Natural Resource Stocks

Recorded on March 23 2026CSE: GRBMOTCQB: GBMCFFWB: J48 Steve Yang sits down with David Suda, President and CEO of Green Bridge Metals Corporation, to break down why the company believes Minnesota can become a meaningful North American copper and critical minerals story as AI data centers, grid expansion, and electrification keep driving demand higher. Green Bridge is built around known metal in the ground rather than pure speculation, and David explains why management chose to anchor the company around the Serpentine resource and a broader district-scale land package instead of betting everything on blind exploration. The conversation covers the current…

Recorded on March 23, 2026 Canstar ResourcesTSX Venture Exchange ROXOTCID CSRNF Canstar Resources President and Chief Executive Officer Juan Carlos Giron Jr joins Andy Millette to explain why management believes the company has materially changed its setup heading into 2026. Juan Carlos breaks down the project-level VMS Mining structure in Newfoundland, why management calls that funding non dilutive at the corporate level, and how the Golden Baie transaction with Churchill could strengthen the treasury while preserving upside through equity and royalty exposure. He also lays out why Mary March remains the flagship, why the Buchans district still matters, and how…

Recorded on February 20 2026 Leviathan Metals trades on the TSXV as LVX and on the OTCQB as LVXFF. In this interview, Steve Yang sits down with CEO Luke Norman to break down why Leviathan has repositioned itself as a copper focused explorer and why the Central project in Botswana is the company’s flagship value driver. Luke explains the scale of the land package, the adjacency to MMG’s Khoemacau cluster, why management believes Central sits on strike with a major copper system, and why Leviathan says it is permitted and ready to drill. The conversation also covers Botswana jurisdiction, infrastructure,…

Recorded on March 20 2026 Andy Millette sits down with Alex Krainer for a wide-ranging conversation on the Iran war, oil shock risk, Strait of Hormuz pressure, fertilizer disruption, food inflation, and the larger fight over natural resource control. Alex argues that the market is still underestimating the second-order effects of a prolonged Middle East escalation, especially for shipping lanes, Gulf infrastructure, agriculture, and inflation-sensitive economies. The discussion moves from immediate energy stress to longer-cycle fallout in fertilizers, crop yields, and food availability, with Europe framed as one of the most exposed regions. They also dig into the banking incentives…

Recorded on March 19 2026 David Hunter returns to Natural Resource Stocks to explain why he sees the current weakness as a correction rather than a final top, and why he believes a much larger upside move could still be ahead. He breaks down why negative sentiment, war headlines, and profit taking may actually be helping build the next leg higher in equities, metals, and select miners. Hunter also lays out his big targets for the S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow, Russell, gold, and silver, while arguing that oil could reverse sharply once Iran fear cools off. The conversation then shifts…

Recorded on March 19 2026 David Hunter returns to Natural Resource Stocks to explain why he sees the current weakness as a correction rather than a final top, and why he believes a much larger upside move could still be ahead. He breaks down why negative sentiment, war headlines, and profit taking may actually be helping build the next leg higher in equities, metals, and select miners. Hunter also lays out his big targets for the S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow, Russell, gold, and silver, while arguing that oil could reverse sharply once Iran fear cools off. The conversation then shifts…

In this Natural Resource Stocks breakdown, Tiffany Georgopoulos explains why today’s geopolitical flashpoints make more sense when viewed as a contest between financial power and control over physical resources. She connects Greenland, Venezuela, the Strait of Hormuz, copper, oil, gold, uranium, and rare earths into one broader framework that helps viewers understand how trade routes, sanctions, capital flows, and supply chains are being reshaped. Tiffany argues that even in a digital economy, the real world still runs on fuel, metals, fertilizer, grids, logistics, and the hard inputs that keep infrastructure, AI, transportation, and industry moving. She also shows why countries…

Recorded on March 12 2026 Steve Yang sits down with Tavi Costa of Azuria Capital for a deep macro conversation on where the next hard asset cycle may be heading. Tavi explains why he believes a weaker dollar, suppressed rates, and years of underinvestment are creating a powerful backdrop for commodities, mining, energy, and agriculture. He lays out why energy could lead before food follows, why natural gas remains critical for rising electricity demand and data centers, and why he still sees major upside in hard assets over the next 5 to 10 years. The discussion also dives into twin…

Recorded on March 12 2026 TSX: SAM Steve Yang sits down with Robert Eadie of Starcore International Mines Ltd. to break down how the company has repositioned itself after spinning out its African assets and why management believes the market is still not fully reflecting the value of its Mexican production base. Eadie explains how the return of capital was structured for shareholders, why Starcore is now focused on oxide material, carbonaceous material, and La Tortilla, and how the company sees a path to more than 160 million in annual revenue over the next 18 to 24 months. The interview…

Recorded on March 11 2026 Steve Yang sits down with Dylan Jovine for a wide-ranging macro conversation on why the current Iran conflict should not be viewed as an isolated event. Dylan argues there are two chessboards at work, a regional Middle East contest and a larger United States versus China struggle that shapes energy, trade, military pressure, and investor positioning. The discussion moves through the Strait of Hormuz, oil chokepoints, rare earth leverage, Taiwan war game scenarios, and why logistics still decide the balance of power. Dylan also explains why modern warfare is shifting toward speed, autonomous systems, and…

CSE: SASQRecorded on March 11, 2026 In this Natural Resource Stocks interview, Steve Yang sits down with Peter Smith, CEO of Sasquatch Resources, to break down why the company is pursuing legacy mine waste instead of a traditional new mine build. Peter explains how historic operations at Mount Sicker discarded material below an 8 percent copper cutoff, why those old piles may still hold meaningful value today, and how Sasquatch sees an opportunity to recover metals while cleaning up long standing environmental hazards. He also walks through the company’s broader pipeline strategy, how management evaluates projects close to surface and…

TSXV: KNG | OTCQB: KNGRF | FSE: TUY Recorded on March 10 2026 Andy Millette sits down with Scott Emerson for a detailed company update on Kingsmen Resources and the 2026 exploration strategy taking shape across the Parral district in Chihuahua, Mexico. In this interview, Scott explains why Kingsmen believes Las Coloradas is demonstrating both grade and scale, how the company consolidated ground around a past-producing mine, and why the first drill campaign gave management confidence to keep pushing the story forward. He also breaks down the company’s treasury strength, tight share structure, and why management believes disciplined drilling is…

Recorded on March 10 2026 Cassiar Gold Corp TSXV GLDC and OTCQX CGLCF joins Andy Millette for a deep dive into why the market may finally be waking up to the value inside the Cassiar Gold story in British Columbia. Marco Roque breaks down how a much stronger gold price changes project economics, why Cassiar’s valuation may still look cheap relative to peers, and why the company’s brownfield advantages matter in a market that is starting to reward real optionality. The conversation also covers the value of existing mine permits, a fully owned permitted mill, road access, underground workings, and…

Recorded on March 10 2026 Jaguar Uranium Corp trades on NYSE American under JAGU, and in this interview Steve Yang sits down with President and CEO Steven Gold to break down why management believes South America could become an overlooked source of future uranium supply. The discussion focuses on Jaguar’s Argentina and Colombia portfolio, the company’s recent IPO financing. He explains the significance of Jaguar’s recent EIA approval at Laguna Salada, why Argentina’s nuclear backdrop matters, and why certain legacy uranium assets were set aside for price rather than geology. The interview also covers Colombia’s Berlin project, infrastructure and jurisdiction…

Recorded on March 10, 2026 TSXV: DRY | OTCQX: DRYGF | FSE: X7W Maura Kolb joins Andy Millette to break down why Dryden Gold’s latest Gold Rock result could materially change how investors view the company. In this interview, Maura explains how one hole cut across 15 parallel mineralized structures, why the deepest Big Master Two pierce point matters, and how the result strengthens continuity across the broader system. The conversation then moves into what this means for future drill targeting, how the story evolved from 3 known structures to 15 in the same footprint, and why that shift opens…

Recorded on March 10, 2026 Revival Gold trades on the TSX Venture Exchange as RVG and on the OTCQX Market as RVLGF. Andy Millette sits down with Hugh Agro for a focused company update on why Revival Gold has been standing out with recent Mercur drill results in Utah and why management believes the project is moving down a credible path toward construction. Hugh breaks down the oxide profile at Mercur, why the recovery characteristics matter, what additional drilling is still to come in Utah, and why pending assay flow remains an important part of the story. The interview also…

Actual Recorded on March 6, 2026, Record date in opening 6th of February , 2026 is Incorrect. Steve Yang sits down with Larry C Johnson of Sonar21 for a hard edged conversation on the Iran war, US foreign policy, Israel, Congress, oil markets, and the economic fallout that could reshape the Middle East and hit the global economy. Larry lays out why he believes this conflict is about power, energy, and long running geopolitical strategy rather than the public case sold to viewers. Steve pushes on the role of Congress, Trump, propaganda, intelligence failures, the Strait of Hormuz, Qatar, the…

Actual Recorded on March 6, 2026, Record date in opening 6th of February , 2026 is Incorrect. Steve Yang sits down with Doug Casey for a hard-edged conversation on Iran, U.S. foreign policy, empire decline, and the real risk of a wider geopolitical escalation. Doug argues that the Iran conflict is not an isolated event, but part of a larger story involving U.S. overreach, strategic chokepoints, and a world moving toward more instability. They dig into the Straits of Hormuz, global shipping and energy exposure, international backlash, and the cost of intervention as debt, inflation, and military spending keep rising.…

Actual Recorded on March 6, 2026, Record date in opening 6th of February , 2026 is Incorrect. Melody Wright joins Steve Yang to break down what she believes is really happening inside the US housing market right now. In this interview, Melody explains why she believes the housing shortage story is a myth, why inventory is suddenly starting to move, why days on market matter more than headlines, and why appraisals, rental weakness, and credit deterioration are all pointing to deeper problems beneath the surface. She also discusses Airbnb pressure, multifamily vacancies, hidden delinquency issues, non-bank lending, demographic shifts, and…

Recorded on February 26 2026 Silver just cleared a structural ceiling that capped it for decades, and Christopher Aaron says the setup is only getting started. In this conversation with Natural Resource Stocks host Steve Yang, Christopher breaks down why the 45-year consolidation matters, how supply gets tightened by real-world industrial consumption, and why long base-building phases tend to produce the most explosive next legs. He walks through his long-term chart work on silver across centuries, explains how he frames consolidation zones versus blow-off phases, and shares the macro chart he watches most closely: the Dow priced in ounces of…

TSXV JTWO, FSE OO1Recorded on February 24 2026 J2 Metals CEO Thomas Lamb joins host Steve Yang to break down how J2 is building a tightly structured, multi project exploration company with near term catalysts across Mexico, Quebec, and Alaska. The conversation leads with Sierra Plata in Mexico and the specific drill logic management wants to test first, drilling under historic mines and workings to see whether the veins strengthen at depth before stepping out into deeper regional targets. Thomas explains how the district setting, nearby operating activity, and potential processing optionality inform the early program design and what success…

Recorded on February 25 2026 In this interview, Keith Weiner of Monetary Metals breaks down why gold keeps reasserting itself as money when confidence in policy and payment rails gets tested. The conversation starts with a blunt point most investors miss: in true settlement, gold can eliminate trust requirements, and that changes how you think about monetary competition. Keith challenges popular narratives around scarcity and value, then pivots into the mechanics of currencies, reserves, and why the dollar can remain dominant even as the world trends toward de fiatization. Steve and Keith map the BRICS discussion to real world constraints,…

TSXV: BOGO | OTC: BORMF | FSE: L4B0Recorded on February 25, 2026 Borealis Mining CEO Kelly Malcolm joins Andy Millette for a hard-nosed update on what matters most right now: real gold pours, real operating momentum, and a project that is heavily levered to the gold price. Kelly explains why Borealis expects gold pours to increase in frequency (and hopefully size) as more ore hits the leach pad, and why the company intentionally avoids “value-of-the-bar” style announcements that can get dicey with timing and pricing. The conversation then turns to the updated Sandman economics—what stayed the same, what was updated,…

Recorded on February 24 2026 Steve Yang sits down with Patrick Karim of Northstar Badcharts to break down what the charts are signaling across silver, crude oil, and energy equities. Patrick explains why long sideways bases and false breakdowns can wipe out morale right before the sharpest upside moves begin, and how he looks for confirmation and clean invalidation instead of guessing. They walk through the oil complex and energy leaders like Exxon to show how price action can tip its hand before headlines hit. You also get Patrick’s cross asset framework using ratios and long duration yields to build…

Recorded on February 24 2026 #Millettian AI era electricity demand is forcing investors to rethink coal. In this conversation Steve Yang sits down with Matt Warder of The Coal Trader to break down why data center buildouts can keep baseload generation in focus and why coal fundamentals still move on old-school commodity constraints like supply lag, infrastructure, and policy. Matt explains the key split between thermal coal for power and metallurgical coal for steel and why each market has its own cycle, catalysts, and price sensitivity. They dig into the storage bottleneck, what it would take for coal plants to…

LSE: ECOR | TSX: ECOR | OTCQX: ECRAF Recorded: February 23, 2026 Ecora Royalties CEO Marc Bishop Lafleche joins Andy Millette to explain how Ecora has shifted from a legacy coal-heavy mix to a copper-led, critical-minerals royalty portfolio. Marc breaks down why copper is ~50% of portfolio value today (estimated NAV), what made 2025 a “landmark year” (including ~$57M portfolio contribution), and how the company thinks about “layering” growth through producing royalties/streams plus upcoming milestones. We also cover why royalties can benefit from top-line growth even as mine build costs inflate—and what operating leverage looks like in a lean royalty…

TSX: SAM | FSE: V4JA | US: SHVLF Recorded on February 19, 2026 Steve Yang sits down with Starcore International Mines President & CEO Robert Eadie to unpack how a junior producer in Mexico plans to scale cash flow by stacking three revenue streams onto existing infrastructure. Eadie breaks down the San Martin Mine operating base, why carbonaceous ore processing is positioned as the near-term unlock, and how nearby feed can help keep the mill working without a massive rebuild. They dig into dry stack tailings and what “real” environmental execution looks like in day-to-day mining decisions. Robert also explains…

Recorded on 2-18-2026 Rick Rule joins Andy Millette to lay out a simple survival rule for 2026: assume violent volatility and build your plan before the tape whipsaws you out. Rick explains why he sells a portion into strength to recoup principal and remove downside, then connects that discipline to how he evaluates silver moves that shake newer participants. They shift into oil and gas, where Rick talks about news driven spikes, why he prefers pullbacks when he is accumulating, and what parts of the supply chain can matter most when cycles tighten. The conversation then gets practical on edge:…

Recorded on February 18 2026TSX LGD | OTCQX LGDTF Liberty Gold President and CEO Dr. Jon Gilligan joins Andy Millette to break down the newest feasibility stage mineral resource update at Black Pine in Idaho and what it changes for the build path ahead. The Black Pine resource has now moved to roughly 6 million ounces total across indicated and inferred, giving the feasibility work a bigger foundation and more flexibility on reserve sizing and mine life. Jon explains why this is a rare kind of development story in today’s gold space: a brownfields restart with simple open pit run…

Recorded on February 18 2026TSX-V ECU. OTCQB EMTRF. BVL ECU. Steve Yang sits down with Element 29 Resources President and CEO Richard Osmond to break down the company’s Tier 1 scale ambition at its Elida Cu-Mo-Ag project in Peru and what it takes to earn a rerating in the copper space. Richard lays out the concrete resource growth target and why reaching that threshold changes the conversation around mine life, throughput, and development optionality. They dig into what the drill program is actually trying to prove, how infrastructure and logistics shape capital intensity, and why Peru remains central to Element…

Recorded on February 18 2026 Patrick Karim of Badcharts and Northstar and Badcharts joins Andy Millette to cut through the noise on gold, silver, and the miners using pure chart structure and disciplined trade management. Patrick explains why an uptrend can still be a bad entry when price is stretched, how he defines a lower risk entry point using longer-term moving averages, and why V-shaped moves can be difficult to manage with clean stop placement. They get blunt about corrections, drawdowns, and the simple truth many traders ignore: you are allowed to step aside and wait for resolution. The conversation…

Recorded on February 17 2026 Steve Yang sits down with Lobo Tiggre, editor of The Independent Speculator, for a blunt read on why the current gold uptrend does not match prior peak patterns even after the latest volatility. From there, Lobo breaks down the trap behind silver hype cycles and why buy low, sell high discipline beats price targets and guru narratives. He explains how taking profits on the way up can fund fresh buy-low rotations when broader markets wobble. The conversation moves into energy and geopolitics, including what could unlock the oil patch and how headline-driven shocks can distort…

Recorded on February 17, 2026. Steve Yang sits down with Chris Vermeulen (Founder & CIO of The Technical Traders) for a hard, chart-driven conversation about what the market is really saying right now—without the narratives. Chris walks through why parabolic moves can flip fast, how log vs linear charts can give completely different “signals,” and what he watches to avoid getting trapped in crowded trades. The discussion moves from silver and gold to oil/energy and mega-cap equities, including how leadership cracks can spread once key levels fail. Chris also breaks down how he thinks about stepping aside (cash) until trends…

Recorded on February 13 2026TSX-V: GRL | OTCQB: GRLMF Andy Millette sits down with Matt Filgate, President and CEO of GreenLight Metals, for a hard-nosed update on why GreenLight is mobilizing two drills at the Bend copper gold VMS deposit in Wisconsin and how the team intends to grow a historic 4.5 million ton footprint into a 10 million ton plus scale story. Matt breaks down the step out strategy beyond the current deposit footprint, what the last campaign proved about high grade massive sulfides, and why downhole geophysics is pointing to stronger conductors under and beyond known mineralization. They…

Recorded on February 13 2026 Steve Yang sits down with Simon Hunt of Simon Hunt Strategic Services for a hard-nosed look at the debt and liquidity backdrop shaping markets into late 2026 and beyond. Simon argues that global and US leverage have reached levels that force policymakers into a bond refinancing fight, and that flat to falling liquidity can pressure equities, copper, gold, and silver before the next inflation driven leg higher. They also map how old world versus BRICS friction can amplify volatility, and why capital preservation and real asset positioning matters when the tape turns. Expect direct answers,…

Recorded on February 13 2026 Rick Rule joins Steve Yang to lay out a blunt macro framework for the next decade and why he believes it rhymes with the 1970s: sovereign debt math, political constraints, and the realistic ways societies attempt to resolve obligations they cannot pay in real terms. Rick walks through the logic chain from on balance sheet deficits to off balance sheet entitlements, why the arithmetic matters more than ideology, and why the endgame tends to be inflation that reduces real obligations while nominal promises are maintained. From there, he explains how bond markets can eventually regain…

TSXV: MGMA | OTCQB: MAGMF | FSE: BC21Recorded on February 12, 2026 in Atlanta, GA, USA In this special in-person sit-down in Atlanta, Andy Millette speaks with J. Stephen Barley, Chairman and CEO of Magma Silver, following the company’s investor lunch at The Palm in Buckhead. They walk through why Magma can trade at a discount even with a well-advanced silver-gold project and a deep historical dataset behind it. Barley details the company’s funding position, capital structure, and why the current shareholder base was selected to support execution instead of short-term churn. The conversation then moves into Niñobamba in Peru,…

Recorded February 6 2026TSXV DYGOTC DGDCFFSE D5G1 Dynasty Gold CEO Ivy Chong joins Steve Yang for a direct breakdown of what actually matters at Thundercloud.They cover drilling priorities, how the team thinks about scale, and what to watch next as the story develops. In this episode, Steve presses Ivy on execution and catalysts, not vague narratives. Ivy walks through Dynasty’s flagship Thundercloud project in northwest Ontario, how the team approaches targeting and step outs, and what needs to happen for a meaningful market re rate. The conversation also touches on the company’s broader asset footprint and how management thinks about…

Recorded on February 11 2026 | Dryden Gold Corp | TSXV DRY | OTCQB DRYGF | FSE X7W Dryden Gold President Maura Kolb joins Andy Millette to break down what the latest Gold Rock results actually mean for the story, and what matters next if you’re tracking this as a developing, district-scale high-grade system. They walk through why shear-zone style mineralization can deliver both grade and meaningful widths, how vertical continuity changes confidence drilling, and why parts of the system may lend themselves to an open-pit pathway rather than a purely underground narrative. Maura explains the practical advantage of northwestern…

Recorded on February 12 2026Kingsmen Resources TSX Venture KNG OTCQB KNGRF Frankfurt TUY Andy Millette sits down with Scott Emerson, President and Chief Executive Officer of Kingsmen Resources, for a blunt breakdown of what can happen after a junior closes a big financing and the stock still sells off. Scott explains how Kingsmen ended up with about 17 million in cash after raising 13 million, and why that improved treasury can still come with short term technical pressure when warrant focused funds dump shares and hedge their downside. They walk through warrant banking, short volume, life offering mechanics, and why…

Recorded on February 11, 2026 Adam Hamilton of Zeal LLC joins Andy Millette to break down why gold’s recent move started flashing the kind of “extreme” signals you only see near historical blow-offs—and why January 1980 still matters as the cleanest analog for what can happen after parabolic price behavior. Adam explains his preferred way to quantify overbought conditions (price vs. long moving averages), why “this time is different” thinking gets traders hurt, and what a realistic reset can look like (high consolidation vs. a sharp drawdown). They also dig into the China-driven demand impulse, how Western capital typically follows…

Recorded on February 11 2026 Andy Millette sits down with Lobo Tiggre of Independent Speculator to stress-test the gold and silver thesis using a true worst case framework and then work forward into what matters for mining investors right now: consolidation, correction, and the opportunity set volatility creates. Lobo lays out why even brutal drawdowns do not automatically break the long-cycle case for hard assets, and why the real edge comes from staying liquid, staying disciplined, and buying quality when panic creates air pockets. They dig into how to approach stock selection when everything chops sideways, why watching market darlings…

Recorded on February 10, 2026 In this episode, Steve Yang sits down with Dylan Jovine to map the geopolitical risk landscape that can blindside portfolios before the market prices it in. Dylan explains why Greenland is less a “resources story” and more an Arctic-first-strike geometry problem—where missile flight times and forward basing can shift deterrence math in a dangerous way. From there, the conversation moves to Venezuela and what great-power competition looks like in the Western Hemisphere, then to Europe’s growth and alliance strain as security burdens get redistributed. A major focus is Taiwan: semiconductors, AI chips, and the capital-flow…

Recorded on February 10, 2026 Trader Ferg returns with Andy Millette to map the commodity tape the way a real trader does: through physical flow, incentives, and where price discovery is actually happening. They dig into why central banks are “forced by the math,” why volatility and paper smashes can mislead, and why the premium in physical metals is the tell. The conversation runs through China’s delivery-first approach to commodities and why gold can function as settlement collateral in a shifting global trade system. From precious metals to base metals positioning (including tin and copper), the discussion stays grounded in…

Recorded on February 10 2026Revival Gold Inc TSX Venture Exchange RVG OTCQX RVLGF Revival Gold President and CEO Hugh Agro joins Andy Millette to break down the latest Mercur Utah drill results, including step out hits that expand the potential open pit footprint. He walks through how these holes sit relative to the current resource, what the team is targeting with step outs, and why the next round of assays matters for an updated mine plan. Agro also explains the near term work that de risks the project including metallurgy and column testing for heap leach performance plus the baseline…

Recorded on February 10, 2026. Dr. Marc Faber joins Andy Millette and Steve Yang to lay out a defensive 2026 playbook built around one blunt warning: asset holders may be in for a tougher year. Faber explains why he is keeping expectations low, why he thinks the S&P can end the year roughly flat while still delivering a frustrating experience for investors, and why he expects foreign markets, emerging markets, and parts of Europe to outperform the US. He also breaks down how he thinks about gold ownership and positioning, why most portfolios still under-own gold, and why energy and…

Recorded on February 9, 2026 (Atlanta, Georgia) | TSX.V: LUCA | OTCQX: LUCMF | Frankfurt: Z68 Andy Millette meets Luca Mining CEO Dan Barnholden in person in Atlanta for a straight-shooting breakdown of what actually drives mining equities when gold and silver are ripping: operating performance, cash generation, and capital allocation discipline—not hype. They dig into why many junior miners still don’t move “with the metal,” what separates real leverage from dead money, and how execution shows up (or doesn’t) in the numbers. Dan explains how Luca is positioning for 2026 with a cash-flow-funded exploration ramp, including why exploration intensity…

Visit us athttps://naturalresourcestocks.net/ Gold and silver have been moving differently lately. Sharp rallies, fast pullbacks, and volatility that’s catching a lot of investors off guard. If you’ve been seeing precious metals everywhere on your feed and wondering what’s actually going on, this video is for you. This isn’t a prediction video, and it’s not about telling you what to buy. It’s about helping newer investors and young professionals understand how to interpret gold and silver price action, why these moves are happening, and how to think about positioning without needing a finance degree. In this video, we break down: Why…

Recorded on February 6, 2026 | TSX-V: DYG | OTC: DGDCF Steve Yang sits down with Ivy Chong (President & CEO) of Dynasty Gold Corp. to pressure-test the Thundercloud story: how a tiny valuation can coexist with an “advanced-stage” narrative, tight drill spacing, and a plan to materially grow the resource footprint. Ivy explains what Dynasty means by a turnkey jurisdiction and why Thundercloud’s access profile (roads/power and a real mining district) matters when markets punish capital intensity. The discussion digs into grade/width context, how management thinks about converting drilling into a stronger technical foundation, and what milestones actually move…

Recorded on February 5 2026.Ramp Metals Inc trades on the TSX Venture Exchange under RAMP and on OTC Markets under RMPMF. Andy Millette sits down with Ramp Metals leadership to break down the near term drill restart at Rottenstone SW and why the Rush copper zinc VMS discovery is the priority heading into the next program. Jordan Black and Garrett Smith explain how the team moved from airborne targeting into verified mineralization, then used ground geophysics, borehole EM, and dense soil grids to tighten the next set of holes. The conversation walks through what the conductor is likely representing, how…