The BMR Top 50 Opportunities List unveiled in early December 2015 is now up a staggering 138% over just 6+ months with 46% of the picks posting triple-digit percentage gains.
The 138% overall return for the 50 companies compares to a 38% advance for the Venture and a 17% climb in Gold during the same period. The TSX is up 5% since then, the Dow is flat while the NASDAQ has fallen 4.8%.
Individual category performances (comprising 50 stocks) are as follows:
PRODUCERS: Up 106%
NEAR-PRODUCERS: Up 163%
EXPLORERS: Up 140%
EXPLORER SLEEPERS UNDER A NICKEL: Up 267%
NON-RESOURCE: Up 15%
In this morning’s report is an updated performance review of each category through the end of last week’s trading, and comments on individual companies for our subscribers. In total, 40 or 80% of the 50 picks have increased in value over the last 6+ months,8 are down and 2 are unchanged. The average return so far, as mentioned, is an impressive 138% or about 275% on an annualized basis. Pure Gold Mining (PGM, TSX-V) tops the list with a gain of 529% followed by Cordoba Minerals (CDB, TSX-V) at 377% and Nemaska Lithium (NMX, TSX-V) at 327%.
Not included in the above statistics are the 28 recent additions (NEW ADDITIONS), companies that have been added at various times since late February – about half of them since the beginning of May. Combined, this group is already up nearly 50% with 3 companies in the Golden Triangle’s Heart of Gold Camp leading the way – Colorado Resources (CXO, TSX-V), SnipGold (SGG, TSX-V) and Aben Resources (ABN, TSX-V) with short-term gains of 254%, 150% and 114%, respectively. Garibaldi Resources (GGI, TSX-V), pushing deeper into the Heart of Gold Camp with interesting news this morning (June 15), seems ready for a major rebound.
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Nice land position for GGI—their colors are filling in on this new Heart of Gold camp area map:
garibaldiresources.com/i/photos/king/GGI_Area_Play_Map_May_18.jpg
Comment by Maxwell — June 15, 2016 @ 7:32 am
Hi all, have you noticed on the GGI map, the fluo green lands surrounding KSP (and elsewhere) described as “recent staking”, without any company name associated with it. Interesting…
Comment by rgiroux — June 15, 2016 @ 7:56 am
Yes, we’re trying to find out about that, rgiroux…the 2 red blocks above the E&L (not marked as PSP) are PSP and GGI’s claims, they could have made that more clear…it’s going to be an incredible summer in this district as everything starts to unfold…
Comment by Jon - BMR — June 15, 2016 @ 8:02 am
I expect CXO to be drilling by the weekend.
Comment by Mmurphy — June 15, 2016 @ 8:15 am
What’s a good level for GGI accumulation with DBV starting to trade at 12 too! 8.5 seems cheap, Jon? Thanks!
Comment by STEVEN1 — June 15, 2016 @ 8:29 am
Just like DBV was a smart pick-up when it was below .10, Steven1, so too is GGI as I believe we’ll all see shortly.
Comment by Jon - BMR — June 15, 2016 @ 9:37 am
What impresses me on the Heart of Gold area map is the size of the land position held by ESK. Its proximity to a past producing mine and current known deposits make it a no brainer to me, and the stock is on sale today.
Comment by DBReese — June 15, 2016 @ 10:20 am
Not just the size, DBReese, but the quality of the geology…it looks quite likely that there’s another Eskay Creek-type deposit hiding there somewhere…a lot of work has been carried out, there are new interpretations and they’re closer than ever at putting the pieces together…I’m expecting a much bigger company to step in and do an option with ESK…and that’s exactly what the project needs…
Comment by Jon - BMR — June 15, 2016 @ 10:32 am
SBB review board says no to project
Comment by TheSkipper — June 16, 2016 @ 2:47 am
I see ggi have permits in hand for king,but just curious how that works for the new areas they just got,do they have to apply for permits as well,and do you think they are still advancing rodadero,not much being said.
Comment by Laddy — June 16, 2016 @ 4:23 am
Laddy, the King is almost drill-ready – permits are in hand and after a little more follow-up on the ground (a few weeks worth of work), it’ll be ready for drilling. There are several promising zones at King North that include different styles of mineralization including high-grade Gold. Keep in mind, at the height of the Eskay boom in 1989, there was some limited drilling at the King Property and a high-grade Gold vein was delineated that graded an average of 1 ounce per tonne. As for Palm Springs and E&L, the immediate priority I imagine would be to get onto those properties and carry out some initial exploration work to guide the next stage. There’s a deposit at E&L of course and I would expect some new modeling based on all the historical data. Something important to keep in mind—-GGI’s ground includes claims that cover at least half the entire eastern border of Colorado’s KSP, where drilling begins shortly at the Inel target to the NW. The E&L rests right along the eastern border, and up and down that border (north to south) there are MINFILE occurrences. As for Mexico, the program at Rodadero including Rambo is ongoing and hopefully we’ll get an update on that in the near future along with other happenings in Mexico.
Comment by Jon - BMR — June 16, 2016 @ 4:36 am
thanks,i guess with gold up everyone is really getting the itch,and it looks like what the us$ is doing doesn’t really matter at this time, that’s good.
Comment by Laddy — June 16, 2016 @ 4:56 am
It seems Gold is fed-up with the establishment, too.
Comment by Jon - BMR — June 16, 2016 @ 5:04 am