Mining Stock Education Bill Powers

CEO Ivan Bebek describes Coppernico Metals’ Sombrero project’s “Rare and Unique” copper discovery potential in this MSE episode. After just completing a $19.37 million financing, which included a $8.77 million investment by Teck Resources, Coppernico is now fully funded for over a year of exploration drilling, which is scheduled to begin in July 2024.

Coppernico Metals is an exploration company focused on creating value for shareholders and stakeholders through the exploration and discovery of world-class copper-gold deposits in South America. The Company’s management and technical teams have a successful track record in raising capital, discovery and monetization of exploration successes. The Company is currently focused on the Sombrero project in Peru. Coppernico Metals is currently an unlisted reporting issuer and is seeking Canadian and U.S. listings. In this interview, Ivan Bebek, President and CEO, provides an update on the company’s progress and plans.

0:00 Introduction
1:50 Last four years
5:06 Sombrero project’s prospectivity
8:30 Teck’s 9.9% investment
11:00 Coppernico owns 100% of Sombrero’s upside
13:30 Keenan Jennings & fresh set of geological eyes
16:20 Sombrero’s scale and what defines exploration success
19:59 Coppernico’s OTC grey ticker and Canadian listing
21:21 Expected trading upon relisting
23:53 Ivan’s “skin-in-the-game”
26:06 Drilling starting in July 2024

Sponsor: https://coppernicometals.com/

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Tyron Breytenbach shares expert mining stock investment advice and pro tips in this 40-minute MSE episode. He also reveals where he sees contrarian investing opportunities and discusses some stocks in which he is invested. Tyron is a former equity analyst at Cormark Securities and Stifel Canada where he interacted extensively with the international investment community. Prior to joining Lithium Africa as CEO, Mr. Breytenbach was a Senior Partner and Managing Director in the investment banking group at Canada’s largest employee-owned dealer. Before entering capital markets, Mr. Breytenbach spent a decade in the mining industry as a geologist where he focused on orogenic and epithermal gold deposits and specialized in resource estimation. Mr. Breytenbach holds a BSc (Honours) Degree from Rand Afrikaans University in South Africa and is a designated P.Geo in Ontario.

0:00 Introduction
0:45 Contrarian opportunities
5:27 What will attract mine development capital?
10:26 Macro data you engage?
11:11 Mining stock shorting: an information war
17:20 Ideal resource sector money manager profile
19:57 Mine restart plays
24:59 “Go with mine that needs less capital”
25:44 Angle / BHP deal
28:34 How Tyron is playing the copper space
29:37 Ideal copper porphyry development financing package
31:37 Why partner at asset, not company, level as an explorecos?
33:48 Using mining Twitter

Tyron’s Twitter: https://x.com/Tyronsmining

Tyron is CEO at https://li-africa.com/

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Bill Powers offers twelve reasons to sell a junior mining stock. In this MSE episode, you will learn about:

-The 3 main selling categories
-A non-exhaustive list of reasons to sell a junior mining stock
-A half-million-dollar mistake Bill made

0:00 Introduction
2:48 Be your own advisor
6:17 Three main selling reasons
8:42 Personal selling reasons
15:08 Macro selling reasons
22:42 Company-specific selling reasons
33:16 Half-million-dollar mistake

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Seasoned resource fund manager Warren Irwin returns to MSE to talk mining scams: “There really is no penalties for scamming people in Canada in the mining sector. I cannot think of a single person that has done any jailtime. They may get fines or slap on the wrist or not being allowed to be a director or whatever. If you are into organized crime, get into the mining business because there is no penalties and there is lots of money to be made.”

Warren also discusses his current mining stock holdings and explains why he sold NexGen Energy: “I know way more than I could every say.”

0:00 Intro
0:43 Reflecting on the Bre-X scam
9:21 Realizing Bre-X was a scam
12:38 Tenacious due diligence
18:25 “When are you going to twin the holes?”
20:31 Michael de Guzman alive?!
26:50 People complicit with the fraud
33:34 “There is no penalties for scamming people in Canada”
37:03 Warren’s Solaris Resources’ commentary
40:00 Selling NexGen: “I know way more than I could ever say”
42:45 Addressing Uranium super-bulls
47:24 Are you shorting NexGen?
48:48 Current mining stock holdings

Warren’s fund: https://www.rosseau.com/
Warren’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/bigdude6669

To learn about Warren’s first-hand experience with the Bre-X mining scam of the 90’s listen to our in-depth interview from PDAC 2018:
http://www.miningstockeducation.com/2018/04/warren-irwin-discerning-mining-stock-scams-from-bre-x-until-today-top-hedge-fund-manager-shares-insights-pdac-2018/

Warren’s Bre-X article: https://ceo.ca/@warrenirwin/2016s-top-hedge-fund-manager-relives-historys-greatest-gold-scam

BBC Bre-X podcast: https://www.cbc.ca/listen/cbc-podcasts/1428-the-six-billion-dollar-gold-scam/episode/16069066-episode-1-the-dollar6-billion-gold-scam

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“Platinum could easily rise 50% to 100% in 12-18 months,” says portfolio manager Sam Broom in this MSE episode. He is also bullish on certain rare earth companies and has his eye on potash as a contrarian play.

Sam Broom is a geologically trained portfolio manager with Sprott Global. In this interview, he provides commentary on where he sees value in the resource sector and how he is advising his clients. Generalist institutions are becoming interested in mining stocks, he shares. Sam also compares the ASX mining market to the TSX and explains why less US dollars are flowing into small Canadian miners.

0:00 Introduction
0:52 Generalist institutions interest in mining stocks
5:33 Mining sector becoming momentum play
7:55 Timing entry points in a bull market
11:53 Only get 1-2 good investment opportunities every 2-3yrs?
15:32 Bullish certain rare earth companies
17:16 Bullish platinum
21:20 Bullish potash
22:23 Less USA investment dollars funding Canadian jr miners
26:13 Mine restart plays
29:55 ASX vs TSX
37:38 What Sam offers HNWs

Sam’s email: SBroom@sprottglobal.com
Sam’s bio: https://www.sprottusa.com/our-firm/our-team/sam-broom/#

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The lithium price has bottomed out but don’t expect new highs for 5-6 years says battery metals analyst Matt Fernley. Matt is an analyst and editor of the Battery Material Review newsletter, which focuses on investment within the battery materials portion of the mining sector. In this interview, Fernley provides commentary on several topics such as lithium price expectations, battery chemistry, EVs, Graphite and where is the best value in the battery metals sector right now.

0:00 Intro
0:48 Lithium price
5:33 Lepidolite
9:33 Direct lithium Extraction
12:22 Li batteries versus Sodium Ion
14:38 Ni Price bifurcation
22:01 Security of supply
26:00 Complexity of hybrid EVs
30:39 Why are Chinese EVs cheaper?
38:03 Graphite
41:46 Best Value in the battery materials market right now?
43:56 Battery Materials Review

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