Strikepoint Gold, #Nevada heap leach on sale
It’s been a difficult four months in the gold (“Au“) sector. The price is down from an ATH of nearly $5,600/oz to ~$4,500/oz. today. But, has it really been that difficult?!? Yes, most Au juniors and some producers are down significantly from their highs, but an Au price above $4,000 is pretty damn good. I […]
Very High-Grade Gold in BC, But Why Did Previous Operators Fail?
Cambria Gold’ flagship project is the Premier Gold Project in BC near Stewart, which includes the Premier, Big Missouri and Silver Coin deposits feeding a built 2,500 tpd mill, plus the Red Mountain deposit located about 50 km away by road and tramline. The company also owns the Mount Margaret copper-gold porphyry project in Washington […]
Is Blackrock Silver poised for a rebound?
Blackrock Silver is a sponsor of Epsten Research [ER], please see details at bottom of page. Silver (“Ag“) is up +125% in the past year. However, investors are focused on near-month futures down ~39% from ~US$122/oz in January. Gold (“Au“) is down ~$1,100/oz from its high of ~$5,600, attributable to central bank selling by Turkey […]
5km Copper-Gold Target in Ontario, But Why Did Others Walk Away?
Storm Exploration’ flagship is the Gold Standard project in northwestern Ontario, about 65 km north of Fort Frances, being advanced for VMS-style copper, zinc, and potentially gold mineralization centred on a 5 km conductivity anomaly. The company also holds the Kheezik and Atwood projects as secondary assets. The conversation focused on the upcoming Gold Standard […]
Shallow High-Grade Gold in Nevada, But Can Permitting Keep Up?
Viva Gold’s flagship is the Tonopa gold project in the Walker Lane trend of western Nevada, advancing toward a prefeasibility study and federal permitting. The 2025 resource shows roughly 1.7 million ounces of silver and about 500,000 ounces of gold in measured and indicated within a conceptual open pit shell at a 0.15 g/t cutoff. […]
1.71M oz of Gold in Côte d’Ivoire, But Is the Grade Actually Mineable?
Awalé Resources operates in northern Côte d’Ivoire. They recently published their initial MRE on a part of the project which is under a joint venture with Newmont (Newmont currently at 61%). This MRE consists of three deposits. BBM is the bulk of the resource, Charger is the high-grade quartz breccia, and Empire is seen as […]
High-Grade Gold Hits, But Is the Continuity Really There?
Kirkland Lake Discoveries is run by CEO Stefan Sklepowicz. The flagship is the past-producing Mirado gold mine in the KL South project, about 20 km southeast of the town of Kirkland Lake in the Abitibi greenstone belt of Ontario. The deposit is a hybrid system combining an orogenic overprint on what appears to be an […]
2026 Gold Production in Mali, But Is the Jurisdiction Risk Manageable?
Desert Gold’s flagship is the SMSZ project (Senegal-Mali Shear Zone) in western Mali, a 440 square kilometre land package about 120 km southwest of Kayes, sitting between Allied Gold’s Sadiola mine to the north and Barrick’s Loulo-Gounkoto complex to the south. The company also holds an option on the early-stage Tiegba gold project in Côte […]
Advanced Gold Exploration, tiny market cap, large potential
If one is NOT bullish on the medium-to-longer term outlook for silver (“Ag“), gold (“Au“), and other critical materials, stop reading now. A great thing about today’s set up for hard assets is not necessarily that we’re in a commodities super-cycle like that of the mid-2000’s, but that prices of many materials are already up […]
High-Grade Copper-Gold Discovery in Vicuña, But Why Only Half a Hole?
Mogotes’ flagship is the Filo Sur project on the Chile-Argentina border in the Vicuña district, immediately south of BHP and Lundin Mining’s Filo del Sol deposit. Since our last conversation, the company has added two more projects: Beskauga in Kazakhstan and Copper Cliffs in Montana (the latter an option agreement with Rio Tinto). This conversation […]