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I have been reviewing Volta Metals ’ recently updated Springer REE deposit mineral resource estimate (https://www.voltametals.ca/s/VLTA-NR-2026-02-23.pdf) and wanted to contextualize its scale on an in-situ value basis relative to more conventional precious and base metal deposits. In the independent Springer resource estimate conducted by SLR Consulting, a net metal revenue (“NMR”) of C$159/t is applied to the 56.6 Mt of indicated resources and C$128/t to the 119.5 Mt of inferred resources, implying a combined in-situ value of approximately C$24.3 billion.Read more
Discovery Silver now has a working gold mine in Canada that brings in cash today, plus a much larger silver project in Mexico that could become the next big growth leg if it clears key approvals. The big question is whether permits and funding line up without too much share dilution before construction starts.Read more

Catalysts The main catalyst is a recovery in customer activity after the recent revenue shock. Zoomd’s Q1 2026 revenue fell 62% year over year to $6.9 million, mainly because two major customers changed their operating models.Read more
Catalysts The main catalyst is that Minera Alamos has moved from being mostly a development story to being a real cash-flowing gold producer. Q1 2026 showed this clearly.Read more
Denarius Metals is already mining in Colombia and aims to become a real gold-and-silver producer once its new processing plant comes online, which could turn today’s trial shipments into steadier sales. The catch is that it’s juggling several projects and a complicated funding setup, so execution and costs matter as much as the ore grade.Read more

A newly listed Canadian explorer is betting it can turn a large, near-surface gold find into something bigger by drilling beyond the old boundaries and tightening up what’s already known. With good access, straightforward processing, and hints of copper and silver on the same ground, the next round of results could change how the market views the project—though delays, funding needs, and gold prices still matter.Read more

BlackBerry’s comeback hinges on software quietly embedded in cars worldwide, built for systems that can’t afford to fail and hard for automakers to replace once it’s in. Now that same safety-focused foundation is being pushed into robots, factories, and medical devices—offering a new growth path, but with long wait times and real execution risk.Read more
A small Canadian explorer says its Kena project already holds a large gold deposit and could grow further by folding in past drilling and adding copper and silver for the first time. The next drill season and a new independent resource update could be the moment that proves whether this discount is deserved or not.Read more

This small Canadian company owns stakes in two US specialty surgery hospitals, but a big part of the cash flow goes to its physician partners. The real question is whether management uses its large cash pile to buy back shares, pay a special dividend, or sell a hospital—or lets the discount linger.Read more