VIDEO: These 2 Explorers Are on the Launchpad for Gold’s Next Big Move
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| By Sean Brodrick |
Gold is up 8% so far this year, and the yellow metal is less than 5% from its all-time high.
And yet, the big move in precious metals — and especially miners — hasn’t happened yet. We know that because miners are barely keeping up with the metal. Since they’re leveraged to gold, miners should be blasting off.
Eventually, they will. That’s when you won’t be able to own enough of them. But you know what really lifts off the launch pad when the gold market starts roaring? Explorers.
That’s because explorers (as well as many developers) have untapped potential. With miners, we mostly know what they have. Explorers could be sitting on the tips of giant deposits.
So today, I want to share …
Interviews With 2 Explorers
First, my interview with two of the executives at American Pacific Mining (USGDF), which trades on the OTCQX in the U.S.
I’ve followed this company for a few years. CEO Warwick Smith has a knack for putting together deals with large or well-funded companies as partners, including Rio Tinto (RIO).
American Pacific just made another acquisition in Nevada. In this video, Smith and American Pacific’s president, geologist Eric Saderholm, give us the scoop on the newest deal and the company as a whole:
American Pacific stands apart from other junior explorers in that it has not one … not two … but three big partners on various projects. I believe this raises the company’s odds of success quite a bit.
Down the road, it would not surprise me to see American Pacific get a buyout/payout for at least one of these projects.
Also, I recently had a conversation about gold with Matthew Hornor, president and CEO of Maple Gold (MGMLF).
Maple Gold was a company I recommended to subscribers back in 2020, and we closed out that position in two stages for a gain of 84.6% and a loss of 35.1%. That shows you how volatile exploration stocks can be.
In my interview with him, Hornor retells the Maple Gold story, and there’s a lot to like. Maple Gold is in a 50/50 joint venture with Agnico Eagle Mines (AEM) to advance the rich Douay and Joutel gold projects.
These projects are located in Québec's Abitibi Gold Belt, which hosts some spectacular gold mines. Maple Gold also acquired the nearby Eagle Mine, a past-producing mine that helped give Agnico Eagle its name.
These are high-grade projects, and they are drilling like mad. Hornor gives us the scoop on what the company is up to:
These videos are not recommendations. You’ll have to decide for yourself if these stocks are right for you.
But when gold blasts off again, I believe both these stocks have the potential to go along for the ride.
All the best,
Sean
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