V), Alexco Resources (AXU.V), Cartier Resources (ECR.V), Coral Gold (CLH.V), HighGold Mining (HIGH.V), White Gold (WGO.V)]()
The Golden Era: Skeena Resources (SKE.V), Alexco Resources (AXU.V), Cartier Resources (ECR.V), Coral Gold (CLH.V), HighGold Mining (HIGH.V), White Gold (WGO.V)
In the last 60 days, the DJIA fell 24%, gold is dithering at USD $1,670, GDX.NYSE sold off 11% and the GDXJ.NYSE fell 26%.
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![Market mayhem and deep value in the junior exploration arena part two]()
Market mayhem and deep value in the junior exploration arena part two
We’ll dispense with a recap of yesterday’s financial headlines, cept to say, it was an across-the-board bloodbath. Yesterday, in part one of a two-part roundup, we focused on hard-hit junior companies—co’s with market caps > $50M—with significant assets underpinning their beaten up valuations. Today, we’ll take a look at a number of companies a little…
