Mining Stock Daily

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Vizsla Silver has been releasing some very high grade returns from the Panuco Project in Mexico. CEO Mike Konnert sits down to talk about how these results are starting to shape a potential mine scenario which will be published in an upcoming PEA.

Doc Jones, private investors, sits down with Trevor and chat about some of the troubling economic data which might effect one's resource and mining portfolio.

Aldebaran Resources and Regulus Resources CEO, John Black, talks about cycle dynamics within the copper market. Specifically, he believe M&A activity. has begun to push projects towards production for future supply. He also provides a quick update from both companies.

Sam Broom of Sprott joins us this week from the Rule Symposium for the first face-to-face interview him and Trevor have ever done over the past 7 years. Sam and Trevor walk through some of the setups in the metals space, including gold's stubborn resilience to fall, copper rebounding, and platinum maybe about to have a time to shine once again.

Head of QI Research, Danielle DiMartino Booth, joins us from Boca following her keynote presentation at the Rule Symposium. Danielle believes the recession officially began in October of this past year and shows the theories and data to back her claim. So why hasn't the Fed come to the rescue? And with the tremendous amount of housing supply coming online, has that sector overdone it?

We connect with Paul Fowler of Magna Mining to discuss the latest drill results out of the Crean Hill project near Sudbury. Highlights included higher grade copper (5.0 % Cu, 0.7% Ni, 12.8 g/t Pt + Pd + Au over 15.2 metres) as the company moves the project towards advanced exploration and a milling agreement for its 109 Footwall Zone.

Doug Silver, a distinguished member of both the U.S. and Canada Mining Hall of Fame, shares insights on navigating the complexities of mining technical reports. He emphasizes the critical need for accurate feasibility studies, warning of the financial risks linked to common reporting errors. Silver also explores the evolving royalty market and the rise of indigenous royalty companies, challenging conventional practices. He reflects on life after retirement, underlining the importance of continuous learning and personal passions like fly fishing.

From Boca Raton and the Rule Symposium, Trevor sits down with Joe Mazumdar of Exploration Insights. Joe and Trevor discuss some of the unknowns facing the mining industry as the US heads towards its presidential election. And with recent events in Yukon, what might be regulatory changes for the industry? We tackle a broad range of topics in this long discussion with Joe.

Chad Peters, CEO of Ridgeline, provides an update on the early exploration and data collection work happening at the new Big Blue porphyry project in Nevada. The company is compiling data from an IP Geophysics survey. There are also encouraging sampling results from the project which continue to show prospectivity of the area around the historic Delker Mine.