Tinctures are the way to go for many healing herbs and medicinal plants for sure.

“The Martiniere Property is located centrally within the Detour Gold Trend Project, approximately 45 km east of, and along geological trend from, Canada’s second largest gold mine and a similar distance north northeast of Hecla’s Casa Berardi gold mine”

http://www.balmoralresources.com/projects/martiniere/introduction

I wish I had more money. Everything is a trade off or possibly a premature exchange.

Looks like Australia and Ontario have become blood brothers today. Who next?

Thanks, that’s kind of you to say Chartster, but I’m no expert on anything and would rather hear Cory interviewing the pros.

The PMs may have a bit more seasonal year-end weakness, just like the previous 5 years during the holiday season, and preparing for more year-end FEDbabble. We saw this same pattern play out in 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018. Typically this is a good time to go on the hunt for beat up PM miners, during tax loss selling season, and then ride them higher during the “Q1 Run” when new buying enters the space early next year.

As for the base metals, they will be more of a gradual climb higher from here over the next 2-3 years as we see inflation come back as the dollar tops and rolls over for a gradual trek lower. The US / China “Phase 1” deal will help as a catalyst, but it will be a series of deals and fits and starts between both nations, and it is unlikely everything will get ironed out on the first deal.

Zinc got down to a buck, and Lead was at $.80-$.90, but both have slowly started to head a bit higher with Zinc around $1.05 and Lead in the high $.90s. If Zinc can get back up to to $1.25-$1.50 that would be a real shot in the arm for the sector.

Copper is in the same boat at $2.65 which is why the sector is so lackluster and most companies have sold down over the last year and 1/2. Copper needs to be in the mid $3s to get some enthusiasm going in the space. If it eventually gets up into the $4.00 plus range it may be short lived as all kinds of supply would flood back into the sector at those prices. I’d rathe see a $3.25-$3.50 price in Copper so that the better Copper companies shine, but to keep all the marginal optionality ounces from coming back in.

Agreed Wolfster. Initially Osisko Mining was over-valued based on the Osisko Gold Royalties hype premium, but then over the last 2 years their exploration team has continued to nail high grade intercepts over and over again, and they just didn’t get rewarded for all their good work with multiple drills turning and growing the deposit. They sold off when the took over Beaufield (which is normal for the acquiring company for forking out cash or shares) but then didn’t recover much higher. It is odd.

I’m invested in their neighbors Bonterra, as mentioned above, because I see more immediate upside leverage and the potential of a Kirkland Lake takeover down the road, and they have a mill (which Osisko doesn’t) which is key.

However, both companies Osisko mining and Bonterra should be valued higher than they are currently, especially when we such dramatic moves in other Drill Plays and hot exploration narrative stocks that haven’t had near the repeated success.

One of these days Mr Market will wake up from his slumber and these will get rerated higher based on the size/grade of these deposits, and the rising metals prices.