Full Article: Gold Demand Rose 7% in Q1 2019. A Launching Pad Higher for Gold?
By: Arkadiusz Sieron
Crystal Lake Mining – A Golden Team
Crystal Lake Mining – A Golden Team
I have been in the junior mining field writing my newsletter for over eighteen years. During that time, I have met a whole assortment of people and I’ve seen my share of arrogant so-called leaders. I’ve been on the ego see-saw, trying to balance out what the actual story is versus whatever nonsense the guy either on the top or in the IR department is trying to sell me. I am one that always tries to see the goodness in people.
Fortunately, I have learned a bit or two about the poker hands people try to represent, but as we all do, I still get bluffed. The key is recognizing the bluffers from the winners which is tricky to do in any poker game, let alone in junior mining.
Along comes Crystal Lake Mining (TSXV: CLM) and the see-saw starts to balance – very refreshing. Some weeks ago, when the company’s stock was trading around .30/share, I alerted my readers that I would be initiating coverage. Crystal Lake is a junior exploration company based in British Columbia with one of the largest land packages in the red hot Eskay district in the heart of the famous Golden Triangle region.
Recently, I was invited along with many members of the team to Vancouver to network and attend the presentation. I have always found that direct experience is a better way to judge how a company operates than merely considering what I’ve been told in a phone call or what’s on the internet. That is why with every sponsor/client, I insist on spending time with management and seeing the property.
The Crystal Lake team led by Richard Savage, President/CEO is an inclusive, genuine team who are down-to-earth and all-around a great group to be involved with. There was no poker face, they showed their hand right on the flop.
Richard started his career as an Investment Advisor in Yorkton Securities which later became Richardson GMP, remaining there for 28 years. Based on the time I spent with Richard, I believe him to be a man of commitment and integrity. His passion for children charities really reflects the kind of person that he is. We spoke at great length about the importance of giving back and how we can help each other’s causes in helping others.
The event in Vancouver was top-notch. Around 50 people attended the four-hour very informative Saturday morning presentation. There were various other networking activities, all planned and carried out with precision.
They have a real winner heading up Investor Relations in Sean Kingsley whom I’ve known for many years. He is on the cover of Public Entrepreneur, Special PDAC Edition as one of the New Faces of Mining. He brings a vast amount of investor relations experience and he lives and breathes mining.
The junior mining industry is very intricate, like a giant jigsaw puzzle where all the pieces have to connect in just the right way. It took me many years to figure out how a whole mining project is connected and am still learning. Yes location is key, but you also have to look at the operations behind the drilling and exploration and you need to consider the team as a whole – the management, drillers, geologists, marketing team etc.
In their property negotiations, Crystal Lake obtained what seems to be a stellar deal, in particular, with the Newmont Lake project in the Golden Triangle Region, which seems to be the most intriguing project out of the three main ones that Crystal Lake is currently managing.
According to Dr. Peter C. Lightfoot, Technical Advisor for Crystal Lake, “There are vast tracts of unexplored and underexplored ground within the Newmont Lake Project to feed an already large pipeline of quality targets rarely seen on one property. This has me and our discovery team extremely excited for 2019.”[1]
Investors always hope for a royal flush type of a hole, but one mammoth hole is usually not a determinant of a long-term successful drill program. You have to have a series of successful holes that show the potential advancement of the project.
In initial drilling undertaken at Burgundy Ridge (part of the Newmont project) in the fall of 2018, the holes suggest that there exists intervals of copper-rich mineralization with gold and silver.
Drilling should commence in early summer after the snow melts, but of course, Mother Nature may have some say in this.
No matter what cards Crystal Lake is holding, the investors should not be bored as they await the drill results.
Currently, resource stocks are not considered sexy as they were in 2010/2011. A big discovery could very well change that. The potential is here which would make Justin Timberlake proud.
In the next little while, I expect to be putting on my stomping boots again and visiting the project.
In summary, I will say this. It is easy to criticize but it can be hard to praise – especially when praise is called for. In my case, some of this comes from my experiences of rarely meeting a President who actually listens and puts the team first. In fact, I’m pretty used to being introduced/speaking with President’s who feel like they know-it-all, when their hold cards are just a deuce and seven. Richard Savage exemplifies the complete opposite of this and any company that knows its’ worth would be wise to follow his directorial method.
I took away from my time in Vancouver that Crystal Lake has compiled a great team of people and that their interest for the stockholders seems to be a genuine priority. That integrity along with a phenomenal exploration plan and the right experts, in my opinion, is a recipe for potential high success.
To be rewarded in buying mining shares, it is generally prudent to invest before the drill results are released on a property with amazing potential. Although no one can guarantee the performance of any stock, the risk reward ratio seems to be favourable in this particular case.
I know a good possibility when I see it. Some have even listened to me. With cautious optimism and great enthusiasm, I am involved with Crystal Lake Mining that has one of the best management teams I have ever seen along with one of the best stories I have heard in many years. They seem to be dealt pocket aces that may very well hold up on the river.
Crystal Lake Mining is a sponsor.
As always, do your due diligence.
Happy Investing!
Dr. Kal Kotecha
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[1] https://www.crystallakeminingcorp.com/projects/listing/2/Newmont-Lake-Property/
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Are Gold Stocks in a Position Similar to the Stock Market in Early 1982?
Full Article: Are Gold Stocks in a Position Similar to the Stock Market in Early 1982?
By: AIS Capital Management
Why Does Steve Eisman Plan to Short the North?
Why Does Steve Eisman Plan to Short the North?
“We’re going to make the big banks hurt,” Mark Baum, The Big Short
If you’ve seen the movie, The Big Short, you know the sort of shenanigans that helped lead to the big financial crisis of 2008. Millions lost their homes, their jobs, their savings in the giant tornado of financial devastation spurred on by the Wall Street scions who hugely profited off that misery in Scrooge-like fashion while rubbing their hands with glee. They watched their bank accounts expand by hundreds of millions of dollars, a figure unimaginable to those left behind sadly carrying their welcome mats to the moving van they could now barely afford. Bah, Humbug! Some might say.
Greed and the quest for power can lead people to do strange things without consequence of what it might mean to the potential victims on the other side. Guess that’s business, some might say. So, let’s take a look at how some of that business may come about.
One of the main characters in the movie, Mark Baum played by actor Steve Carrell, represents a semi-fictionalized Steve Eisman, one of the scions whose portfolio skyrocketed from $700 million to over $1.5 billion, while over a period of 8 months, 84 real estate lenders in the United States went bankrupt with a giant KABOOM![1]
Now, slightly more than a decade later, Eisman has announced that he plans to look to his polite Northern neighbors and short the Canadian banks. That’s right. Some of Canada’s most stalwart institutions have a giant red circle on them, specifically the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC), the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) and the Laurentian Bank. In his opinion, bank stocks are set for a 20+% decline as economic conditions worsen and loan losses increase. [2] On top of that, he has to pay the dividends (about 4%) as he has shorted the banks.
Eisman is basing his theory on a faltering housing market and a sluggish economy combined with the fact that credit normalisation has not occurred in Canada for 20 years.[3]
While Eisman acknowledges that he doesn’t see the same drastic gut-wrenching housing crash that the US saw in 2008, in his words, “This is not ‘The Big Short: Canada’ — I’m not calling for a housing collapse,”[4] he clearly sees an opportunity in some form. It seems he has decided to put reality into his semi-fictional character’s words. And it will still hurt the banks and by default individuals when the bandages are ripped off.
He may have a point. While Canada’s housing market has been fairly healthy over the past years, in Toronto and Vancouver houses have become so pricey that on a typical salary many people may not be able to reasonably afford to buy. It is possible that over time this may spread to other cities, causing people to either over-extend themselves or simply not enter the market at all, which may cause further problems in the housing market, leading to further economic issues and so on and so on.
Add to that the steady rise of Canadian household debt that has slowly seeped into a giant waterfall cascading to $2trillion in 2018, with approximately three-quarters of that debt sitting in mortgages[5] and you don’t need to have a degree in economics to figure out that things could go wrong.
Learning by example is a great way to do it, so let’s take a look at how things partly evolved in the US. Household debt was massive. Anybody and their dog were granted mortgages, no matter what the risk. Many homeowners were holding adjustable rate subprime mortgages. When the banks raised the rates, people who were just barely managing to make their mortgage payments found themselves on the phone arranging to rent a moving van. The rate of foreclosure skyrocketed in some States to over 100% with Arizona suffering a 203% rise.[6] House pricings came crashing down. People were now living in homes on which they owed much more than what the home was worth. Too often the only option was to give in to foreclosure. On top of that with the behemoth amount of jobs that were lost, it was the worst financial crisis the US had endured.
While Canada may not suffer to the same degree, Eisman is not the only one counting on the Canadian banks trending downwards in profitability and stock values. Based on financial positions analytics conducted by S3 Partners, bets against Canadian banks have risen 19% in 2019 to worth $12.3 billion. [7]
With the 2008 crash, Eisman apparently starting planning for it in 2004 when a bug entered his ear at a conference in Las Vegas. Over the next 3 years, he identified dubious loans and decided to bet they would fall. He managed to convince Goldman Sachs and Deutsche Bank to issue Credit-Default swaps. Then like a pro poker player stone-facedly guarding his cards, he watched it start in 2007. Mortgage defaults started to pile up and investors pulled out of the real estate market. The US was thrown into an economic crisis. And the millions started rolling in for Eisman and his cronies. While I’ll bet that he had some tense moments wondering if his gamble was going to pay off, in the end, the dealer won.[8]
As far as timing with the Canadian banks, I feel it is more like 2021/22 when things will start to head south, but it will not be near the epic gut-wrenching proportions of 2008. It will be more geo-political as well as some socio-economic. Eisman’s name will likely be tied to it, as it is tied to the 2008 crisis.
In Charles Dickens’ classic work, A Christmas Carol, Ebenezer Scrooge, a banker of sorts finds himself confronted by three ghosts. “Are these the shadows of the things that Will be, or are they shadows of things that May be, only?” Ebenezer Scrooge to the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come, who is pointing to a grave bearing his own name.
Well, that’s one way to have your name engraved. Another is to do something so historically meaningful that your name is also etched in another way in memory. Eisman has already managed to achieve that once. Looks like he is going for the second round.
As always, do your due diligence.
Happy Investing!
Dr. Kal Kotecha
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[1] France 24 (September 2018) Steve Eisman, the ‘big short’ investor who bet on the crash : https://www.france24.com/en/20180902-steve-eisman-big-short-investor-who-bet-crash
[2] Doug Alexander (April 2019) : Eisman sees ‘20% Plus’ Drop in Canadian Banks on Short Call : https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-04-09/eisman-sees-20-plus-drop-in-canada-bank-stocks-on-short-call
[3] Richard Henderson/Lindsay Fortado (March 2019) : The Big Short’s Steve Eisman raises bets against Canadian banks https://www.ft.com/content/40a2eae4-4b2b-11e9-8b7f-d49067e0f50d
[4] Reference FT 1
[5] Stephen S. Poloz (May 2018) Canada’s Economy and Household Debt: How Big is the Problem?
[6] Les Christie (January 2009) : Foreclosures up a record 81% in 2008 https://money.cnn.com/2009/01/15/real_estate/millions_in_foreclosure/
[7] Callum Burroughs (March 2019) : A star investor in ‘The Big Short’ is betting against Canadian banks : https://money.cnn.com/2009/01/15/real_estate/millions_in_foreclosure/
[8] France 24 (September 2018) Steve Eisman, the ‘big short’ investor who bet on the crash : https://www.france24.com/en/20180902-steve-eisman-big-short-investor-who-bet-crash
Barrian Mining completes IP/res survey at Bolo
Mr. Maximilian Sali reports
BARRIAN MINING CORP. PROVIDES UPDATE ON BOLO WORK PROGRAM
Barrian Mining Corp. has provided an operational update at its flagship Bolo gold property in Nevada.
Barrian has recently completed its induced polarization and resistivity (IP/res) survey at Bolo. The survey comprises a total of approximately 11 line kilometres over nine lines targeting the mine fault and other mineralized structures that host the Uncle Sam, South mine fault and Northern Extension mineralized zones. The company expects to receive final inverted data from the geophysical contractor, Las Vegas-based KLM Geoscience LLC, within the next week, and will issue further news following data interpretation by Apex Geoscience Ltd. and Barrian director and qualified person Kris Raffle, PGeo. The data will provide additional drill positioning and target locations for the upcoming 2019 exploration program.
Maximilian Sali, chief executive officer, commented: “Barrian remains on schedule and on budget in preparation for our summer drill program of around 1,800 metres where previous drill results have shown mineralization from surface. We are currently awaiting dates from the landowner to provide accommodations to the drill team on site which will save significant costs instead of commuting back and forth from Tonopah in terms of time, fuel and hotel expenses. We look forward to announcing the drill dates in the near future.”
Drill permits and water rights
All necessary permits have been confirmed to be in good standing. The company is currently relying on an approved U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) forest service plan of operations (PoO) for mining activities issued Sept. 27, 2012, to Allegiant Gold (U.S.) Ltd., the optionor of Bolo. The current plan allows for drilling of up to three reverse circulation (RC) or core holes on up to 79 drill sites, in addition to the construction up to 7.6 km of new temporary access roads (approximately 7.6 hectares of total disturbance), and improving 1.3 km if existing roads (phase 1). The approved plan also allows for further road construction in subsequent phases of up to 25 km and up to four drill staging areas (approximately 28 hectares total disturbance) over an estimated project life of a maximum of 10 years. It is a condition of the permit that all project related disturbances be reclaimed at the end of the project life.
In addition to being fully permitted for the upcoming drill program Barrian has signed a contract with a nearby property owner and water rights holder to provide water/water hauling services sufficient for all planned 2019 drilling activities.
About Barrian Mining Corp.
Barrian Mining is a new gold exploration company focused on acquiring and advancing precious metal projects in the United States. Barrian’s flagship Bolo project, located 90 km northeast of Tonopah, Nev., hosts Carlin-type gold mineralization and is fully permitted for upcoming exploration programs including drilling. Notable historical drill results include 1.28 g/t gold over 133 metres from surface. In addition, Barrian has an earn-in option to acquire 100 per cent of the Sleeper project which is located in the historic Mogollon epithermal silver-gold mining district of New Mexico.
Qualified person
The scientific and technical information contained in this news release as it relates to the Bolo property has been reviewed and approved by Kristopher J. Raffle, PGeo (B.C.), principal and consultant of APEX Geoscience Ltd. of Edmonton, Alta., a qualified person as defined in National Instrument 43-101 — Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects.
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