Kevin Steuer, Managing Partner of StockTA, and host of the StockTA Podcast Show, joins me to showcase how his website utilizing technical analysis and quantitative research can assist traders with screening stocks and ETFs for advantageous entries, exits, and hedging strategies.

I’ve known Kevin for a couple of years, and have been a guest on his podcast show, and when he explained what he was building for investors, it seemed worth having him on to unpack this system for investors here at the KER.

• Explore trend scores, and discover easy to understand support & resistance levels created by their confluence system.
• Their platform uses 161 million rows of code in a proprietary algorithm to help investors gain an edge in trading.

Kevin walks us though the benefits for traders utilizing the support and resistance levels, as well as trend strength readings to spot potential turns to the upside or downside, or periods of momentum. 

• We pull up a number of resource-focused equities such as (GLD), (GDX), (SLV), (SIL), and (CPER), as well as tech-based tickers like (AAPL), (IBIT), and (NVDA) to demonstrate how to use this site as a research and trading tool.

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Dave Erfle, Founder and Editor of the Junior Miner Junky, joins me to review his technical outlook on gold, silver, and the precious metals ETFs, as well as pro-tips on how he is managing his portfolio down the different stages of risk from producers, to developer, and to explorers.

• Technical Support and Resistance Levels In The PMs: Dave reviews the key technical levels to watch after the recent pullbacks in gold, silver, GDX, and SIL,  briefly breaking support but then quickly rallying up to higher levels after the mid-term election results came in.
• PM Stock Divergence From The AI Market Liquidation Last Week: He notes important divergences on Thursday of last week where gold stocks went higher even as the S&P and Nasdaq had brutal corrections lower, led by AI stock weakness post elections, in their worst trading sessions in years.
• Mining Equity Resilience vs. Underlying Metals: An examination of why senior and junior equities in GDX and SIL are exhibiting divergence relative to the metal price drops, supported by strong earnings, corporate cash flows, and cleaner balance sheets.
• Growth-Oriented producers: Insights as to why he likes growth-oriented producers that acquired production to reduce the need to keep diluting through capital raises, to work on derisking their key development projects and exploration initiatives.
  • Dave notes both Discovery Mining and Integra Resources as examples of companies he holds in this category.
• Late-Stage Developers: Dave shares the criteria he uses to evaluation late-stage derisked large high-margin development projects.
• Pre-PEA Stage Advanced Explorers:  He provides the rationale for why he is moving down the risk curve into these juniors that have pulled back down substantially more than the more advanced companies, but also counterbalancing that risk in his more limited portfolio exposure.

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In this Company Introduction, Cory and Shad chat with Sorin Posescu, President and CEO of Valhalla Metals Inc. (TSX-V: VMXX / OTCQB: VMXXF), to discuss the company’s high-grade base metal portfolio positioned directly within Alaska’s world-class Ambler Mining District. Sorin walks through recent high-grade polymetallic drill results and the strategic roadmap to significantly expand their mineral footprints on both projects.

• Strategic Positioning in the Ambler District: Why location matters alongside the feasibility-stage Arctic project, and how key team members helped build the district from the ground up.
• Ambler Access Road Progress: How recent permitting advancements and federal approvals address the historical infrastructure bottleneck in the region.
• High-Grade Intercepts at Sun: Initial drill results showing wide, high-grade copper-equivalent intervals stepped out beyond known mineralized boundaries.
• Operational Advantages & Rig Ownership: How securing in-house drill equipment is directly improving cost efficiency and execution in Alaska.
• Reactivating the Smucker Project: The acquisition terms from Teck Resources and the plan to modernize a massive historical resource to current standards.
• Capital Structure & Shareholder Alignment: The backing of major strategic partners, institutional support, and treasury runway entering 2027.

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[Recorded November 6^th, 2026] – John Rubino, {Substack https://rubino.substack.com/}, joins us for another wide-ranging discussion around the macroeconomic and geopolitical forces at play, both domestically and internationally.  We get John’s outlook on key commodities like gold, silver, copper, uranium, and oil; and what kinds of resource stocks that he is animated by in this environment.

We start off dissecting how macroeconomic trends have shaped the pricing response in a number of sectors over the course of this year.

• Much of the US economic data seems robust – be it in jobs numbers, GDP growth, or manufacturing, but he points out the numbers need to be analyzed closely as they can be misleading.
  • Under the surface it is really a direct result of government spending and A.I. datacenter buildouts that are masking the underlying issues in the rest of the economic data.
• Bonds and interest rates, have been key forces shaping markets all year, and he notes that the return of the bond vigilantes response to economic factors pushed rates higher which pressured the precious metals.

• Russian central bank selling of gold to fund their conflict in Ukraine and navigate trade sanctions has been another pressure on the monetary metals.
• John still believes will all the forces at work that gold is in a longer-term bull market that may be heading as high as $15,000 gold eventually.

With regards to the gold and silver stocks, John is still utilizing low-ball “stink bids” to accumulate high-quality PM mining companies as their valuations drop.

• He points out that while Q4 is likely still going to be a very good earnings quarter for the quality gold and silver producers, and he is interested in accumulating positions he missed on the way up, or adding to existing positions in the better operators.
• Looking ahead to 2027, he does share the concern that when Q1 numbers get compared back to Q1 of 2026, that negative year-over-year comparables could pressure the miners at that time.
• John also points out looking at the potential smaller producers or advanced developers that may become merger and acquisition targets for the seniors.
• Due to increasing market risk, he is less animated by positioning in the earlier-stage explorers trying to make a discovery, but sees the rationale in adding to the highest quality advanced explorers during this pullback, due to their potential to see outsized gains in a reversal of market sentiment.

Turning over to the sweep of the legislative branch by the Democrats:

• John points out that this will just enable even more runaway spending, and higher amounts of sovereign debt, until it becomes unserviceable by these higher interest rates. He sees that as being a positive for gold.
• There will be more policy pushback against the buildout of A.I. datacenters, but John points out that despite the reduction of overall demand, that there was not ever going to be a way to build out everything that was proposed anyway; due to limitations in power, water, and the raw materials necessary.

This discussion on curtailed  A.I. datacenters led into the weakness seen the last couple months in commodities tied into that narrative like copper and uranium.

• John points out that the longer-term bullish copper supply/demand fundamentals did not require the hyperscalers buildout of datacenters, but that clearly there has been sympathetic selling pressure as the AI trade has faded.

• He points out that regardless of that AI datacenters narrative that demand was already present just for the much-needed updates for the electric grid, and to accommodate the continued buildout of more EV charging stations and capacity.
• He also mentions the issues the mining sector has had in bringing more meaningful supply into the markets, as another factor underpinning a larger structural bull market in copper.
• John had many of the same comments with regards to uranium and nuclear power, which had constructive supply/demand fundamentals, before AI datacenters narrative were attached to the trends in trading.
  • The demand was already present for more uranium than the industry is able to supply over the next 5 years, just for refueling the existing global fleet of nuclear power reactors, and all the additional reactors still under construction.
• With regards to copper and uranium stocks, he wants to look for producers that can grow production, or developers with projects of significance.

Wrapping up we got John’s take on the traditional energy sector, in lieu of continued conflict in the Middle East and Persian Gulf, and how it may play into rising inflation.

• John believes it wise to have some exposure to oil stocks in one’s portfolio, for the higher dividends that get paid out, regardless of trying to anticipate the sector price trends.
• He is content to be in quality senior operators like Exxon and Occidental Petroleum, but is concerned about things can change suddenly due to geopolitical policies or crises.

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Welcome to this Daily Editorial on The KE Report. Joining the show is regular Monday guest Craig Hemke, Founder and Editor of TF Metals Report. In this episode, we evaluate the post-midterm rally across precious metals and mining equities following the late-October lows. Craig breaks down the technical action, fundamental drivers, and key macro catalysts steering gold, silver, and resource stocks into year-end.

Key Discussion Points:

• Late-October Washout vs. V-Shaped Recovery: A look back at the steep washouts in gold and silver heading into Halloween and the sharp, multi-day technical rebound that followed.
• Crucial Levels to Watch on Gold and GDX: Why moving averages, gap-fills, and overhead price benchmarks, including $90 on the GDX, are essential milestones for confirming trend sustainability.
• Margin Expansion for Producers: How retreating crude oil and energy costs combined with recovering metals prices are setting up mining companies for improved fourth-quarter operational margins.
• Silver’s Price Action and ETF Divergence: Analyzing silver’s retracement to long-term historical support around $48, subdued open interest, and the differing setups between physical metals and miners.
• Bond Yields, Inflation Data, and Fed Policy: What peak market-based interest rates and Treasury curve dynamics signal for future rate decisions and liquidity across commodities.
• Midterm Impact and the Critical Minerals Sector: Examining whether shifting political dynamics will affect mining permits, and why severely battered rare earth equities may offer contrarian setups.

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In this Company Update, I chat with Ryan O’Regan, Chief Executive Officer, and Roy Greig, Vice President of Exploration, of Getty Copper Inc. (TSX-V: GTC | OTCQX: GTCDF). We discuss the company’s recent news from the Getty Copper Project, in British Columbia’s Highland Valley copper district. Recent news includes drill results, aggressive program scaling, and the closing of a bought deal financing:

• New Discoveries at Getty South: Insight into the geological significance of recent step-out drilling that intersected wide mineralized envelopes and high-grade copper outside the previously defined geophysical anomaly.
• Expanding the Drill Campaign: The strategic decision to flex the program up to 20,000 meters and deploy multi-rig drilling across high-priority targets.
• Building a District Pipeline: Why exploration focus is broadening beyond Getty North and South to include other high-potential targets.
• Treasury Strength and Flow-Through Capital: How an oversubscribed $15M financing positions the company with roughly $1M per month in exploration deployment through next year.
• Corporate Vision & Catalyst Outlook: The milestones guiding upcoming news flow, including winter drilling operations, pending drill permits, and progress toward a updated Mineral Resource Estimate.

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On today’s Daily Editorial, Cory and Shad welcome TG Watkins, Director of Stocks at Simpler Trading and Editor of the Profit Pilot website. With post-election crosscurrents driving aggressive repricing across asset classes, TG breaks down how institutional capital is shifting out of crowded trades and into overlooked corners of the market. He outlines actionable strategies for trading counter-trend bounces, the realities of leveraged ETF mechanics, and how long-term chart structure separates real breakouts from short-lived noise.

• Post-Election Sector Rotations: Why extreme money flow shifts between mega-cap tech and defensive value plays are creating high-probability inflection points.
• Big Tech vs. CapEx Pressures: How potential regulatory hurdles and reduced data center buildout spending could paradoxically boost free cash flow for dominant hyperscalers.
• The Pitfalls of Leveraged ETFs: Why instruments like SOXL suffer from severe performance slippage during sharp pullbacks rather than typical options-style time decay.
• Precious Metals and Copper Under Review: Critical moving average levels and structural hurdles currently facing GLD, GDX, and COPX.
• Emerging Consumer and Energy Themes: How softening energy prices could redirect purchasing power back toward consumer-facing names, retail, and renewables.
• Separating Trends from Noise: The exact multi-timeframe chart criteria required to confirm sustained institutional accumulation versus a bear market rally.

Stocks, Sectors & ETFs Mentioned:

• Equities: MU, GOOGL, META, WMT, HD, SMG, OTIS, PG, CL, TOST, IREN, GLXY, CAVA, CART, LYFT, TGB
• ETFs & Indices: QQQ, SMH, SOX, SOXL, RSP, XLP, XLV, GLD, GDX, GDXU, COPX, CPER, TAN, FAN, TNX

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In this company update, Cory chats with Tim Clark, President and CEO, along with Valérie Doyon, Vice President, Geology, of Fury Gold Mines (TSX: FURY | NYSE American: FURY). I have them recap the recent high-grade drill results from both Eau Claire and Committee Bay and look ahead to upcoming drill results, an updated resource and PFS out of Eau Claire.  

• Eau Claire Phase 2 Drilling Progress: A look into the ongoing 25,000-meter diamond drill program designed to upgrade inferred resources into higher-confidence categories and extend mineralization.
• High-Grade Intercepts & Geologic Continuity: Key initial assay returns from Eau Claire, including notable intercepts that reinforce the deposit’s geologic model and depth potential.
• Resource Update & PFS Timelines: How incoming drill data is feeding into the upcoming year-end resource update and setting the stage for a Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS) in early 2027.
• Committee Bay Exploration Results: An overview of the initial infill and extensional assay results from the Agnico Eagle-backed drill program along Nunavut’s 300-kilometer greenstone belt.
• Long-Term Quebec Strategy & Development Path: The broader vision for advancing Eau Claire toward mine development while balancing regional exploration upside and strategic industry partnerships.

If you have any follow up questions for Tim or Valerie please email me at Fleck@kereport.com. 

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In this Daily Editorial, Cory and Shad chat with Marc Chandler, Chief Market Strategist at Bannockburn Capital Markets and editor of the Marc to Market website. Marc breaks down the sharp market reactions following midterm elections, evaluating whether current asset moves reflect genuine trend reversals or knee-jerk sentiment across global equities, fixed income, energy, and foreign exchange markets.

• Post-Election Tech Pressures and the AI Narrative: How local ballot initiatives targeting data centers combined with broader sector fatigue to trigger steep weekly declines in semiconductor equities.
• Energy Market Pullback and Geopolitical Skepticism: Why crude oil dropped sharply following political shifts and whether markets are prematurely pricing in an immediate de-escalation of overseas conflicts.
• Bond Market Dynamics and Falling Treasury Yields: A look into what has fueled a multi-week retreat in long-term yields despite resilient headline economic readings.
• The Federal Reserve’s Policy Path: How strong employment figures and incoming inflation metrics influence the likelihood of a December rate hike and the trajectory for future meetings.
• Macro Policy Continuity and the US Dollar Outlook: Why persistent budget deficits, tariff frameworks, and international growth differentials point to continued greenback resilience.

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As midterm political shifts collide with global structural deficits, CPM Group’s Jeff Christian and Energy Prospectus Group’s Dan Steffens explain why paper sell-offs are masking massive physical realities in precious metals and energy. 

• Segment 1 & 2 – Jeff Christian, Managing Partner at CPM Group, kicks off the show discussing how gold and silver are poised to resume their long-term secular bull market following a 10-month decline. He attributes this anticipated rebound primarily to escalating global economic, financial, and political turmoil, as well as private investor demand, rather than to traditional macro correlations or central bank purchases alone. 
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• Segment 3 & 4 -Dan Steffens, President of the Energy Prospectus Group, discusses the recent sharp pullback in oil prices, emphasizing that tight physical supply fundamentals and strong corporate balance sheets remain intact despite market volatility. He highlights investment opportunities in dividend-paying royalty companies like Viper Energy, analyzes growth trends and M&A potential in the Canadian energy sector, and outlines catalysts for the natural gas market, including winter weather demand and expanding LNG export capacity.  
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Shawn Howarth, President and CEO of Excellon Resources (TSXV:EXN) (OTCQB:EXNRF)(FRA:E4X2), joins me to celebrate the milestone of initial concentrate revenues generated during pre-commissioning at its 100%-owned Mallay Silver-Lead-Zinc Mine in central Peru. During the quarter, the Company completed three test milling campaigns at the Mallay concentrator and has selected a new mining contractor to lead the next phase of the mine’s ramp-up.  We go on to discuss those next phases of ramp-up process into commercial production during H1 of next year, the exploration targets at Mallay and Tres Cerros, and other corporate derisking initiatives.

Highlights:

• First revenues received: US$4.4 million has been collected to date on the initial concentrate shipments under the Company’s offtake agreement with Glencore.
• Three Pre-Commissioning Milling Campaigns Completed: 19,884 tonnes processed and 52,860 ounces of silver recovered in concentrate since restart of the mill. Recoveries continue to improve, achieving 84% for silver, 84% for lead and 81% for zinc, reflecting ongoing refinements during the pre-commissioning period.
• Target is to Achieve 600 TPD Ramp-Up by Mid-2027: The Company’s objective is to reach the 600 tonne-per-day rated capacity of the mill by mid-2027, with the ramp-up schedule to be confirmed in the updated mine plan for year-end.
• Updated Mineral Resource Estimate: SGS has been engaged to update its previous mineral resource estimate based on a new geological and resource model incorporating the calc-silicate and other previously unmodeled mineralized zones. The updated estimate, targeted for end of this year, will also include up to 27 new drill holes and all new mine channel sampling in the vicinity of the 4090 level.
• Updated Mine Plan Expected for Year-End: SRK Consulting continues to incorporate the new modelling into an updated block model. The resulting plan will set out targeted mine production for the next two years.
• DHEM Drilling Program Advancing: The first hole intersected a skarn-altered halo with anomalous copper at approximately 600 metres depth, indicating the presence of a mineralized skarn system below the currently drilled extent of the Isguiz vein. Assay results to date are anomalous in copper and silver. A second hole is currently at a depth of approximately 800 metres, and planned downhole electromagnetic survey will guide follow-up drilling. Results of this drilling will be reported separately as they are received.

• 400 Ramp: The main accessway below the 4090 Level is now dewatered to the point where rehabilitation can begin. Rehabilitation of the 400 Ramp is the next step toward providing access to areas of the Mine below the 4090 Level.
• Drilling Underway: Three drill rigs are active, targeting confirmation drilling at depth and near-mine exploration.  Results will be reported separately.

We then briefly review the value proposition and optionality across their other 3 projects:  Tres Cerros, Kilgore, and Silver City.   Shawn points out there will be a lot of news to announce over the balance of this year and into early next year from exploration to operations at Mallay, the spin-out of Silver City, and exploration targeting at Tres Cerros and Kilgore.

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In this Company Update, we welcome Nick Appleyard, President and CEO of TriStar Gold (TSX-V: TSG | OTCQB: TSGZF). Nick joins Cory to break down the November 6th news release detailing an interim ruling from the Brazilian court concerning the preliminary environmental license (LP) for the flagship Castelo de Sonhos Gold Project. He clarifies what the court’s decision actually means for project development, addresses common market misconceptions, and outlines upcoming operational milestones.

• Understanding the Brazilian Court Interim Ruling: Discover why management views this decision as an alignment of interests rather than a setback, and how it clarifies the legal framework required before construction permits can be issued.
• Provisional Suspension vs. Cancellation: An essential distinction explaining why technical programs, baseline activities, and feasibility work can proceed without interruption while construction licensing is paused.
• Indigenous Studies & Consultation Timelines: Insights into the planned Indigenous Component Study (ECI) and Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC) process, including expected timelines and community proximity.
• Upcoming Infill Drilling & Feasibility Catalysts: A look at what to watch for in early Q1, including contractor bidding, site team expansion, and critical path items for the upcoming feasibility study.
• Project Economics & Treasury Strength: A recap of the current resource base, post-tax economics from the last economic study, and the company’s current cash runway to fund operations.

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In this Company Update, Cory chats with Mike Burke, Director and Vice President of Corporate Development at Sitka Gold Corp. (TSX-V: SIG | OTCQB: SITKF | FSE: 1RF). Mike breaks down the latest assay results from eight diamond drill holes at the RC Gold Project in Yukon, focusing on newly tested exploration targets, the Contact Zone and Bear Paw Breccia. He discusses the significance of these near-surface gold intersections, comparisons to established deposit areas, and the project’s development pathway as pending assays continue to roll in.

• New Target Exploration: An overview of the initial eight drill holes testing the Contact Zone and Bear Paw Breccia targets.
• High-Grade Near-Surface Intercepts: Drill highlights featuring broad mineralized zones alongside high-grade intervals, including 53.1 g/t Au over 1.2 metres within the Contact Zone.
• Footprint and Scale Potential: The physical footprint and geologic structure of these new discovery zones situated within the Clear Creek Intrusive Complex.
• Resource Growth Strategy: How these newly drilled zones compare to the core multi-million-ounce deposit areas and what they mean for the upcoming mineral resource update.
• Program Momentum and Upcoming Catalysts: Progress on the remaining drill program, with approximately 27,000 metres across 82 holes still awaiting assay results.

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In this Daily Editorial, we are joined by Howard Klein, Founder and Partner at RK Equity, and Matt Fernley, Partner at RK Equity, who also co-host the Rock Stock Channel. They delve into the sharp sell-off across the critical minerals space, comparing near-term cyclical turbulence to long-term secular demand fundamentals.

• The Market Disconnect: Why spot prices and equity valuations have severed ties with strong underlying physical market realities.
• Contrasting Commodity Risk Profiles: Where secular upside is emerging in select energy transition metals versus why near-term macroeconomic risks could spark downside in copper.
• Macro Volatility and Liquidity Competition: How geopolitical events, interest rate shifts, and the AI capital expenditure race are vacuuming capital out of natural resources.
• Post-Election Washington and Bipartisan Policy: What recent shifts in Congress mean for permitting reform, trade policy, and domestic supply chain security.
• Timing the Turnaround: The critical indicators investors must monitor to distinguish between a genuine market bottom and a falling knife.

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Nick Hodge, Co-Owner of Digest Publishing and editor of Foundational Profits and Underground Alpha, joins us for our monthly longer-format discussion on macroeconomic factors moving the markets, his key takeaways from the New Orleans Investment Conference, and his outlook and portfolio management strategies in select gold, silver, copper, and uranium stocks.

We start off reviewing the investing themes that had his attention after attending last week’s New Orleans Investment Conference.

• Nick addresses the encouraging trend of meeting new generalist entrants into the resource sector and seeing outside capital rotating into the sector
• We review the typical talking points from the conference of US dollar debasement, sovereign debt, Fed policy, bonds and interest rates, along with the impact of US mid-term elections and weakness in the AI trade
• Investor sentiment and pricing trends have remained bearish, which he sees creating opportunities to accumulate during this tax-loss selling season.
• He remains more short-term bearish than bullish on many metals due to the background noise from macroeconomics and geopolitics, but reiterates that he is far more bullish for 2027 in gold, silver, and uranium.
• With regards to his focus on private placements in junior resource companies Nick remains more focused on solid management teams and execution of their key workstreams, versus worrying about every price adjustment in their underlying commodity.

Next we pivoted to his fundamental and technical outlook in key metals for 2027:

• He had warned that we could see gold break below $4,000 again and head down to test $3,900, which we just saw play out over the last week.
• He had warned that we could see silver down below $55 again, in a washout move, before moving back higher again; which we also saw play out over the last couple weeks.
• Nick outlines that he expects to see the recent Q3 GDP print of 3.4% as the high-water mark for growth, and that inflation is close to peaking when considering year-over-year rates of change.   As growth and inflation peak and start rolling over in 2027, he anticipates the Fed will shift from hawkish to dovish, which may bring in the bottom and next upleg in gold, silver, and the precious metals stocks.
• At the last NOIC at this time last year Nick had picked copper as the contrarian play for 2026, and it has had an undeniably great year.  Having said that, Nick remains bullish on copper longer-term, but expects more potential short-term weakness tied to macro factors like a potential popping of the AI bubbl, and expects it to be stuck in sideways range trading in the $6s for the medium-term. 

• Nick is most constructive on uranium equities heading into 2027, as there is a “head-scratching” disconnect between the solid fundamentals for traditional nuclear power and where the uranium stocks are trading.  Power utilities have started signing term contract at ~$100, and the spot price has been advancing to the high $80s – $90, and yet the uranium stocks have been essentially chopped in half during the course of this year.

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In this Daily Editorial, Cory and Shad chat with market veteran Joel Elconin, Co-Host of the PreMarket Prep Show and Founder of the Stock Trader Network. Following a sharp post-election reversal that sent major indices tumbling, Joel breaks down whether the long-standing “buy the dip” strategy is officially broken and if investors must prepare for a deeper, multi-month retracement.

Key Discussion Points:

• The Brutal Market Reversal: An analysis of what triggered the sharp single-day selloff across major indices right after election day.
• The AI and Infrastructure Unwind: A look into why leaders of the multi-year AI trade and key infrastructure plays are facing severe selling pressure.
• Unsustainable Margins and Local Pushback: Exploring margin compression across semiconductor giants and how local ballot measures on data center buildouts are altering the tech landscape.
• Rotation vs. Evaporation: Why defensive sectors and safe havens failed to hold gains as broad selling took over the entire tape.
• Fed Policy and Rate Realities: Assessing the likelihood of upcoming interest rate moves and whether rate cuts remain off the table.
• Earnings Season Strategy Shift: Why the playbook is shifting from buying pullbacks to selling rips into corporate reports.
• Critical Technical Support Levels: Fibonacci retracement targets on the S&P 500 and what price action must do before a genuine bottom can be called.

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In this Company Update, we sit down with Dan Rodriguez, Co-Founder and CEO of Mercado Minerals Ltd. (CSE: MERC | OTCQB: MRMNF), to review exploration progress across the company’s silver and gold portfolio in Mexico. Dan details the completed Phase 1 drill campaign at the flagship Copalito Project, outlines plans for a Phase 2 program, and highlights the newly mobilized maiden drill program at the high-grade Zamora Project.

Key discussion points include:

• Copalito Phase 1 Drill Recap: A look into how the 3,000-meter inaugural program expanded cumulative vein strike from 8 km to 11 km, delivered multiple high-grade intercepts, and confirmed wide-vein minable continuity.
• Phase 2 Expansion Priorities: An overview of high-conviction targets slated for upcoming drilling, including strike and depth step-outs along El Pilar and El Agua, as well as the newly discovered Renata vein.
• Maiden Drilling Underway at Zamora: Key drivers behind the 1,500-meter campaign targeting shallow, high-grade silver and gold veins with historic underground sampling grading into multi-kilo silver.
• District Comparables and Infrastructure: How regional peers such as Torex Gold’s Los Reyes and Americas Gold and Silver’s Cosalá validate the geologic potential and infrastructure advantages of the area.
• Treasury and News Flow Outlook: The company’s current working capital position and anticipated catalysts as assay results begin returning from the field.

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In this Daily Editorial, hosts Cory and Shad sit down with Brien Lundin, Editor of Gold Newsletter and host of the New Orleans Investment Conference, to dissect the crosscurrents impacting the precious metals sector. Following a week of heavy post-election volatility and discussions from the conference floor, Brien breaks down where macro capital is headed and what it means for resource investors.

• New Orleans Conference Macro Takeaways: Why sovereign debt, persistent deficits, and inevitable fiat currency depreciation dominated the stage as primary drivers for the long-term precious metals bull market.
• The Looming Fed Monetary Shift: Why current debt levels make prolonged rate hikes unsustainable, paving the way for central bank policy to turn neutral or loose far sooner than broad markets anticipate.
• The Tech Bubble Deflation and Sector Rotation: How weakness across broad equities and AI-driven growth could spark an overdue rotation of global liquidity into unloved, deeply discounted natural resources.
• Tax-Loss Season as an Entry Strategy: Navigating seasonal year-end tax-loss selling pressure across junior equities to uncover asymmetric value before the next seasonal rally takes hold.
• Exploration Catalysts Defying Downward Trends: The specific high-grade drill programs, district-scale land expansions, and surface discoveries that continue to create real shareholder value despite broader equity turbulence.
• Commodity Divergence and the Copper Outlook: Why industrial demand creates short-term headwinds for silver while setting copper up as a long-term core commodity holding.

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In this Company Update, I sit down with Garrett Ainsworth, President and CEO of District Metals Corp. (TSX-V: DMX | OTCQB: DMXCF | Nasdaq First North: DMXSE SDB). Garrett Ainsworth provides a comprehensive exploration update covering ongoing drill activities and recent geochemical sampling across the company’s Swedish mineral portfolio:

• Substantial widths at Target A: Initial vertical drilling has intercepted thick intervals of mineralized alum shale extending up to 198 meters near surface.
• True width and structural significance: Visual drill results demonstrate how current intercepts align with the broader Viken resource model and past economic assessments.
• Radiometric readings and graphite potential: Scintillometer data shows elevated radioactivity levels, highlighting conductivity trends and indicating stronger potential targets nearby.
• Environmental benefits of local geology: Overlying limestone units present a unique operational advantage for potential future backfill, tailings neutralization, and reclamation.
• Upcoming assay timelines and multi-element focus: Anticipated assay results will evaluate comprehensive mineral values beyond uranium, including vanadium, nickel, zinc, molybdenum, and potash.
• Advancing non-alum shale properties: Recent surface sampling at Nianfors and Sågtjärn has defined walk-up drill targets and generated partner interest.
• Exploration pipeline and treasury strength: Low operational costs in central Sweden support steady winter exploration, backed by a robust working treasury.

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[Recorded Oct 29^th, 2026 at NOIC] – Maura Kolb, President of Dryden Gold Corp (TSX.V: DRY) (OTCQX: DRYGF), joins us for a comprehensive exploration update at numerous areas of focus across their Dryden Gold District, in Northwestern Ontario, Canada.  We touch upon some of the recent news releases returning more high-grade and disseminated gold drill results at the Elora-Jubilee and Big Master areas along new parallel trends, the upcoming drill assay results coming back from Mud Lake, and various teams working on more ground truthing and surface exploration on the Hyndman and Sherridon regional targets.

To date, the Company has completed 70% of their planned 45,000-meter drill program, that is continuing to build upon both the high-grade and bulk tonnage results from last year’s drill program.  The results coming back continue to confirm the thesis around the 3 geological deformation faults and folds at the Elora-Jubilee and Big Master trends at the Gold Rock Camp.  There are now up to 15 parallel structures that have been delineated along this trend, and more recent results showing the geological model getting more refined.

We expanded the conversation along the multi-kilometer Gold Rock mineralized trend, where the team is continuing to review the potential for similar look-alike types of deposits to exist, in a “string-of-pearls” thesis. 

• On September 17, the Company announced the discovery of visible gold in the first drill program targeting Mud Lake North, which is approximately three kilometers north of Gold Rock. The first two drill holes intersected broad zones of alteration accompanied by significant sulphide mineralization, while the third drill hole intersected similar alteration and sulphide mineralization along with visible gold.
• Drilling continued at Mud Lake over the last couple months testing down-plunge and along strike. Assays are pending for these holes, which when reported aim to demonstrate that Mud Lake North is another potential deposit, along a 12km trend of periodicity along the Gold Rock Camp trend.
• The exploration team is also conducting surface sampling and mapping at the Doubloon target, in the opposite direction along this mineralized trend, and on the other side of Elora-Jubilee deposit.

Maura reiterated the importance of the large soil sampling, channel sampling, and mapping programs at Hyndman, Sherridon, and across their district-scale land package.  She outlined how those data sets, when used in concert with geophysical surveys, will inform follow up drill targeting for next year.

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• In full disclosure, Shad is a shareholder of Dryden Gold at the time of this recording, and may choose to buy or sell shares at any time.

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