They Said Oil Was Dead. They Were Wrong. | Michael Judson – Record Resources
In this conversation with Michael Judson, Chairman & CEO of Record Resources Inc. (TSXV: REC), we dig into how a little-known junior oil company became part of a major deal with Recon Africa and the government of Gabon. Michael explains how Record secured a fully funded carried interest, what it means for shareholders, and where this story could lead next.
NOA Lithium PEA: Indecision Everywhere
Here’s a simple question for investors. With gold trading at nearly $4,000 an ounce, would you accept the merits of an economic study on a gold mine conducted at a gold price of $8,000 an ounce? What about $10,000 an ounce? What about the merits of an economic study on a silver mine conducted at […]
Atlas Salt: The Updated Feasibility Study
They may have waited until the bitter end of their prior guided timeline, but Atlas Salt (TSXV: SALT) has delivered an updated feasibility study for their flagship Great Atlantic Salt Project in Newfoundland. While investors were quick to rejoice on message boards Tuesday morning following the release of the results, we didn’t really see any […]
Why Sage Potash Could Be America’s Next Fertilizer Powerhouse
What would you say if I told you there is an absolutely crucial critical mineral out there that has effectively zero domestic production in the US? A mineral that in 2024 saw more than 10 million tonnes consumed, the vast majority of which was in the form of an essential fertilizer used in agriculture in an effort to feed a nation?
GOLD: Leadership Shakeup Among Majors. A Sign Of Something To Come?
Last Monday was quite the day in terms of capital markets for gold miners. The price of gold continued to hit new highs, breaching the $3,800 an ounce level, while at the same time we saw major management shakeups at two of the world’s largest gold producers. While a leadership shake up at one major […]
Vox Royalty: The ‘Transformational’ Asset Purchase
We’ve got another royalty-related transaction folks. But this latest deal is a bit smaller in size than we’ve grown accustomed to – not everyone can be a big fish in the pond, but that’s okay too. This transaction however is a bit different from what we’ve seen among peers. Rather than a big merger or […]
First Brands Did Not Last: The Billion-Dollar Implosion
First Brands Group’s collapse escalated this week as creditor Raistone alleged up to $2.3 billion has “simply vanished,” and the Department of Justice opened an inquiry, all just a few weeks after the company entered Chapter 11 in late September with about $11.6 billion in liabilities. In an Oct. 2 email, First Brands’ counsel Sunny […]
Charlie Javice Defrauds JPMorgan for $175M, JPMorgan Pays Her $115M Legal Bill to Defend Against It
A Delaware merger agreement forced JPMorgan Chase to pay $115 million in legal bills for two executives who defrauded the bank out of $175 million, court documents revealed last week. A federal judge sentenced Charlie Javice and co-defendant Olivier Amar for lying about the customer base of their student finance startup Frank when JPMorgan acquired […]
Ottawa Takes Backseat Role in Alberta-BC Pipeline Dispute
Canada’s energy minister says the federal government will serve as a “constructive participant” in discussions over Alberta’s proposed northern pipeline, placing responsibility on the two provinces to reach agreement on the contentious project. Tim Hodgson told senators Thursday that Alberta must gain British Columbia’s support and secure backing from Indigenous communities before the pipeline can […]
Federal Probe Opens Into Tesla’s Full Self-Driving Technology
Federal auto safety regulators have launched an investigation into Tesla‘s (Nasdaq: TSLA) Full Self-Driving technology following dozens of reports that vehicles using the system violated traffic laws and caused crashes. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration disclosed the investigation Thursday, covering approximately 2.9 million Tesla vehicles equipped with FSD software. The agency identified 58 incidents […]