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Aftermath Silver is no longer a clean breakout chase like it looked last week, now it’s a retest setup. The stock gave back the push and is sitting back near the mid $0.5s so this zone matters. Hold it and it can still build for another move. Lose it and this probably needs more time.

Silver cooled off too so the macro tailwind has softened, but fundamentally the Berenguela story is still moving the right way with the PFS underway and fresh high-grade results in the tap

Now it feels like a “prove it” zone. Hold support and this can still reset for another leg higher, anyone?

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The company just officially approved its 2026 drill program for the Iron Range Gold Project in British Columbia. Planning to start a diamond drilling campaign in mid-May with at least 1200 meters of drilling, all focused on the Talon Zone, which seems to be the most advanced target on the property right now. WThere is some of the historical intercepts already reported there, including 56.5m grading 1.9 g/t gold, with higher-grade sections hitting around 8.13 g/t gold plus zinc and silver credits over smaller intervals.

From what I’ve seen the upcoming program will include three deeper holes. 2are designed to cross-cut the main structure while another one will test whether the mineralization continues at depth and along strike. Location also seems solid. The project sits in southeast British Columbia near the historic Sullivan deposit and it already has roads, rail and power nearby, which is always a plus for exploration projects.

With drilling starting soon there should finally be some real news flow and assay results later this summer.

Honestly the recent drill updates out of Quebec have been kinda wild for a company this size

their newest hole at the Seigneurie project intersected about 108.6 metres of cumulative pegmatite over roughly 218m drilled including one continuous slab around 42m thick and this comes right after the previous hole which reportedly hit over 211m of cumulative pegmatite, one of the widest publicly disclosed pegmatite intersections around.

Important thing tho is the assays still aren’t out yet. right now they’re mainly going off logging work and portable XRF readings showing elevated niobium yttrium and phosphorus, which supports the whole REE / critical minerals angle.

Obviously assays are the big thing now because thickness alone doesn’t guarantee economics. But if the grades actually line up with what the early indicators are suggesting, this thing could get a lot more attention fast

If you missed this Lion Rock Res announced a significant gold discovery a few weeks back.All nine holes drilled for gold returned mineralization, indicating high consistency across the target area. The "100% hit rate" on the first pass of modern drilling suggests Lion Rock is sitting on a much larger system than previously thought. The combination of gold and U.S. critical minerals in a Tier-1 jurisdiction makes it a unique strategic asset.

Notable intercepts included: And both of these holes were near surface which means low cost open pit potential down the road. 

1. 24.8m @ 0.8 g/t Au (including 10.9m @ 2.0 g/t Au)
2. 36.5m @ 0.5 g/t Au (including 4.6m @ 2.1 g/t Au)

They have a few more drill holes pending as well so expect further news flow.

NASDAQ: NICM recently announced the closing of a US$6.0 million public offering and its official debut on the Nasdaq Market. This is a major milestone for the company. Signaling a shift from a junior Canadian explorer to a more liquid, internationally recognized player. They plan on using the money for mill expansion, equipment expenditures at their facility in Merritt, BC, and general working capital. Having a fully permitted and operational mill for a company this size is impressive and being able to upgrade it to maximize profit is also nice value add on.

Uplisting to the NDX should help drive volume nad open them up for potential institutional investments. This is a good step in becoming a bigger company.

Thoiughts?