
Bulls make money, bears make money ... pigs? They get slaughtered! - Gordon Gecko
No link addedCompany Overview Scully Royalty Ltd. (NYSE: SRL) is a Shanghai-based holding company (incorporated 2017, formerly MFC Bancorp Ltd.) with roots dating back to 1956.Read more

Excellon Resources Inc. is a Toronto-based mineral exploration and development company focused on silver and gold projects in Peru, the United States, and Germany.Read more

A 5-Year stock price analysis for IMPACT Silver Corp (TSXV:IPT) in a monetary metals bull market + an equity crash scenario similar to post 1999. As of November 28, 2025, IPT trades at ~CA$0.28 (~$0.20 USD) with a $66M USD market cap and 323.73M shares outstanding, post-$16M financing.Read more

Abcourt Mines Inc. is a Canadian gold exploration and development company focused on properties in northwestern Quebec.Read more

Overview of Cassiar Gold Corp (TSXV: GLDC) Cassiar Gold Corp is a Canadian junior exploration company focused on its 100% owned, district-scale Cassiar Gold Property in northern British Columbia. The property spans 590 km² and includes two main areas: Cassiar North (home to the Taurus bulk-tonnage deposit and Newcoast prospect) and Cassiar South (historical high-grade vein systems with ~25 km of underground workings).Read more

Stock Analysis: GR Silver Mining Ltd. (TSXV:GRSL) This analysis provides a 5-year stock price forecast for GR Silver Mining Ltd.Read more

Below is a comprehensive market analysis of Bunker Hill Mining Corp. (OTCPK:BHLL), focusing on the Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE), share structure, large investors, catalysts, value versus price, and a 5-year forecast assuming silver prices at $100/oz, and 9% annual inflation.Read more

Key Assumptions Metal Prices: Gold at $4,500/oz (80% above ~$2,500/oz) and silver at $100/oz (233% above ~$30/oz), held constant for simplicity. Real Inflation Rate: 8% annually, increasing operating costs (e.g., all-in sustaining costs, AISC) and potentially compressing valuation multiples.Read more

Previous mistake rectified. So as pointed out in the comments, Chevron won the Hess bid (rather than Exxon) and took a large portion of the Stabroek block.Read more
