Rocks And Stocks News Current Top Picks Of Metals Stocks

This is the video report including all of my top picks, it also has a written report that you will find below the video.

Companies included in this report are listed below with the times that they are featured. The report opens with an explanation of why I think we are at the start of the next great metals bull market.

Agnico Eagle 00:13:35

Newmont 00:15:56

Alamos Gold 00:18:18

Orla Mining 00:20:40

Borealis Mining 00:24:14

McEwen Mining 00:26:45

Amex Exploration 00:29:17

Generation Mining 00:33:02

Vizsla Silver 00:35:20

Goliath Resources 00:38:50

Blackrock Silver 00:48:10

Canadian Gold Corp. 00:50:43

Dryden Gold 00:52:47

Hercules Metals 00:55:00

Inventus Mining 00:58:05

Kootenay Silver 01:00:04

Norsemont Mining 01:02:30

Quimbaya Gold 01:05:45

Rackla Metals 01:09:03

Rocks And Stocks News Current Top Picks Of Metals Stocks

Last Sunday, I did a video report with a group of my top picks that was very well received, so today I decided to review my top picks and added another eight bonus picks. Something I will do differently is this video report will be accompanied with a written report with all my current picks and where they appear in the video report.

We are at a very magical time in the mining sector as we are seeing in real time the start of a new metals bull market. The last one was from 2001 to 2011, and this new one is well positioned to last longer and be more powerful.

As is the case in metals bull markets, gold leads, then silver, copper and other metals join the party as well as the metals stocks. In early 2024, gold had an important breakout when it cracked $2100 and has been going from the lower left of the chart to the top right ever since. Along the way it has made a series of record highs and is primed to continue doing that throughout 2025 and for years into the future.

Recently, silver had an important breakout when it broke through $35 per ounce, and is primed to jump above $40 very soon and take a run at its record high of $50 per ounce this year.

After it gets above $50, it will make a move much like gold and set a series of new record highs. Two key factors that will drive it higher are it is a monetary metal like gold, and the second is that it is crucial in solar panels. Demand for solar panels has caused a deficit over the past four years between the physical silver mined and the physical silver demand.

That deficit has been filled by above ground sources of silver but those sources are running out and the silver mining industry is unable to increase production. Demand for silver as a monetary metal and for solar panels makes silver a coiled spring that is primed to go much higher for many years into the future.

Copper has also recently went through an impressive breakout when it got above $5 per pound. Then when President Trump announced a plan to impose a 50% tariff on copper imports to America it blasted off to new record highs.

It would shock me if Trump actually goes ahead with this tariff (but you never know with him) because America only mines around half of what it consumes, so the tariff would be a very big tax on American end users of copper.

What he did highlight is how tight the copper supply chain is, and even though Trump wants to see more domestic copper mining, copper mines take years to turn on. Even with the tariff, new American copper mining won’t start until after he leaves office.

The entire global copper supply chain is broken, as the world is primarily depending on very old mines that were found decades ago. In the past few decades the discovery of new copper mines have fallen off a cliff and even the minimal amount that have been found are lower grade than the old mines and require going deeper into the ground to mine them. Which is why the cupboard of new copper mines in development is bare and unable to replace the old mines.

This is all happening when the demand for copper is growing dramatically for upgrading old power grids in developed economies and to build new ones in developing economies. Plus from advancements in the technology industry, electric vehicles, artificial intelligence and in the not too distant future robots. Copper has made an important breakout to new record highs and I see more of that coming based on the broken supply chain and dramatically growing demand.

Platinum has absolutely blasted off in 2025, and palladium has also made an impressive breakout. These metals were left for dead until recently because of the belief among many that electric vehicles would take over the world and eliminate internal combustion engines. But, as is often the case, the hype doesn’t live up to reality.

Of course the global market share of electric vehicles is growing at an impressive rate, but they have hurdles such as the cost, not enough infrastructure of charging stations to make it as convenient as gas powered vehicles, and the time it takes to charge them.

Another factor that is not talked about often is where will the energy come from if the world switches to electric vehicles. Power grids in many developed economies are already strained, can you imagine what would happen if everybody in California owned an electrical vehicle and came home from work then plugged in to recharge. It wouldn’t just cause a daily blackout, it would cause a catastrophic failure of the entire power grid. The world is not prepared to transition from gas powered vehicles to electric when it comes to energy sources and to build everything out will need a lot of copper that the miners will struggle to provide.

Which means that gas powered vehicles will be used for decades into the future and they need a lot of platinum and palladium for catalytic converters. Hybrids that are a combination of gas and electric will be a key transition form of transportation and they also need a lot of platinum and palladium.

When platinum and palladium were left for dead, it devastated the supply chain and now that reality is setting in that gas powered cars and hybrids aren’t going away, the supply and demand equation is bullish for platinum and palladium.

The trends in gold, silver, copper, platinum and palladium are telling us clearly that the new metals bull market has arrived.

The supply chains of all of these metals are strained, miners aren’t able to increase production and the pipelines of new high-quality mines and explorers with important discoveries can’t fix the broken supply chains. It takes many years to discover a mine, then build it and this means the supply chains will stay broken for a decade or two, maybe even longer.

The best ways to play the bullish trends for metals are through the miners, developers and explorers. They have in the ground what the world needs, but the supply chains for them have been underfunded for much too long and the stocks are trading at or near all-time low valuations.

The new metals bull market is upon us and the metals stocks are at a magical point that will see plenty of them grow in ways that overwhelms current metals bulls and bring in generalist investors from all over the world.

When the generalists arrive (and they are starting to) they will find a small menu of miners, developers with high-quality projects and explorers with important discoveries. This will be very powerful for the metals stocks. Next I will present my current top picks in the various categories and metals.

Major Gold Miners

When it comes to the major gold miners, since early 2024 my top pick has been and still is Agnico Eagle. They are a free cash flow machine, that is piling cash onto their balance sheet at an impressive pace. They are also increasing their production and have exceptional controls on their costs of production and are having no problems replacing what they mine. In late July, they will report their second quarter report and it should be their best ever as gold had its best average price ever for a quarter. Of course another key catalyst is the performance of gold, if it goes up like I think it will then that will also be very good for their bottom line and stock price.

Newmont is up nicely since I made them a pick at the beginning of April. One of the reasons I made them a pick was because they had been underperforming their peers since gold broke out above $2000 in early 2024 and felt their corporate moves would be very positive for their outlook. They sold off non-core gold mines and fully digested the takeover of Newcrest. The sales of non-core gold mines went much better than they expected when they first put them up for sale. Plus, the Newcrest acquisition has been fully integrated into Newmont. These corporate moves give them the opportunity to focus on optimizing their Tier 1 gold mines. Additional reasons I like them is they are a household name when generalist investors think of major gold miners, and they make up around 12% of the GDX. If they perform strongly, it gives generalist investors confidence when they look at gold stocks, I call it the Newmont Effect, so I argue that this is bullish for gold stocks in general and Newmont’s stock price.

Mid-tier Gold Miner Pick

Alamos Gold is not nearly as well known as Agnico Eagle and Newmont when it comes to generalist investors. But, for a mid-tier, although much smaller than Aginico Eagle, they have a similar story when it comes to the key metrics important for a gold miner. They are performing very well with free cash flow growth since I first started covering them in early 2024. They are producing gold well below the average cost of their peers. Plus, they are having no problems increasing their production while also replacing what they mine. Even though they already produce gold at a low-cost, they have new mines coming on stream that will bring their cost of production closer to $1000 per ounce. Like Agnico Eagle, they have significantly outperformed the price of gold since gold broke out above $2000 in early 2024. With their increase in production and lowering their cost to be the envy of most gold miners, they are in a fantastic position for impressive performance for years into the future.

Orla Mining has been a pick since they were in the development discount window of the Lassonde Curve. What added to my confidence was that Pierre Lassonde was a substantial shareholder. They are a perfect example of why investors should pay attention to the sweet spot just prior to bringing a project into production and then climb up the right side of the Lassonde Curve. What fueled that climb for them was their Camino Rojo mine in Mexico, which is a low-cost gold mine. Their guidance is for 280-300k of gold production in 2025 with an all-in sustaining cost of $1300-1500 per ounce. This puts them below many of their peers for the cost of gold production and a very high profit margin. Another event that added fuel to the fire of their strong stock performance was the purchase of the Musselwhite gold mine from Newmont. They have done a great job of using the success at their Camino Rojo project as a foundational gold mine to then also acquire two other projects, one in Nevada and the other Musselwhite. In addition to being a consolidator and having low-cost gold production, of course a higher gold price will be very good for their balance sheet.

Junior Gold Miners

Borealis Mining is in the early stages of becoming a Nevada-focused junior gold miner. They are beginning this journey by contract mining the stockpile at their Borealis Mine and loading it on the leach pad for gold recovery through their ADR plant. This will keep them busy until well into 2026, at which point they are planning to start mining material from the past producing open pits. Another important effort is exploration to find new deposits to mine. I’m very excited about their exploration potential because they have a huge alteration zone that is underexplored. The companies that had the project in the past focused on the known deposits, and did very little exploration. When metals bearing fluids hit the country rock at the surface, they chemically alter the country rock and leave an alteration zone. At the Borealis Mine, they have one of the largest alteration zones anywhere in Nevada, which suggests there is a powerful gold mineralizing system that is wide open for exploration. They have a dual path for growth at their Borealis Mine, one is to ramp up gold production and the other is with exploration.

McEwen Mining is a junior gold miner that will produce around 130K ounces of gold in 2025 and then increase production in 2026 and beyond. Plus, they have one of the best undeveloped copper projects worldwide. Which makes for a tremendous value proposition. Recently, they broke ground on their Stock mine which will help them increase gold production in 2026 and also bring down their cost of production. In addition, they are spending a lot of money on exploration at their projects in Ontario and Nevada, and having great success with their drilling. This will help them to replace the gold they are mining, increase their production and bring down their cost of production for years into the future. Recently, I did an interview with Rob McEwen to discuss gold, copper, McEwen Mining’s value proposition and efforts they are making to unlock shareholder value. You can find that interview here.

Developers With High-Quality Projects

Amex Exploration has one of the best gold development projects in Canada. What stands out the most is their high-grade zone called the Champagne Zone. It currently has a resource of 831k ounces of gold with an average grade of 16.20 g/t of gold, in the measured and indicated category. With another 128k ounces gold in the inferred category at a grade of 9.83 g/t of gold. Their total resource in all zones is 2.3 million ounces of gold and all their zones remain open for expansion and they have several other targets on their Perron project. It is very rare for a project to dramatically increase the ounces of gold and grade when converting from inferred to measured and indicated resources, but that is exactly what happened with their Champagne Zone. It has unique high-grade continuity for an orogenic gold system, which starts right at the surface and continues beyond 1000 metres of depth, and it remains open to add to the resources. There are very few high-grade zones like the Champagne Zone, anywhere in the world, and it has the potential to be a long-life high-grade underground gold mine. They have a great gameplan to advance the Champagne Zone by starting with a bulk sample, and are also doing a preliminary economic assessment focused on toll-mining it and using the profit from that to then build their own mill at Perron. They are in a region with several gold mines that could toll mill their material as it is such high-grade that it could be blended in with lower grade material. They are on a path that could see them become a near-term gold miner of very high-grade gold.

Generation Mining has all the permits in place to advance their Marathon project toward production. It is a copper-palladium-platinum development staged project, situated in an ideal location only 10 km from the town of Marathon, Ontario with the Trans-Canada Highway and power running through it. The estimates are for it to produce 168k ounces of palladium, 42 million pounds of copper and 38k ounces of platinum per year. It has an after-tax internal rate of return of 27.6% and a 1.9 year payback of the capex in their 2025 feasibility study. With the powerful moves in the price of copper, platinum and palladium, the numbers are only getting better. There are very few shovel-ready copper-palladium-platinum permitted projects in North America, or anywhere in the world for that matter, and this one is owned by a junior. Investors that want exposure to a copper-palladium-platinum development project have very few to choose from which puts Generation Mining in a great position for growth.

Vizsla Silver is in an enviable position with a high-grade silver-gold development project with remarkable numbers in its preliminary economic assessment (PEA). Using the base-case numbers which utilized much lower prices of silver and gold than the current prices, it has an 85% internal rate of return (IRR) and a 9 month payback of the capital costs to build their Panuco mine in Mexico. Using current prices of silver and gold, the IRR jumps well over 100% and the payback drops to less than 6 months. Those statistics are practically unheard of these days, which is a key reason they pretty much already have all the cash they need in order to build the mine in their bank. In addition to having exceptional statistics for their project, they also have a strong team of people involved, including Simon Cmrlec who lead the team that built the Las Chispas mine for SilverCrest. Las Chispas is a direct analogue to the Panuco project as they are both epithermal vein systems that are underground projects. Another catalyst that they have is Panuco has several other veins and targets for drilling, to date they have only focused drilling on a few of the many veins on their large property. Plus, they have added nearby projects that are also highly prospective. They have done a wonderful job at acquiring an impressive portfolio of ground and have peer leading statistics in their PEA that are hard to find in development staged high-grade silver-gold projects. Their team is loaded up with mine-builders and in the long-term they can use Panuco to build a much larger silver mining company with organic growth and through M&A. In the technology industry, unique companies are called Unicorns and Vizsla Silver has the potential to become a Silver Unicorn.

An Explorer With An Important Discovery

I often say that investors in gold stocks would do well to invest in gold explorers with important discoveries. In this category it is a group of one for me as Goliath Resources is my highest conviction gold explorer with an important discovery. There are certainly other gold explorers with important discoveries, but I am not a stockpicker that shoots with a shotgun as I prefer to hunt picks with a rifle. That is evident from the categories above, as you can see I only make two or three picks in each category. I will leave the scattershot approach to others, as I am not a fan of “diworsification” and appreciate the approach of picking carefully to reduce risk and then following picks closely. What makes me comfortable to only have Goliath Resources in this category is the incredible high-grade gold discovery they have made at their Surebet discovery in the Golden Triangle of British Columbia. A few years ago, it started out as a discovery of gently-dipping stacked high-grade gold veins that has geological similarities to the Pogo Mine in Alaska. Then last year it became apparent that the vertical reduced intrusion related gold (RIRG) dykes were also carrying high-grade gold. This was a bit of a geological surprise because the conventional wisdom by researchers and explorers in the Golden Triangle was that these Eocene-aged dykes were not prospective for gold.

Randal Karcher and his team at the Colorado School of Mines took a closer look at the RIRG dykes, and found that these dykes were in fact highly prospective for high-grade gold when they did a detailed geological study. The findings in that study, and assaying a small portion of the RIRG dykes in 2024, prompted the Goliath team to re-log all the RIRG dykes and other cores from previous drilling at the recent start of the 2025 season that has returned impressive results. Of high-grade gold over substantial intersections in the core sent in from the re-logging already this year.

Another exciting discovery was finding high-grade gold in a third rock package of altered breccia. More findings came out of the geological study at the Colorado School of Mines, one being that they used high-powered microscopes to look at the drill cores with gold at the intersection of the gently-dipping veins and the vertical RIRG dykes. What they found is that the gold comes from two temperature regimes, one hotter and one cooler. Randall Karcher coined these zones as Goldilocks Zones as everything is just right to have gold enrichment from both the gently-dipping veins and vertical RIRG dykes. This is tremendously exciting because there are a vast amount of intersections where the gently-dipping veins and vertical RIRG dykes crosscut. Which opens up the potential that there could be a remarkable amount of Goldilocks Zones. Another important finding from the geological study at the Colorado School of mines is that the high-grade gold in the gently-dipping veins and vertical RIRG dykes are likely coming off a common magmatic intrusion.

It is important to note, that in the recent news release, when Goliath announced the high-grade gold in the third rock package, that Quinton Hennigh made an important statement. He is the Geologic & Technical Advisor to Crescat Capital, a strategic investor in Goliath, and he stated: “It is remarkable to watch the Surebet gold system reveal its secrets. Five years ago, the initial target was the low-angle, thick Surebet gold-quartz-sulfide lode. After a couple seasons of drilling, other similar flat gold-quartz-sulfide lodes were discovered stacked beneath Surebet including the remarkable high-grade Bonanza gold-quartz-sulfide lode. In just the past year, recognition of a swarm of near vertical reduced intrusive dikes has added a new twist to the story because these appear to host significant volumes of stockwork gold-quartz-sulfide mineralization, and importantly, point to a direct connection of the Surebet system to an intrusive gold source. Today, the revelation that significant high-grade gold mineralization is hosted by calc-silicate rocks that form the thermal aureole around a deep intrusion adds fuel to that fire. It will be interesting to see where this natural progression of discovery leads us.”

I highlighted in bold what I think is the part that speaks volumes about the potential to find the source of where all the gold in the three rock packages came from. This emphasizes the importance of the altered calc-silicate brecciated rocks, as they could be sitting immediately above the source for the gold mineralizing system in the three rock packages. It is important to add that there is a very large geophysical anomaly sitting right below the third package of rocks and that they are drilling deeper holes this season. I’m keeping my fingers crossed that they tap into more Goldilocks Zones, plus expand on the stacked gently-dipping veins and vertical RIRG dykes, and with a little luck tag into the source of where all the high-grade gold in the three distinct rock packages started their journey into the Surebet high-grade gold discovery.

Bonus Picks

Blackrock Silver already has an impressive discovery of high-grade silver-gold at their Tonopah West project in Nevada. It also has the potential to grow the size that would make it an important silver discovery. They have completed a resource estimate showing 100 million ounces of silver equivalent (it is a combination of silver and gold) with a grade of 492.5 g/t of silver equivalent in the inferred category. Their preliminary economic assessment has an after-tax internal rate of return of 39.2% (using $1,900 gold and $23 silver) with an all-in sustaining cost of $11.96 per ounce of silver and a 2.3 year payback of the capital cost to build the mine. They are on the verge of the discovery reaching the size that it could be a stand-alone mine and they are currently drilling to increase the size of the resource and move ounces into the measured and indicated category. Based on what I expect to see from their current drilling, I can see them moving up to either a silver-gold explorer with an important discovery or a developer with a high-quality silver-gold project category.

Canadian Gold Corp. is advancing their Tartan Mine project, near the town of Flin Flon, Manitoba. This is a past producing gold mine that was in production when gold prices were much lower than they are today. Their efforts are to expand the resource deeper than the previous operator had drilled it down to. It is an orogenic gold system that has excellent continuity of the high-grade gold. Orogenic gold systems have very deep roots, they can go down for thousands of metres. An example is the mine in Red Lake, Ontario that made Goldcorp famous. Rob McEwen built Goldcorp from a tiny junior into one of the world’s largest gold miners that was the lowest cost miner of gold under his tenure, he is also a key shareholder of Canadian Gold Corp. They are busy drilling to expand the zones on their project and have been hitting a lot of high-grade gold and should have strong news flow for several months. They are close to being a company that I think could move up to the category of a gold explorer with an important discovery.

Dryden Gold is an explorer that is likely on the cusp of making an important gold discovery. Their project is near Dryden, Ontario, which has excellent access as they can drive from Dryden quickly right to the drill rigs in a pickup truck. Dryden, Ontario has all the same geological characteristics as nearby Red Lake, Ontario. They are looking for high-grade gold deposits in an orogenic gold system. My only complaints about the company is that they are spending a lot of time focused on testing the near the surface gold mineralization, instead of rolling up their sleeves and testing the depth potential, and often when they do presentations they talk about their exit strategy. This is putting the cart before the horse because first they need to make an important discovery before talking about an exit strategy. I do think they are likely to make an important discovery, or more, in their drilling this year. They have gained tremendous knowledge about the structural controls of the high-grade mineralizing system. This will help them vector into sweet spots in the system, and then I hope they go all-in on following those zones deeper. They still have a ways to go, but I can certainly see that they could turn into a company that I include in my gold explorers with an important discovery category.

Hercules Metals bursted onto the scene a couple years ago when they were wildcat drilling a geophysical anomaly and tagged a porphyry system. It wasn’t long after they announced their discovery hole that Barrick made a substantial investment into Hercules Metals. Since then, they have been drilling with good success, not the kind that drives stocks to the rafters, but it has given them key insights into the system. Porphyry systems, like all metals systems, can be complicated, investors often think you poke a few holes and find a mine. Mother Nature doesn’t work that way, it almost always takes many holes and plenty of geological analysis to find a mine. Recently, they completed an important modeling exercise and deep penetrating geophysical surveys that have laid the groundwork for their current drilling. They have recently put out news releases to discuss what they are drilling into (assays are pending) and also about adding more rigs. Last year, they clipped the edges of a breccia that returned high-grade assays, my hope is that they get more holes into it for two reasons. Sometimes breccias coming off a porphyry can be high-grade mines, and by following them deeper it can lead to the porphyry that they came off of. From the sounds of what they are talking about in their recent news releases, they are liking what they are seeing. If the assays come back good to great, it certainly could revive the enthusiasm after their discovery hole when Barrick invested in them. This year it looks like they could emerge to be added to my category of a copper explorer with an important discovery.

Inventus Mining has a conglomerate gold project in Ontario that looks very promising. At their Pardo project, Inventus has an outcropping conglomerate that they have done bulk samples from in the past and are planning to do more in the near term. Usually gold deposits need lots of deep drilling to find them, and conglomerate gold deposits can also go very deep, but in the case of their Pardo project it starts right at the surface. Which allows for extensive drilling to outline the deposit for bulk sampling for a very low cost. In any deposit, the larger the sample, the more representative the grade is. So they are in a wonderful position to be able to access the top of the system with shallow drilling and bulk sampling. Considering the size of the prize they are looking for, the company has a very low valuation and is an undiscovered gem with plenty of catalysts.

Kootenay Silver has an exciting high-grade silver discovery on their Columba project in Mexico. They have completed a resource estimate of 50 million ounces of silver, which makes it relatively small at this point, but is wide open to expand on the known veins and also in other veins on the project. The nice thing about parts of Mexico, is that you can drill pretty much year round at a low cost relative to other locations throughout the world. Mining has been a key part of the Mexican economy for hundreds of years, so there is a robust amount of mining professionals in the country. The weather, and access, plus a strong mining work force makes for lower costs when it comes to exploration and mining. At the moment their focus is on expanding the resource, which I think they will have no problem doing. When they get to a preliminary economic assessment, I believe it will show a healthy internal rate of return, low capital cost to build and a rapid payback of the capital cost to build a mine at Columba. There are not many silver-focused explorers to choose from and I think as they increase the size of their resource Kootenay Silver will become a company in my silver explorers with an important discovery category.

For long-term investors in my audience, they will recognize the name Norsemont Mining. During the last great metals bull market (from 2001 to 2011) Norsemont 1.0, was a company that I picked early in their success and they ended up being taken over at a large premium relative to when I picked them. They are in what I call my personal Mining Hall of Fame. Marc Levy led Norsemont 1.0 and he has a project that looks like it could be a bigger success. Norsemont 1.0 found an important copper project that they advanced through to being taken over and with Norsemont 2.0 it has a substantial resource of oxide gold, which is open and they have a few holes into porphyry discoveries. The gold is in epithermal veins, which are known to have a porphyry source that caused the gold mineralization. So it sounds to me like they have the top of the epithermal veins coming off a porphyry and yet to find the rest of the veins in between, mainly because all the past drilling was primarily focused on drilling near the surface oxide gold. My guess is that the entire system of veins coming off a porphyry is intact. I’m very much looking forward to their next rounds of drilling to focus on the entire system. A few days ago I did an interview with Marc Levy, in which we discussed the company at length. It is a great way to start doing your homework on Norsemont 2.0, you can find it here.

Quimbaya Gold has a large and prospective land package right beside the Segovia gold mine operated by Aris Mining which is a tremendously successful gold mine. In a general sense, the best place to look for a highly successful gold mine is right beside one and that is what Quimbaya has at their Tahami project. What makes their project compelling is that the network of veins on the Segovia project continues right through Quimbaya’s project. Like Segovia, the local miners have done the surface work that helps an explorer hit the ground running, and that is also the case for the Tahami project. The geological team at Quimbaya have done the groundwork to prepare for the first ever drilling at their Tahami project which will be underway very soon. I will be interviewing the company in a couple of days, which will give me a better chance to dig deeper into the preparation work and their drilling plans. I’m looking forward to that interview to give viewers a better understanding of the exploration plans, and of course excited about their upcoming drilling. Stay tuned for the release of that interview with their CEO and a key member of their geological team.

Rackla Metals’ stock has come to life of late as they have put out news of their exploration efforts looking for a reduced intrusion related gold (RIRG) system at their project in the Northwest Territories, Canada. They have several outcropping veins that they have sampled which returned very good grades of gold. The next important step is to drill into the cluster of veins to see the gold grades under the surface. I’ve looked at the images of the target area and it sure looks like they could have many veins in more than one part of the target area. Snowline Gold has had remarkable success with their RIRG system in the Yukon, which is part of the same geological district that extends over into the Northwest Territories. I will be watching this company very closely, as I like their chances of finding a RIRG discovery and if they do there will be plenty of investors paying attention due to Snowline’s success.

In Closing

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