This list should be useful to everyone reading BMR, but perhaps more meaningful for those who might be hesitant (or downright scared) to grab ahold of already red hot stocks.
As you know, the Venture has been on fire since February!
Stocks like Kiska Metals (KSK, TSX-V), Adamera Minerals (ADZ, TSX-V) and Colorado Resources (CXO, TSX-V) are up more than 500%. Lots of others, far too many to name, have jumped more than 250%.
Isn’t that just wonderful?
Well, sure – unless you didn’t own any of them.
Let’s face it, not everyone was lucky enough to catch the bottom. Many got in too early (like myself), many more jumped in a little late (better than never), and millions more (the masses) remain oblivious to what’s happening – they’re the ones we’ll be selling to later on.
Below you will find 7 explorers, all of which have yet to really participate in the rip-roaring Venture climb. Why the cold reception from Mr. Market? That’s a real head scratcher for me, because I believe each company to be of better than average quality.
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Thanks for the report Daniel, welcome aboard,good to see there are others who like GGI.
Comment by Danny — June 13, 2016 @ 4:32 pm
BEX – the Stares bros have done a fine job of moving from stakers to company owners over the yrs, and frugal ones at that. Came across a list of hi-profile shrholders from a couple yrs back. The ‘sarcasm’ in the writing is from SW writers: “the shares of which are held by a broad spectrum, including china-shop bulls like Pinetree’s Sheldon Inwentash, ever clever risk dodgers like Rick Rule, prickly Zurich gnomes like Raphael Gerstel, a couple of stodgy producers like Teck and Stillwater, the Thunder Bay exploration mafia and numerous other small shareholders.”
Comment by david — June 13, 2016 @ 5:28 pm
Remains to be seen if GGI/Regoci will change his ways from the past and actually let us shareholders know what is going on… Hard to believe they don’t have any results from the Rambo drilling, still have not heard from La Patilla drilling and it will be a year this August… hard for me to get excited about any new land they stake as so far with all of the land they hold in different parts of the world they have yet to prove a discovery of anything….I hold a lot of GGI and I want them to succeed as much as anyone, but in my opinion Regoci has really hurt this company with his dis regard for the shareholders and the lack of information…I really hope he changes his ways going forward, but I’m not holding my breath..
Comment by GREGH — June 13, 2016 @ 7:06 pm
Good morning everyone. Keep an eye on FNC.V. They staked a few potential Lithium properties in Quebec. One of them has a strike length of 23km long and a few km’s wide.
fancampexplorationltd.ca/images/NR/2016/04202016PR.pdf
fancampexplorationltd.ca/images/NR/2016/05242016PR.pdf
Comment by tony t — June 14, 2016 @ 3:49 am
Jon would you be so kind and do a chart on GSR Yukon Explorer targeting 30 million Oz gold on there Yukon Property
Thanks
Comment by TheSkipper — June 14, 2016 @ 3:49 am
Doubleview Capital Corp
Symbol C : DBV
Shares Issued 67,477,800
Close 2016-06-13 C$ 0.09
Recent Sedar Documents
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Doubleview Capital to restart drilling at Hat
2016-06-14 06:54 ET – News Release
Mr. Farshad Shirvani reports
DOUBLEVIEW ANNOUNCES RESUMPTION OF EXPLORATION AT ITS HAT PROPERTY
Doubleview Capital Corp. is providing an update of its plans to resume drilling and other property work on the Hat gold-copper porphyry project in northwest British Columbia.
Diamond drilling will resume immediately following completion of financing arrangements. Initial efforts will be directed to extending the Lisle Zone – Zone A, both laterally and at depth. Of particular interest will be the validation of the apparent trend to depth of increasingly strong gold-copper mineralization in the Lisle Zone that has not been delimited in any direction.
Available data from the area between the Lisle Zone and the so-called “Hoey” zone of gold-copper-iron mineralization, situated 1.2 km to the southeast, shows continuity of geophysical and geochemical features: that area and other selected exploration targets also will be investigated.
Doubleview is well positioned to resume its exploration efforts, with a fully functioning camp, an inventory of fuels and other requirements, and a crew of experienced First Nations drillers that has been on stand-by. During the last year the Company has worked hard to consult and inform members of local First Nations that have asserted land claims in the area and will continue to do so and, in addition, is in discussions with members of the Tahltan First Nation to establish a logistics company to supply diamond drilling and other exploration services to the mining industry in northern British Columbia. Such an arrangement will provide enhanced employment opportunities for Band Members and contribute to the sustainability of the FN community.
Doubleview will continue its exploration in the key highly prospective central and northern parts of the property, including the Lisle and Hoey Zones. Those areas have been designated of low archaeological potential. The company’s archaeological consultants have applied for an Heritage Investigation Permit (HIP) to allow a comprehensive field review of archaeological potential of the Hat Property. Results of the review will be shared with all stakeholders, including but not limited to both the Taku River Tlingit and Tahltan First Nations.
Management of Doubleview Capital Corp. is reviewing financing opportunities and expects to finalize financial arrangements in the immediate future, at which time the details will be provided in a News Release.
We seek Safe Harbor.
Comment by John - BMR — June 14, 2016 @ 3:59 am
Good news…a couple of interesting things worth pointing out here…DBV “is in discussions with members of the Tahltan First Nation to establish a logistics company to supply diamond drilling and other exploration services to the mining industry in northern British Columbia. Such an arrangement will provide enhanced employment opportunities for Band Members and contribute to the sustainability of the FN community.”
“Of particular interest will be the validation of the apparent trend to depth of increasingly strong gold-copper mineralization in the Lisle Zone that has not been delimited in any direction.”
Also, glad to see the Taku River Tlingit weren’t forgotten here…
Comment by Jon - BMR — June 14, 2016 @ 4:09 am
Homestake Resource (HSR, TSX-V) just halted. Hecla takeover or JV or something significant as we had speculated after Hecla’s acquisition of 600 sq. km in the area from a private group?
Dolly Varden announced last night that it had just secured $2.5 million in new funding (senior secured term loans with Sprott Resource Lending Partnership, an additional Sprott affiliate and the K2 Principal Fund L.P.), and is immediately repaying the $2.1-million existing senior secured loan from Hecla Canada Ltd. and Robert L. Gipson. So they’re getting a loan to pay off a loan, and now they’re in this new relationship with the Sprott Group. Very interesting how this is unfolding. Definitely sudden new interest in Dolly Varden’s Property.
Oh, what an incredible summer we’re in for…
Comment by Jon - BMR — June 14, 2016 @ 4:23 am
Thankyou John, for yesterdays UMB info!!!
Comment by GregJ. — June 14, 2016 @ 5:04 am
News HSR: very small premium wrt the last days…
Auryn Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:AUG) (GGTCF) (“Auryn”) and Homestake Resource Corporation (TSX VENTURE:HSR)(B6IH.F) (“Homestake”) are pleased to announce that they have entered into a binding letter agreement pursuant to which Auryn will acquire Homestake under a plan of arrangement (the “Arrangement”).
The acquisition price represents a premium of 13% to the closing price of Auryn shares as at June 13, 2016, a 31% premium to the volume weighted average price of Homestake shares on the TSX Venture Exchange for the 20-day period prior to June 14, 2016 and a 55% premium based on a 60-day volume weighted average price.
Comment by rgiroux — June 14, 2016 @ 5:20 am
AUG has nearly tripled in price this year, they’ve done well. They’ve also picked up HSR at a favorable price, would have liked to have seen a higher premium. DV is responding well at the open, gapping up to 43.5 and now trading at 46 cents. Definitely renewed interest in this particular area given this takeover this morning, DV’s news last night, and Hecla’s acquisition of a large land position.
Comment by Jon - BMR — June 14, 2016 @ 5:32 am
HSR shrholders may be a tad miffed. not much of a premium for a buyout particularly if AUG tanks to 2.38! wonder if a new suitor comes a calling ? hello Hecla , hello Sprott, pls help
Comment by david — June 14, 2016 @ 5:52 am
I agree, David…the all-share offer for HSR is valued at just under 16 cents ($8.9 million), but that valuation is based on what price AUG is at…in previous situations like this, PRB-AGE being a good example, initially the company initiating the takeover slips slightly on the dilution factor but then starts to head higher…AUG is getting a great deal…there’s obviously something going on in this area given the events of the past couple of weeks, and DV’s news last night…make sense to hold HSR.
Comment by Jon - BMR — June 14, 2016 @ 6:08 am
AUG – one of the directors was on SNIP, so they know the area and this looks like a fast track into an area play for AUG. the 5 yr chart for HSR shows a high of $1.00+, 4 yr is .30 cents, so gonna be some grumbling I’m sure. really hope this turns into a bidding war. add some drama while we wait for sampling and drilling results to start filtering out
Comment by david — June 14, 2016 @ 6:25 am
Jon
Wouldn’t you think Hecla would be making a run at Homesrake? Especially now when a value has been set.. Seems like Homestake is still very cheap?
Comment by GREGH — June 14, 2016 @ 6:53 am
There’s obviously been a lot of stuff going on behind the scenes, Gregh, which makes me believe HSR is still cheap after this takeover, but it’s valuation now is tied into AUG, which is up slightly in early trading. Read DV’s release last night. They obviously sensed Hecla was up to something. Why such the urgency to immediately pay back the loan? A lot of intrigue here which is good. Now DV has Sprott in their corner. More value is obviously being put on this area, and the resources that exist at Homestake and Dolly Varden deposits.
Comment by Jon - BMR — June 14, 2016 @ 6:58 am
Clean Commodities Corp.’s new website is live, it has lots of updated information on our project portfolio.
cleancommodities.com/
TSXV:CLE
Comment by ryankalt — June 14, 2016 @ 7:37 am
Jon
Curious to know do all CEO ‘s of mining companies have free access to the BMR site ? I see Ryan Kalt posts from time to time and was curious to know how that works? Thanks
Comment by GREGH — June 14, 2016 @ 8:09 am
Hi Greg, no they don’t – they’re just like you and everyday investors who need to pay for a subscription (Pro, Gold or basic) to access content and post as they wish…
Comment by Jon - BMR — June 14, 2016 @ 9:14 am
Jon
thanks for the clarification, appreciate it, now the big question how many CEO’S of mining companies have memberships that don’t ever post?
Comment by GREGH — June 14, 2016 @ 9:18 am
Took a little profit and grabbed more ggi, imo this is going to be quite the steal at this level, after Wednesday (fed nonsense) this one will rise.
Comment by Laddy — June 14, 2016 @ 9:26 am
There are lots that could, Gregh. Maybe there’s just shy or not as bold as Kalt. Ryan’s pushing hard and that’s what you want to see from any CEO. He’ll take CLE a long way this year.
Comment by Jon - BMR — June 14, 2016 @ 9:32 am
AXE – wow
Comment by dave — June 14, 2016 @ 9:55 am
AXE – wow is right , if they are right, that is a huge deal for oil sands production. now if only there was another pipeline for it
Comment by david — June 14, 2016 @ 10:12 am
Oh, darn, forget about that, David…no pipelines allowed in Canada anymore! The Brits are about to end western political civilization as we know it, but the Canucks are going to save the planet!
Comment by Jon - BMR — June 14, 2016 @ 10:14 am