Standard Uranium: Davidson River Drilling | RCTV at The Mining Investment Event of the North
Standard Uranium has resumed drilling at its flagship Davidson River project in the Athabasca Basin for the first time since 2022, launching a summer campaign initially planned for 5,000 m and seeking an additional C$4 million to expand the program by several thousand metres. The company says new target refinement came from Fleet Space Technologies’ Exosphere Multi-Physics work, which combined passive seismic and gravity data to reveal gravity lows above conductor zones—interpreted as clay-altered fluid pathways that are high-priority uranium targets. Drilling will focus on the Warrior, Bronco and Thunderbird corridors along Patterson Lake trend conductors that host major deposits to the east, with multiple holes planned per corridor. Meanwhile Standard continues to operate as a prospect generator, with two projects under joint-venture and assays pending from recently completed Corvo and Rocas holes.
Spotlight: Alderman & Company
The interview with Ryan Kirby of Alderman & Company highlighted the robust health of the space market, underscored by a record‑setting $1.6 trillion global M&A volume in Q1 2026 and a surge of nearly 200 aerospace and defense deals. Kirby also...
Epic Gold: The Next Canadian Gold Growth Story | RCTV at The Mining Investment Event of the North
Epic Gold reported a successful 4,200 m initial drill campaign at its Fenton project, returning encouraging gold results across six satellite zones and revealing a potential broader near‑surface bulk‑minable target (notably a 75 m interval averaging 0.55 g/t). Permitting for...
Emperor Metals: Duquesne West Open-Pit Growth | RCTV at The Mining Investment Event of the North
Emperor Metals CEO John Floric highlighted recent drilling results and growth plans for its flagship Dukane West open‑pit project in Quebec, alongside an update on the nearby Le Pellet underground mine. Using AI‑driven models, the company re‑evaluated a 12‑year‑neglected target, doubling...
Why AI Chipmaker Stocks Are Taking a Dip
The video examines why shares of AI‑chip leaders Broadcom and Nvidia are slipping even as they project record‑high revenues. Broadcom reiterated a $100 billion AI‑chip sales target for the next fiscal year, yet its stock dropped after earnings. Nvidia enjoyed a brief...
The Smallest Stock the Motley Fool Ever Recommended? Inside Acorn Energy's $45M Bet
Acorn Energy, a $45 million market‑cap holding company, owns Omnimetrix, which sells and monitors remote‑monitoring boxes for backup generators, air compressors and pipeline rectifiers. The business model combines one‑time equipment sales with a high‑margin, recurring monitoring service. The company boasts a 95%...
This Metal Quietly Up 10x Since 2025 and We're Still in Early Innings
The interview on Commodity Culture focuses on the dramatic rise of tungsten, a critical but under‑covered metal, and on Fox Tungsten’s plan to bring a world‑class high‑grade deposit in British Columbia to production. Tungsten prices have jumped roughly ten‑fold since early...
Will Nick Train's Turnaround Plan Work?
The half‑year update of the Finsbury Growth and Income Trust (HOLY) put the spotlight on manager Nick Train’s turnaround plan after a six‑month total‑return of roughly –14% versus an 8.9% gain in the FTSE All‑Share. Train responded with three levers: a...
Why Investors Are Spooked by Indonesia's Markets
Indonesian assets have come under heavy pressure as the rupiah hits a record low and the benchmark stock index ranks as the world’s worst performer this year amid large foreign sell-offs. Investors cite concern over President Prabowo Subianto’s populist spending...
The £104bn Plan to Fix Britain’s Water System
The video outlines the UK’s £104 billion water‑infrastructure programme, known as AMP 8, running from 2026 to 2030. It marks the second‑largest capital cycle in the sector’s history, driven by the nation’s privatized water utilities and overseen by regulator Ofwat, which sets...
The Portfolio That Has Been Beating the Classic 60/40, and Why It Matters for You.
The Morningstar 2026 Diversification Landscape Report, discussed on Invest Insights, shows a broadened portfolio beating the traditional 60/40 mix. By adding small‑cap, international equities, high‑yield bonds, gold and commodities, the test portfolio returned roughly 18.5% in 2025, outpacing the vanilla...
First Graphene Expands US Reach With Mito Acquisition
First Graphene (ASX:FGR) announced the acquisition of Mito, a functionalised‑graphene specialist, to broaden its product portfolio and establish a direct US manufacturing and sales presence. The deal, structured with an upfront cash payment and two‑year earn‑out tied to revenue, follows...
Critical Mineral Resources - Copper Hits and Modelling Progress in Morocco
Critical Mineral Resources reported continued shallow, near-surface copper‑silver mineralization at its Agade Malul project in Morocco, with drilling and block modelling delineating a continuous, minable blanket of mineralization. CEO Charlie Long said grades and thicknesses are economically attractive because the...
Michael Saylor Is Down $10 Billion on a Single Position. Here's What That Looks Like on a Chart.
The video examines MicroStrategy’s dramatic shift from a 1990s software player to a de‑facto Bitcoin holding company, highlighting a $10 billion unrealized loss on its flagship position. The analysis traces the firm’s early stock surge, its collapse during the dot‑com bust,...
NYSE’s Michael Reinking on How Investors Are Balancing Geopolitics + Econ Data
NYSE senior market strategist Michael Reinking said the market’s pullback after a historic run—nine straight weekly gains for the S&P 500—represents a healthy breather and sector rotation rather than a breakdown. He noted parabolic gains in tech and AI-related names...