Category: Minerals
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Lithium South (TSXV: LIS) – Strategic Progress Drives 150%+ WE CALLED IT
On March 7th, we profiled Lithium South as a deeply undervalued lithium developer trading at just $0.10 per share, despite a robust Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) valuing its Hombre Muerto North (HMN) Project at US$938 million NPV. Since then, shares have surged over 150%, recently reaching $0.25, as the market begins to recognize the company’s…
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New Pacific Metals ($NUAG): Hidden Silver Giant or Geopolitical Gamble?
When it comes to silver developers in the junior mining space, few names spark as much debate as New Pacific Metals ($NUAG). Backed by strong insider ownership, no debt, and two significant silver projects, NUAG presents a compelling upside story — if you can stomach the jurisdiction risk. Let’s break down the potential using a…
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Electra Battery Materials: Big Money, Small Cap — and a Political Power Move in the Making (3 Minutes)
Electra Battery Materials is gaining attention as Canada approaches an election, highlighted by its cobalt sulfate refinery project. With C$20M in new funding and nearly complete financing, the refinery will supply North America’s electric vehicle industry. Political support and strategic investments position Electra as a crucial player in the energy transition.
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Impact of DRC Conflicts on Global Commodities
The DRC is facing intensified armed conflict, affecting global commodities, particularly cobalt, copper, and tantalum. As prices rise due to supply chain threats, former President Trump engages in “mineral diplomacy” to secure deals with the DRC. Concurrently, he promotes U.S. mining initiatives, reflecting a shift in global resource geopolitics.
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Investing in the Future: Zeus North America Mining’s Big Bet on Copper (2 Minutes)
In the world of investing, the biggest gains come from seeing the future before the rest of the market catches on. The companies that dominate tomorrow are the ones making moves today. And right now, Zeus North America Mining (CSE: ZEUS) is positioning itself as a future giant in the critical minerals sector.
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Lithium South (TSXV: LIS) – A Sleeper Lithium Play Ready to Wake Up? (3 Minutes)
If you’ve been paying attention to lithium stocks lately, you know it’s been brutal out there. The industry, once riding high on the EV boom, has been in a deep correction as lithium prices dropped from their insane highs. But here’s the thing: lithium demand isn’t going anywhere—it’s only going up. Right now, smart investors…
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ISO Energy (TSXV: ISO) – Is Now the Right Time to Increase Your Position?
ISO Energy Ltd. ($ISO) has been making headlines recently, and with uranium at a 17 month all-time low, the question arises: Is this the right time to increase your position in ISO Energy? While the market conditions may appear challenging, there could still be compelling reasons to consider this uranium exploration company.
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Why Uranium Stocks Are Ready to Take Off in 2025: A Golden Investment Opportunity (3 Minutes)
The uranium market is heating up, and smart investors are starting to take notice. With global supply deficits, rising demand for nuclear energy, and geopolitical factors restricting production, uranium stocks are looking increasingly attractive. If you’re searching for a high-upside investment that could generate significant returns within the next year, uranium stocks like Aero Energy…
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The Impact of EV Demand on Junior Miners 🚗🔋 (3 Minutes)
The rise of electric vehicles (EVs) is reshaping industries across the globe, and one of the most profoundly affected sectors is mining—particularly junior mining companies. As automakers push to electrify their fleets and governments ramp up sustainability goals, demand for critical battery metals such as lithium, nickel, cobalt, and graphite has surged. This growing need…
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Lithium’s Big Comeback in 2025? The Energy Squeeze is Just Beginning 🔋⚡(2 Minutes)
In 2025, the lithium market may experience a significant turnaround as demand for EVs, energy storage, and computing rises. Analysts predict a supply deficit by 2027, emphasizing the need for major investments to meet future energy consumption demands.
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