Natural Resource Stocks

Sonora Gold disclosed the purchase of roughly 2,600 hectares of adjacent brown‑field land—including a former mine and historic drill holes—raising the total Cerro Caliche footprint to almost 4,000 hectares in a highly mineralized corridor. The acquisition is meant to expand the resource, accelerate the environmental impact statement and valuation updates, and enhance share liquidity as the company pushes toward production.

Greenbridge Metals (GRBM) outlines its Minnesota copper‑nickel‑cobalt portfolio, highlighting a 43‑101 resource of roughly 300 Mt at 0.53% Cu‑eq, the de‑risking of the Serpentine asset, promising assay results from previously un‑tested core at Skibo, and a planned $1‑1.5 M drill campaign at Titac. The company reports $5‑6 M in cash, a recent $6 M private placement, and trades on the CSE (GRBM), OTCQB (GBMF) and Frankfurt (J48), positioning itself to capitalize on U.S. critical‑metal tailwinds while engaging local communities in Minnesota.

Dryden Gold details an aggressive 2026 exploration program, expanding its drilling plan from roughly 20‑23 k m to about 35 k m supported by a projected $12 million budget and recent capital raises, with key targets including Sheridan, Gold Rock, Big Master and the newly discovered Henman. The company emphasizes a strong cash position, strategic partnerships with Centa Gold and Alamos Gold, a 70,000‑hectare district‑scale property in northwestern Ontario, and pledges bi‑weekly press releases of drill results throughout the year.

Silver One Resources (SVE / SLVRF / BRK1) outlines its plan to restart the historic Candelaria silver mine in Nevada, which holds a 108 million‑ounce silver‑equivalent resource across measured, indicated and inferred categories and is moving toward a prefeasibility study later this year, while also discussing the high‑grade Phoenix Silver copper‑silver project in Arizona and the early‑stage Cherokee vein target in eastern Nevada. The interview highlights a C$195 million market cap, C$4 million of cash, a seasoned senior team, ongoing drilling and geophysical work, and the need for additional financing to advance development.

Banyan Gold’s CEO Tara Christie outlines the company’s 8‑million‑ounce Yukon gold‑silver project—an open‑pit, surface‑accessible deposit with excellent road, hydro and power infrastructure next to existing mines—highlighting a realistic four‑year permitting timeline and a $40 million treasury that funds a 40,000‑metre drill program through 2026. She stresses the current market undervaluation relative to peers, noting upcoming Q2 resource updates, a maiden PA in the fall, and the opportunity for investors to capitalize on the project’s scale, proximity to infrastructure, and clean‑title ownership.

In this episode, macro strategist Laurent Laku explains how a Chinese naval blockade of Taiwan could choke the world’s shipping lanes, halt the flow of critical goods, and trigger a rapid freeze in global trade. He also outlines the cascading effects such a disruption would have on commodity markets, supply‑chain stability, and investor sentiment worldwide.

Revival Gold discusses its latest drill program at the Mker project in Utah, revealing grades 1.2‑1.8 g/t that are 10‑15% above the average resource and underpinning a $740 million NPV at $3,000/oz gold that could rise to over $2 billion at $4,000/oz, while outlining permitting progress, brownfield advantages, and the recent hire of General Manager Tim Barnett to accelerate a PFS and future heap‑leach production. The interview also highlights the company’s strong leverage, deep‑value positioning in the developer space, and provides ticker symbols (RVG on TSX‑V, RVLGF on OTCQX) and contact information for investors.

Roxmore Resources (CSE: RM, OTCQX: GLF) is pushing its massive Converse gold project in Nevada’s historic Battle Mountain trend—home to a near‑6 million‑ounce resource averaging 0.52 g/t and backed by prime infrastructure like the I‑80 corridor and nearby power lines—toward development. An updated pre‑feasibility study and resource revision at current gold prices are slated for release by early Q2, supported by a seasoned management team, strong institutional ownership and a solid cash runway to move the project toward construction.

The 2017 Wisconsin Mining for America Act overhauled permitting to reopen the state’s prolific VMS belt, allowing Greenlight Metals to become the first explorer back in central Wisconsin’s Ben Project, a high‑grade copper‑gold deposit with historic resources of 4.5 Mt at 1.8% Cu and 2.3 g/t Au. Greenlight now plans a 7,000‑meter drill campaign through April 2026, is well funded with C$11.5 M in cash, and will soon debut its U.S. OTC‑QB listing (GRLMF) as a catalyst for the project’s maiden resource.

two sentences.In this deep‑dive conversation, Simon Hunt examines the U.S. operation that captured Venezuelan leader Maduro and the subsequent fight for Venezuelan oil, framing it as Washington’s broader push to eject BRICS powers—Russia, China, India and Iran—from the Western Hemisphere. The discussion then expands to the geopolitical chessboard of the Arctic, looming Middle‑East confrontations, and the financial shockwaves that could reshape global energy, trade routes and the balance between a U.S.–led unipolar order and an emerging multipolar BRICS bloc.

In this interview, Scott Emerson of Kingsman Resources details the consolidation of fragmented claims in Chihuahua, Mexico into the Lost Colorus silver district, estimating over 200 million ounces of silver‑equivalent and announcing a recent drill hole that intersected more than 2 m of >1,000 g/t silver. He highlights a fully funded 2026 drill program, additional targets and upcoming results, urging investors to keep an eye on this under‑the‑radar opportunity.

.In this interview, Magma Silver CEO Steve Barley explains how the company has already secured drilling permits for its near‑surface silver‑gold project in Peru, outlining the straightforward 8‑ to 9‑month permitting process, required community and environmental work, and the upcoming 2026 drill program. He also highlights the extensive historic work by major miners, the low‑cost open‑pit operation with strong infrastructure, and a recent $5 million financing that positions the junior to advance exploration and become an attractive acquisition target.

In this interview Tom Luongo explains how the “Great Reset” narrative has flipped, arguing that control of global pricing for strategic commodities is moving from historic European (London) pricing hubs to the United States and China, effectively ending the LBMA’s dominance over gold and silver markets. He connects that shift to the collapse of the yen‑carry trade, new U.S. tariffs and Trump‑era policies, and warns that copper—and later other base metals—will become the next frontline in the worldwide monetary reset.