This morning, Trevor connected with Simon Hunt of Simon Hunt Strategic Services. The premise of the conversation was to discuss the current copper market and China's involvement with the spot price. We do discuss this, including some of the latest news out of China's smelting capacity. But the conversation also provides a backdrop of geopolitical escalations with both Russia and Israel. These dynamics could have very powerful headwinds for the commodities complex, which Simon believes is getting ahead of itself at the current moment.
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Morning Briefing: Magna Mining hits Massive Sulphide within the Core of the 109 Footwall Zone
Shawn Khunkhun on Silver's Big Move and Dolly Varden's $15M Financing
American Pacific Preparing for Exploration Campaigns at Both Palmer and Madison
Morning Briefing: Ivanhoe Electric Drills its Best Intercept at Hog Heaven
Chase Taylor on Lessons from LTCM and the Risks of the Fed Cutting Rates into Economic Growth
Vizsla Silver CEO Mike Konnert on the Addition of the Past-Producing La Garra-Metates District
A Re-Introduction to K2 Gold and its Draft EIS Efforts
Magna Mining and a New Off-take Agreement with Vale
Morning Briefing: Aldebaran Extends Known Mineralization at Altar
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Introduction to Coppernico Metals from CEO Ivan Bebek
Matt Geiger of Gold's Leading Move and thoughts on Valuations out of the Arabian Nubian Shield
Vukasin Pekovic: Finding Alpha in Special Situations within the Junior Resource Sector
Introduction of Metals Acquisition and its High-Grade CSA Copper Mine
Morning Briefing: Alamos Gold to Acquire Argonaut Gold for $325M
Mako's Akiba Leisman on the Goldsource Acquisition
Chakana Copper Returns Drill Rigs to the Soledad Project
Morning Briefing: Mako Mining to Acquire Goldsource Mines
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