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Evaluating alteration zone signatures in BC junior exploration
"They won't go bankrupt" and "The demand for their product or services will increase over time" are not strong fundamental reasons to invest
Micro-Cap Gold Explorer hitting on all drill holes in BC with Pending Assay
Micro-Cap Gold Explorer hitting on all drill holes in BC with Pending Assay
Micro-Cap Gold Explorer hitting on all drill holes in BC with Pending Assay
Canada's Sovereign AI Push with Telus (T/TU)
Need help with a community pilot project
Copper inventories are up, but it's strategic stockpiling
Three Canadian Penny Stocks On My List This Month
maybe Wilmac is also the test environment
the NRED Intelligent Mining name change makes more sense now
One AI data center = 50,000 tоnnes of copper. We're building 15 GW/year. Where's it all coming from?
$26.5B for memory chips. good luck financing a copper mine.
WD-40 is up 15% and I have learned nothing
AI is dead again. someone should tell the power grid.
AI keeps raising money. Copper still has to come out of the ground.
The copper names worth watching are the ones moving toward funding
copper supply is becoming a jurisdiction trade
critical minerals are not just a policy speech anymore
A 4.1 million record dataset and a nearly full early-access cohort is hard to ignore
Looking at data center power dynamics
Good morning. Green open, coffee hot, and market finally acting alive
canada does not need to dominate every metal to matter
canada has projects, but the capital gap is still there
A quick reality check on the Vicuna copper headline
NovaRed Mines Hires Top AI Expert – Could This Be A Game-Changer?
Clean demand zone plus visible bids is the setup I’m watching
Canada may already have the projects. The next question is who funds them
Canadian miners are getting a better capital backdrop
Anti-drone defense is becoming a copper and magnet supply-chain story
Canada and the U.S. are building the same mining supply chain
Three juniors I’m watching where the next catalyst is still measurable
The Katie Zacharia appointment is less political than it looks
Why would a copper explorer add a political and public-affairs strategist?
Border Logistics Matter More Than I Used To Think
Brazil shows critical minerals are becoming value-chain deals, not just rock deals
China pushback is why allied copper supply keeps getting re-rated
Brazil shows critical minerals are becoming value-chain deals, not just rock deals
This 52-week copper chart is kind of ridiculous: One is off the scale
Rio’s Chinalco stake is a reminder that copper is strategic, not just cyclical
BHP and Rio already got rewarded for copper exposure. Juniors may be the next layer.
The U.S. Is Putting Money Into Processing, Not Just Mining
Copper is not trading like a normal factory metal anymore
NovaRed just moved Wilmac into 2026 field program mode
A 16,078-Hectare Project Is Slowly Being Broken Into Smaller Decisions
The More Headlines I Read, The More I Think Scale Matters
A lot of copper stories are becoming infrastructure stories
NRED's MetalCore dataset just went from 305k records to 2.7M+
looks like we are sitting at the early part of the lassonde curve
spacex ipo puts raw materials back on my mining watchlist
wilmac update reads like target-building work before drilling
NRED's Wilmac update is more about stacked evidence than one sample
NRЕD's Wilmac update is more about stacked evidence than one sample
Tesla. SpaceX. And Now a BC Copper Explorer. The Supply Chain Keeps Getting Tighter.
the advisory board at NovaRed is starting to look pretty unusual for a junior explorer
NRED adds a retired U.S. Army colonel to its advisory board
The Copper Market Might Be Starting To Reward Optionality More Than Production Growth
Copper M&A Keeps Getting Bigger. The Question Is Whether Early-Stage BC Explorers Eventually Benefit Too.
Local Investor Discovers AI Boom Somehow Requires Physical Objects
AI IPOs are software stories, but the bottleneck may be physical
BC copper projects are getting easier to explain
AI capex is turning copper into an infrastructure trade
Cash Is a Competitive Advantage in Copper Exploration
Giustra says copper needs higher prices, but I think the M&A angle is the bigger tell
STMicro's insane guidance confirms the AI infrastructure boom is just getting started. What’s your play?
The copper rally is getting weird because inventories are rising too
building a simple copper watchlist before the supply gap gets louder
Copper Is Getting Squeezed From Every Direction: Output, Acid, Deficits And Permits
China’s Copper Boom Is Actually Making Me More Interested in BC Copper Stories
Zambia Copper Shutdowns Show How Fragile The Copper Supply Chain Is Getting
Canada is basically telling the U.S.: “If you want stable power and critical minerals, you need us.”
Copper is getting squeezed from every direction and BC juniors are starting to look a lot more interesting
Chile copper output hits a 9-year low. BC copper explorers just got more interesting
Chile copper output hits a 9-year low. BC copper explorers just got more interesting
China just hit record copper output, but the acid angle is the real story
spent 3 hours reading about sulphuric acid at 2am and now i can't stop thinking about copper
china’s sulphuric acid squeeze adds another weak spot to the copper supply chain
Copper Supply Is Tightening Worldwide, And NovaRed Mining Is Positioned In The Right Place At The Right Time
June 30 could be the next copper tariff hype date
Feels Like Copper Projects In Canada Are Starting To Matter More Geopolitically
Canada just told the US: we have the power and critical minerals you need
Critical Minerals Are Moving From Press Releases To Policy Infrastructure
The Biggest Problem For Junior Miners Is Standing Out - NovaRed May Finally Have A Differentiator
FCX Is Already Running. Now The Market May Start Hunting Copper Torque Lower Down The Chain
Cobre Panama shows why copper supply risk is bigger than geology
Chile's copper agency just raised its 2026 copper forecast. Explorers should be on watch
Copper Holds Near $6.40 As AI And Data Center Demand Keep Squeezing Supply
FCX is already running. Now copper traders may start looking lower down the chain
News may 29, Integra Resources ITRG permit valided !
AI needs copper before it needs another roadmap.
Canada is quietly becoming the place the world wants its copper to come from
NovaRed Quietly Put Together One Of The More Interesting Small-Cap Copper Narratives I Have Seen Recently
Copper Exploration Starts Looking Different When Governments Treat Metals Like Strategic Assets
NovaRed Technicals Starting To Look Interesting Again
AI might end up being one of the biggest copper demand stories ever
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It’s deeper than that but also not that deep. Bro got hustled and is saving face trying to defuse shit from 0 BC.
I kinda wish I can reach through my phone or laptop screen and grab a mfer by the lapel screaming “JUST BC A PRODUCT IS COOL OR USEFUL DOESN’T MEAN IT’LL BE PROFITABLE”
No in BC. You should visit WallStreet Bets! By the way my predictions to short oil at 85 with HOD and get IREN LEAPS when it dropped to 20s was correct for anyone who followed.
***“Alexa how much protein is in a bottle of shampoo”*** **- Sun Tzu, 495BC**
500 BC Sun Tse already wrote... you can win any battle by outmanning the enemy by a factor 5 till 10... attack is always costly in terms of lives lost because mostly the attacking soldiers have only a small interest in fighting where an attacked enemy has a strong interest to defend himselves. Further In general kings should avoid warfare because it is costly and can ruin the country.
\> From the first 1900BC futures markets in Mesopotamia and the first 1602 stock market in Amsterdam, markets' main purpose across history was always to transfer and consolidate wealth from the poor to the rich. seems like it has done a really poor job cause the poor people in 1900BC Mesopotamia were way poorer than now.
they have too many brands and cant dedicate spend to them all. They just bought top line garbage revenue with no GOOD gross margins. It starts with the gross margin. The fact that trulieve is over 60% is why I think they will be one of the survivors. Also, broken coast is supposed to be premium. Everyone talks about BC bud. They aren't branding and dedicating their time on awesome products. And agree, they are always 2 quarters away from being 2 quarters away. this playbook worked for them for a long time, now not so much. I will never forget simon talking about you need to be able to support brands with marketing and sales dollars. and buying too many brands was bad, and then we went and did it. He also talked about being a 4 billion in sales company "without the usa" and then backtracked and said of course with the usa.
Always does. It’s in every economics book from 1000 BC to 2026.
LMAO since youre in BC, thats a fed + prov tax rate on business income of around 53%. CRA is 100% nailing this as business income. Tfsa overcontribution is 1% of excess every month. Delay them with lawyers and you rack up fees from them and CRA
Check the terms on yty BC real estate funds will lock your money for years. I always read everything before I put money into illiquid stuff. Cant get trapped when you actually need the cash - thats how people panic sell at the worst time
BC I believe in bribes and nepotism
“Sex ™️©️” *Grug - 20,000 BC*
**“Gay bears gonna get railed at open, Sex ™️ bots are a certainty at this point. Buy calls or take shrek cock up butt**” *Sun Tzu - 554 BC*
# “GOING TO THE JEWELLER, BUST THE AP YEAH 🧔🏼♂️👍🏻 # SLIDE ON THE WATER LIKE A JET-SKI YEAH 🇮🇪 # IM TRYNA FUCK YOU 🫵 AND YOUR BESTIE YEAH 👍🏻 “ *- Sun Tzu, 554 BC*
BC op is coping hard Got caught performance-chasing with their pants down and they’re trying to rationalize the loss
Yes nothing very New in the last years in regards to how money is created and used. It worked in 568 BC after all!
no shit same thing happened in BC Canada with the Tumbler Ridge shooting the shooter had chats with ChatGPT
I'd upvote BC im interested Japan, but instant Dow vote because vmeverything is ai
Didnt arabs solve this problem in line 10000 BC?
Was more refering to the BC hill folk. You're way more trashy than you think you are tho. Like jarringly trashy. This is coming from someone who's spent a lot of time in washington and oregon, the trashiest of US trashbag states. I'd rank BC as the 4th most trashbag state. But ya, sure, its not cost effective to traffic fentanal there.
Everything is more expensive, but its worth it. Also, the economy is the best its ever been since 200BC
Why does it mean anything If she's not in BC you shouldn't want to nut in her. If you don't like the sex that's another thing
The First Revolt of the Plebs: Occurred in 494 BC, when the plebeians marched out of Rome to the Sacred Mount to protest debt slavery and a lack of political rights, establishing the office of the Tribune of the Plebs. The Fall of the Western Roman Empire: Conventionally dated to 476 AD, when the Germanic chieftain Odoacer deposed the last Western emperor, Romulus Augustulus.
As an Asian man, I liked that there was mixed races. The story was based off of BC era. Even then… there were probably many races. A lot of stories are baselined off of the Odysseus, even kid shows. There’s homage to it everywhere. I enjoyed it as well, wish it was a tv series because I felt it could have went more in depth. It’s easy for me to look past race, because it doesn’t matter to me. The story was great and the vision of this one was better than expected. Sound effects on 10.
CN-BC: Man at local bazaar accused of selling fraudulent afterlife insurance, Pharaoh to send agents to the afterlife to investigate
STOP HOLDING YOUR FUCKING TRADES AND THEM COMPLAINING BC YOU WANT SOME HOME RUN! Seriously make your money on the 5-10 min candles and go home. Fuck this whole market, we get it, but stop holding and then losing all your money.
ON? Here in BC we have been fairly lucky, so far.
Saudi Arabia has water and it’s all desert, but Vancouver, BC where it rains 9 months of 12, is running out of water. Could it be mismanagement?
No it fucking doesn't. I live in BC bro. Ain't no bag milk wack ass shit over here. Don't associate me with those weird fucks.
Thought you were a Brit 😅 Yeah, BC here. The Kelowna area that makes better wine than Cali lol.
Credible? FPX nickle is an early stage nickel mine, which already has investment from three major japanese firms, and JOGMEC. The province of BC has also declared it a major project. Were talking about one of the most environmentally friendly types of mines possible (no acid tailings because they extract nickel with magnets). Its slated to have a mine life 35+ years. Its quite a rare situation to have that much focus on a mining project this early which doesnt even have a feasibility study The major risk is financing though which is 2 billion.
The problem is there’s still a lot of BC shares being sold that are gonna bring negative pressure on share price, and then you have to remember sumit is there at the top leading nothing and again with BC there he just keeps his job with a plummeting share price.
Way cheaper to build in Alberta than QC or ON. Alberta has plenty of energy infrastructure. Build in BC? Jesus. You have any idea how much land costs here? Seems pretty obvious decision to me.
**Verdict: No — CHWY is not currently a clean short-squeeze setup.** It has some squeeze-sensitive features, but the key pressure indicators are not strong enough. **Why:** CHWY trades around **$20.56**, with market cap about **$8.62B**, P/E about **34.3**, and current volume below the reported average-volume base used in short-interest calculations. Latest reported short interest is **25.31M shares**, down **9.36%** from the prior report, with **days to cover around 2.4**. That is not extreme; strong squeezes usually need rising short interest and a much tighter cover window. The float data is messy: MarketBeat shows **6.20% of public float**, Yahoo shows **10.93%**, while Ortex/Fintel-style “free float” calculations show much higher figures around **66%–70%**. The higher number likely reflects Chewy’s unusual dual-class/control structure, not necessarily actual borrow stress. Chewy reports **232.5M Class A** and **176.5M Class B** shares outstanding, with BC Partners owning **43.2%** of shares and **88.4%** voting power. Borrow stress is low: recent borrow-fee data shows roughly **0.32%** with millions of shares available to borrow. That argues against an imminent forced-cover squeeze. Fundamentally, Chewy is not a weak distressed short: Q1 2026 sales rose **7.7%**, adjusted EBITDA rose to **$253.1M**, adjusted EBITDA margin was **7.5%**, active customers rose **3.6%**, and free cash flow improved to **$70.8M**. But the catalyst backdrop is mixed: recent earnings were not a major upside surprise, full-year revenue guidance was reportedly cut to **$13.4B–$13.55B**, and investors remain cautious about stretched consumers and pet-category softness. **Conclusion:** CHWY has **moderate squeeze potential**, mainly because of confusing/free-float mechanics and elevated bearish positioning, but it is **not poised for a high-probability short squeeze right now**. The missing pieces are: rising short interest, high borrow cost, scarce borrow availability, explosive call buying, and a fresh upside catalyst.
BC recently had anti data center protests. Its not like the Canadian economy is flying. I dont get ppl
Neither Ontario, Quebec, nor BC has a spare 1000 MW sitting around. The recently completed Site C dam will produce 5100 GWh per year and took a decade to build. The proposed data centre requires about 8300 GWh per year.
Really curious as to why they would choose Alberta, it's nowhere close any high density population. Yeah, in the article it mentions natural gas and electricity, but Ontario and Quebec (and maybe even BC) could have provided good electricity infrastructure that wouldn't have relied on natural gas. It's really a strange location for a datacenter.
No other operators that I'm aware of. This rule is also only for Ontario and BC afaik, but someone correct me if I'm wrong on that. That's why sndl has direct control in Alberta. Is there merit? Probably. SNDL is the only LP with retail operations in Ontario. Have they organized it in a way to be able to legally navigate this without taking a hit? Maybe 🤷♂️ If their franchises aren't actually independent, which is very possible, then they're looking at divesting all stores in the biggest province. Worst case scenario, they lose the ability to operate in Ontario at all and get hit with hefty fines(unlikely imo but possible). It really just comes down to what the province determines. This could be anywhere from nothing to a devastating blow to the business.
You are expecting Jesus knows how to drive the car though.. dude hasnt even have his driving licence since BC!
BC interior here. Basically nobody here cares. You play soccer when you are 5, and move on with life
Bruh imagine if your country peaked in 3000 BC.
Times are getting tough. Time to bust out my AMD BC-250(PS5 "Lite" if one existed) that I bought back when they were $60. Game on a budget.
BC too, and yeah 1:30am is considered the morning....
Smart screen. Copper names pulling back on light volume? That's a gift. HBM and FM are solid, but the early-stage names in BC with that kind of land package? Hard to ignore.
I am talking about options as a whole. Not sure you are aware, but without understanding multi-legged options strategies, you cannot pass the basic licensing exams to become a stockbroker. The point you are making is valid, but it isn’t related to the point I was making. Yes, there are many viable options strategies for making money. My point is that is not their original purpose (Google the first options contract from 600 BC). My point is also that these strategies are not suitable for the vast majority of retail traders.
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Location is becoming everything. A great rock in a bad jurisdiction is just a rock. BC's Quesnel belt checks both boxes - stable, proven, and near infrastructure. Good filter.
BC as well, and its all leaf here.
Nostradamus predicted this in 1700 BC
I'm looking for two words to signal corporate reversal : financial discipline Until then, CEOs and VPs will go full AI BC FOMO
Enjoy your job as janitor at BC transit.
True, but Canada has American Coastal cost of living with a Cuban tax rate on flyover/rustbelt average wage. Everything is expensive, taxes are high, it's fucking cold all the time, and somehow the government has deluded Canadians into just whining about Americans rather than acknowledging the endless ineptitude of its own government causing 90% of the issues. It's a country that utterly despises success, in any shape, and does everything it can to hamper and punish it. To its own detriment. Countries all have their pluses and minuses, absolutely, but Canada would have been a failed state capitred by others if it was historically located somewhere like Europe, it's greatest asset is that America was next to it, yet they absolutely despise America, the entire Canadian identity is not "we are Canadian because x." It's a bunch of small factions that all hate each other. BC hates the prairies, the prairies hate the east, Quebec hates everyone, the east coast just wants to fish and drink, which, probably the most based part of the country let's be honest, and nobody even remembers the northern provinces exist, so they don't matter for any reason, just like Alaska. The only uniting thread in the entire country. Is "we arnt Americans" and "we like maple syrup/time Hortons" which is just... A marketing gimmick selling a shitty product, and, hating another group because your group is worse off. Canadians don't have an identity outside of products and not being American. That's literally all they have. Their entire identity.
Ramesses II 1303 BC – 1213 BC in Egypt, did the same thing. /s
BC bull market beneficiary here 👋 https://preview.redd.it/mqsr0ofv1j7h1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ee86161f22bf935f2051a429c80b45016d0182c9
Fuck all of this AI shit. I just had to argue with my kid that she can drive 100km/hr on the highway if that is the posted speed. Google's AI said that a new driver in BC Canada is not allowed to go over 80km/h no matter what. Factually incorrect, but the younglings think that AI is God. Teachable moment, but we are cooked. We didn't ask for it, we don't need it and it is garbage.
BC you are allowed to make money in the U.S.
I don't know, someone posted on Facebook about price of beef in Costco in BC and I looked at a Costco in the USA and was higher. Like higher before conversion. Was shocked actually.
Reddit still living up to its name of hating anyone/thing associated with the political "right" We ban people for being overtly political but it's ok to be overtly offensive towards someone in a "passive political" sense because we're attacking their "character" and not their "politics" [https://tenor.com/view/chillbro-cat-%D0%BA%D0%BE%D1%82%D0%B8%D0%BA-%D0%BA%D0%BE%D1%82%D0%B8%D0%BA-%D0%BC%D0%BE%D1%80%D0%B3%D0%B0%D0%B5%D1%82-gif-10925748526361103416](https://tenor.com/view/chillbro-cat-%D0%BA%D0%BE%D1%82%D0%B8%D0%BA-%D0%BA%D0%BE%D1%82%D0%B8%D0%BA-%D0%BC%D0%BE%D1%80%D0%B3%D0%B0%D0%B5%D1%82-gif-10925748526361103416)
Today feels like a generational ponzi scheme. BUT I CANT EVEN GAMBLE IN IT BC ALL THE TRADING SERVERS ARE DOWN
Vancouver BC? I was born there, it's a vibe
Although to be fair, it’s the government that sabotaged the industry with corporate licensing. So I can’t be too angry at high tide. Canna Cabana got lucky. But I have every right to rant as a supporter of the culture and industry. We in BC helped get it legal in the first place. The government came and sabotaged most of it.
It’s really sad. There’s been such a rich cannabis history in BC. Lot’s of the corporates employ people that don’t even smoke. What a tragedy. In fast food there are multiple choices within a neighbourhood. With cannabis there are distance regulations. So many people get stuck with crappy corporates in their community. You’re right. Profits over culture.
I mean we are here to make money. I would also consider McDonalds a stain on society compared to traditional diners, but it was a great investment back in the 80s. Obviously the situation is much different in BC because of the 8-store-limit.
BC NVDA is spy. SPY go down NVDA go down.
Selling your AI stocks now is the same as selling your fire stocks 1,500,000 BC
Yeah that's called inflation, i miss when handy behind the local caveman habitat cost only 2 pretty seashells in 15000 BC
small BC explorer adds a veteran and suddenly the comments turn into mining HR analysis
No, because it requires mining which is more intensive than BC, and definitely more intensive than adding a few 0s to a bank account balance your favorite central banker can do with fiat.
Didn't specify if it was 202 AD or BCE. 202 BC was pivotal with the defeat of Hannibal, and the opening of the Nasdaq
I don't tend to talk about work in general. Especially with old ties to crypto. I won't hide it tho if people want me to delve into details. I'm not compatible with anyone that cares too\* much about that. Last girl I met was at the local dive bar playing pinball with some friends at karaoke night. Currently interested in two girls who are friends of friends. I'm thinking about inviting one to Shambhala this year (BC's biggest rave / festival). I go every year with the same crew of \~8-10 people \^.\^
There are 18 different Samsungs listed in Korea. Samsung electronics is the one that has the fabs for memory and logic. It can be traded in Europe FRA: SSU and LON: BC94 Dip coming in Monday so it could be a decent entry, if you believe that memory trade has more rocket fuel left.
Shit bud. In BC Canada a quarter pounder meal is $18 fuckin dollars.
I actually do have a small position. It´s a bet on people being dumb. And while I could live with it going to zero if it proved me wrong, I look at the Musk cult and am not convinced yet. Remember: People voted to pay him a trillion Dollar to have him focus on the Tesla turnaround and now they fall over their feet to buy into the other company he was preparing for IPO after they voted. I fear, BC will rebounce in a year or two.
No one is complaining about BC dropping. It´s the only same movement in the markets right now...
Ok, I´ll just ask: How is it possible that we only hear from the BC sale by MSTR in a filing? Wasn´t the only somewhat redeeming feature of that stuff that every trade was public? Did no one in the scene see that sale? Aren´t cryptards wathing that wallet like hawks?
I don´t see BC meaningful below 40. I think, there is still a tardbottom for now. But who knows.
It´s meaningless. There is no economic power behind it. Just liquidity. It doesn´t corelate to anything meaningfully over time. I don´t know how often I wrote it: BC crashed 50% or more 7 times in 13 years. It´s a dumb indicator. Right now moth liquidity is drawn to other fomo lights.
Nah not really, at least not anymore. It just goes down when the NASDAQ goes down, but it never goes up with it. I'm getting tired of this dead asset, sold a lot of my BC to invest in stocks and it turned out well for me so far. Opportunity cost is a thing. Can't wait years for Bitcoin to move its ass.
In BC, Canada you could afford a luxury shed for that price. No mansion for you
Gold, stocks, and RE are tangible assets. BC is not. It's a digital "coin" backed by nothing but hype and FOMO. Hype and FOMO are the only things that kept it propped up. Both are dwindling fast.
# The Copper Demand is Exceeding The Global Supply Says Groves [https://youtu.be/BC5hdlvXVR0?si=ak8bGZ2oToD4XM4M](https://youtu.be/BC5hdlvXVR0?si=ak8bGZ2oToD4XM4M)
NREDF is one of the smaller names I'm watching because it combines the copper theme with BC exposure
One reason I like BC copper stories is that there is already a real industrial ecosystem in place
And we dont even know what province they are in. For example, in BC you need to be 19, so that takes out 2021. So that's all quite a small seed to get rolling up a hill in an initial bear market, as a young kid with enough money to max out each year.
["AST said in an emailed statement that its near-term launches "are unaffected; none of the missions planned for the next few months are scheduled with Blue Origin." Its satellites "are designed to be launcher-agnostic, and we have agreements in place with multiple launch providers, giving us flexibility across our launch program." Blue Origin and Amazon Leo didn't comment."](https://communicationsdaily.com/article/2026/06/01/blue-origin-launch-calamity-could-spell-problems-for-amazon-and-ast-2605290007?BC=bc_6a1a2d18c7eac) well done asts dip buyers
Space the only space stock green, BC of the regarded people on this subs for sure
This is a hidden killer for a lot of mining margins. The cost of logistics is going to break weak projects this year. That's exactly why I've been pivoting to juniors in mining-friendly hubs with direct road access. Check out NovaRed Mining (CSE: NRED / OTCQB: NREDF). Their Wilmac Project is in BC, completely road-accessible, and literally 10 km away from an active giant (Copper Mountain Mine). They already confirmed surface anomalies up to 1.67% Cu. Plus, to have capital on expensive, blind drilling during a high-cost environment, they are deploying a proprietary AI exploration platform they built with PRAI Inc. (filed a USPTO patent last month). It uses a probabilistic scoring engine to pinpoint targets before they even spin a drill bit. Early-stage (around 74M CAD market cap), but structurally insulated from the overseas supply chain mess you just described.
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Why are they putting these things in Utah? Why not put them in Alaska? Northern Alberta or Northern BC would be a good place as well. Endless cheap Canadian natty and it's naturally cold, surrounded by water. Like AECO is basically $1.50 cdn
I’ve been in stone tablets since 2000BC
75 countries. $1B+. White House recognition. And he's advising a 16k hectare BC explorer? Either this guy loves copper or NovaRed is hiding something much bigger in the roadmap.
Are these numbers for a specific region? The expansion in Canada and BC is going to add an additional 40 metric tons which is a 30% increase so they’re already doing like 100 metric tons per year out of BC so I’m not sure what these numbers represent.