GT Gold drills 124 m of 1.11 g/t Au at Saddle North
2019-12-19 17:55 ET – News Release
Mr. Paul Harbidge reports

GT GOLD DRILLS 124.00 METRES OF 1.11 G/T AU, 0.68% CU (1.50% CUEQ, 2.05 G/T AUEQ) AT SADDLE NORTH
GT Gold Corp. has released results from the last six drill holes from its 15,000-metre phase 2 exploration program at its 100-per-cent-owned Saddle North copper-gold porphyry system in northwest British Columbia. All 2019 drill holes have now been reported from Saddle North, and final assays for the four drill holes from Saddle South are pending release, expected early in the new year.

Brixton Metals drills 230.82 m of 0.27% CuEq at Thorn

2019-12-19 10:13 ET – News Release
Mr. Gary Thompson reports
BRIXTON METALS DISCOVERS PORPHYRY STYLE MINERALIZATION AT THE CAMP CREEK COPPER CORRIDOR AND DRILLS 230.82M OF 0.27% CUEQ AT ITS THORN PROJECT
Brixton Metals Corp. has released the final analytical results from its 2019 phase 2 exploration program at its wholly owned Thorn project, located in the Golden Triangle of British Columbia. The analytical results reported below are from a total of ten core holes, which is the balance of the 2019 program. Six core holes were drilled at the Chivas Porphyry target, two core holes were drilled at the Camp Creek Copper Corridor Porphyry target, one core hole was drilled at the Talisker Zone and one core hole at the Outlaw Zone, a sediment hosted gold target.

OPUS 200 Pelosi The Joker

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Erick went to your site and look at portfolio but when I click on stock reports and look at GFG Resources Inc it said this was your New top 2 holding but is not listed in site portfolio. Also stock report does not give dates so maybe your website is not updated??

Thanks, Cory, for this interview with Eric as I own Novo and Irving. Next time you talk to Eric or Quinton please ask them about Miramont.

Thanks, Doc. Looks like SLB and NAT will have to go up without me as I am short of cash as I need to pay over 20K in property taxes next month. Rambus thinks oil will drop to 25 , so we may see SLB go lower. If oil goes up I have lots of Shell, XOM, Chevron, Suncorp, and DVN. Indiana just beat the Irish 62-60. Hooray!

Good comments and interview with Erik and Cory on this editorial.

I agree with him that sometimes investors need to explore other jurisdictions besides North America, and a country like Fiji seems odd at first, until you look into how many larger operators for Precious and Base metals have operated there, and it is much higher up in the Fraser Institute jurisdiction rankings that one would expect.

I took out a position in Lion One (LIO) (LOMLF) as well for the huge potential of that projects to be a giant Tier 1 asset and one can review their presentation for comparable deposits to see how large it could grow. I feel good with Quinton involved there as well, but it is the exploration potential (the project) that animates me there more than the management team.

As for management teams, I believe it’s important to bet on individuals that have a good track record, as success leaves clues, but sometimes it is also wise to take a calculated risk on other newer teams that are executing well.

For example, I’m in (EQX) Equinox because I’ve been following some of their projects since Luna Gold, JDL Copper got rolled up into Trek Mining, and then combined with Newcastle Gold, but it was really when Ross Beaty came in to consolidate things that I said, OK – this company was just green-lighted by the pros.

However, conversely, 2 of the companies that I did very well with in 2019 were K92 Mining (KNT) (KNTNF) and Silvercorp (SVM) because I believed so much in the projects, and while the management teams were not as famous, they continued to execute on their initiatives. I actually sold out of my K92 mining position at one point when Papau New Guinea started cracking down on mining projects and there was all kinds of community pushback and worries of nationalization. However after K92 corrected, and spending more time researching P.N.G. as a country and jurisdiction and the specific relations that K92 Mining had with the government, I felt comfortable enough to get back in, because I feel the team is doing well, and are future stars in the making, and because the project economics for their production, and exploration upside and success stand out as unique in the marketplace.

I feel the same way about a few companies operating in West Africa like Resolute Mining, RoxGold, and Orezone that are not as famous nor are their management teams, but they are incredibly well run companies, with great projects, and they continue to do all the right things.

Some investors need to consider the risks versus the rewards when it comes to branching out into “riskier” jurisdictions and diversifying into newer teams that keep their promises and prove that they can execute.

Ever Upward!