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PLUS: More Uranium, Please
Greetings Contrarian,
Source: Trading Economics, Numerco.
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π Eye-Watering High Grade Copper
π 33m of 12 g/t Gold Eq
π More Uranium, Please
π Eye-Watering High Grade Copper
Benton Resources Inc. (TSXV: BEX) announces assay results for recent drill holes at the Great Burnt Copper Deposit, Ontario, Canada.
Highlights:
26.87m of 7.18% Cu
13m of 8.31% Cu
6.9m of 5.91% Cu
The company's drill program is ongoing, with several drill holes still awaiting assay results.
π 33m of 12 g/t Gold Eq
HighGold Mining Inc. (TSXV: HIGH) (OTCQX: HGMIF) provides an update on its 2023 exploration and development program, specifically focusing on the Johnson Tract polymetallic Gold Project in Southcentral Alaska, USA.
Highlights:
56.6m of 7.8 g/t AuEq, including
33.6 m of 12.1 g/t AuEq, and including
4.9 m of 34.9 g/t AuEq
Minerals present are Au, Ag, Cu, Pb, Zn. The current news created a 5.5% bump as we type this, but the offers are coming in hard so itβs a toss-up on what happens from now until end of day.
π More Uranium, Please
Sprott Physical Uranium Trust, aka SPUT (a closed-ended trust created to invest and hold substantially all of its assets in physical uranium), has announced an update to its at-the-market equity programβ.
They can issue up to an additional US$125 million of trust units. In short, what this means is that rich old dudes in Florida will give money to Sprott, and they in turn will fill their coffers and go buy moreβ¦.. You guessed it. Uranium. In the spot market.
Which is up like, 60%+ YTD. π
π° In Other News:
π¦ Tweet Of The Day
What could possibly go wrong ....
β Tracy (ππ½πΎ ) (@chigrl)
12:04 PM β’ Nov 20, 2023
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