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The Market Online
21-06-2025
- Business
- The Market Online
Two rebounding stocks for the long run
While many investors are fond of bowing down to market fluctuations as gospel, the mostly unspoken truth is that rebounding stocks, as well as those in precipitous downfalls, require supporting facts for these fluctuations to qualify as rational. In other words, a stock's spike up or down speaks to its underlying company's valuation only if there's evidence for it. In its absence, the market's bipolar tendencies might be offering you a discount to build a position, or overvaluation to make a profitable exit. In its presence, you're the beneficiary of a data-driven investment thesis and can begin to hash out expectations in terms of time horizon and expected return. In the newest edition of Stockhouse's Weekly Market Movers, I'll analyze a pair of rebounding mining stocks supported by operations that seem to have what it takes to ramp up momentum moving forward. Atlas Salt Our first rebounding stock, Atlas Salt, market capitalization C$47.67 million, is developing the Great Atlantic salt project in Newfoundland, which is positioned to be Canada's next salt mine. The feasibility-stage project holds an estimated post-tax net present value of C$553 million, offering the potential for a 34-year operating life extracting about 84.5 million tons of salt in probable reserves, in addition to resources of 368 million tons indicated and 827 million tons inferred. According to Atlas Salt's investor presentation for June 2025, the price of U.S. rock salt imports has more than doubled since 2000 to over US$65 per ton, with North America importing about a quarter of its salt annually, granting the company plenty of room to capitalize on the ongoing trend of onshoring critical material supply chains. At total capital costs of C$1.1 billion, with a payback period of only 5 years, Great Atlantic is rapidly advancing towards production through permitting and an updated feasibility study to further validate project economics for investors and offtake partners. An initial non-binding memorandum of understanding with Scotwood Industries targets distribution of 1.25 to 1.50 million tons of salt products per year. Atlas Salt stock (TSXV:SALT), in turn, has bounced back by 36.11 per cent from its year-to-date low, largely driven by the upcoming feasibility study and the hiring of a new CEO and CFO that bring ample experience with major miners and financial institutions. I think a handful of priorities in 2025 are likely to keep pushing the stock up and to the right, including advancing regulatory compliance, geotechnical and hydrological site evaluation, potential production expansion, as well as the conversion of a pipeline of strategic partnerships into initial revenue. Nolan Peterson, Atlas Salt's CEO, spoke with Stockhouse's Lyndsay Malchuk about the new feasibility study, which is expected in Q3 2025. Watch the interview here. Kootenay Silver Our second rebounding stock, Kootenay Silver, market capitalization C$74.89 million, is a mineral explorer that controls one of the largest junior silver portfolios in Mexico, which Visual Capitalist ranks as the world's top silver-producing country. The company's portfolio is highlighted by: Its flagship Columba project, housing a maiden resource estimated at 54.1 million ounces in silver resources inferred. The Promontorio-La Negra and La Cigarra properties, representing a collective 214.2 million ounces of silver equivalent measured and indicated and 54.9 million ounces of silver equivalent inferred. At prices as of June 20, these properties are sitting on more than US$11.6 billion in silver in the ground combined, a sum on a completely different plane of existence versus the company's micro market capitalization. And with Kootenay stock up by only 2.56 per cent year-over-year, heavily trailing silver's 20 per cent gain, you wouldn't exactly intuit the company's multi-billion-dollar potential, or the fact that its operations are well-equipped to close this valuation-resource gap in a significant way. Key drivers behind this thesis include: A leadership team with success developing early-stage mining projects into acquisition-worthy targets. A C$17.4 million bought-deal offering with Research Capital expected to close on June 25 to further advance Columba, with funds going towards an ongoing 50,000-metre drilling program that has yielded numerous intercepts in the thousands of grams of silver per ton (g/t) with numerous high-grade targets still to be explored. An abundance of targets on its secondary properties waiting in the wings to add fuel to a bid for a stock price re-rating. An approximately 5 per cent investment from Canadian Mining Hall of Fame member Eric Sprott doesn't hurt either, in terms of differentiating the company from competitors when it comes to future capital raises. Over the past month-and-a-half, the market has been showing early signs of recognizing the value proposition we're laying out, with Kootenay stock (TSXV:KTN) adding more than 30 per cent over the period propelled by Columba's maiden resource, as well as a highlight intercept of 7,360 g/t silver and 30.57 per cent lead-zinc announced in early May. With exploration capital nearly in hand, look for positive news flow over the summer to continue fostering this upward trend and building awareness of Kootenay's major status among junior silver miners. James McDonald, Kootenay Silver's president and CEO, joined Coreena Robertson to comment on Columba's maiden resource estimate. Watch the interview here. Thanks for reading! I'll see you next week for a new edition of Stockhouse's Weekly Market Movers. Here's the most recent article, in case you missed it. Join the discussion: Find out what everybody's saying about these rebounding stocks on the Atlas Salt Inc. and Kootenay Silver Inc. Bullboards and check out Stockhouse's stock forums and message boards. This is sponsored content issued on behalf of Atlas Salt Inc. and Kootenay Silver Inc., please see full disclaimer here.
The Market Online
23-05-2025
- Business
- The Market Online
A brief dive into two best-performing micro-cap stocks
A stock price chart, though best-performing, tells only a partial story, capturing sentiment without its drivers, saying nothing about whether or not an ongoing trend will continue into the future. The market-tested investor knows to dig deeper – too experienced to be swayed by past performance's suggestion of future results – and paints a picture of a company's long-term viability based on financials, press releases and industry reports, putting it through the wringer en route to a high-conviction investment decision. In the newest edition of Stockhouse's Weekly Market Movers, we'll consider two micro-cap stocks with strong year-over-year returns, miles ahead of the TSX's 16.57-per-cent effort, looking to determine whether or not their underlying companies have what it takes to maintain momentum. Realbotix We begin with Realbotix, a company that creates and sells artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled, human-shaped robots for the purposes of entertainment, companionship and customer service. The robots, manufactured in the United States, boast true-to-life expressions, movements and speech. According to the company's 2025 guidance, it is well-capitalized to deliver on growth plans, including increasing its sales and marketing teams, to accommodate higher demand expected from robust media coverage and new technology dropping later this year. Realbotix stock (TSXV:XBOT) has added 223.33 per cent year-over-year – exactly one year since the company transitioned from its previous incarnation as – thanks to revenue growth in Q1 and Q2 2025 that's already outpacing all of 2024, supported by decreasing cost of goods sold and operating losses over the past three quarters. While Realbotix has generated positive net income in only two out of the past five quarters, a growing number of partnerships have the potential to grant the company the scale it needs to cut costs towards more stable profitability. Andrew Kiguel, Realbotix's chief executive officer (CEO), spoke with Stockhouse's Lyndsay Malchuk about the company's collaboration with on customer service robots. Watch the interview here. Innovotech And now for something completely different, we move to Innovotech, our second best-performing micro-cap stock pick ripping as of late, which tracks a Canadian company focused on biotechnology and specialized laboratory services. Here's a business breakdown: The company's Innovotech Labs subsidiary is a contract research organization specializing in antimicrobial testing and the commercialization of antimicrobial silver solutions. Its Keystone Labs subsidiary is an accredited lab serving Canadian pharmaceutical and industrial markets. Innovotech also owns 60 per cent of NouLifeSciences, which holds intellectual property related to antioxidant molecules with prospective applications in cosmetics and treating medical conditions including neuropathies. Innovotech's diversification across multiple products and platforms has served it well, allowing it to almost double revenue year-over-year in 2024, and set a run-rate in Q1 2025 to quadruple revenue by year end, this while generating an overall net income profit from 2020 to date including in Q4 2024 and Q1 2025. Innovotech stock (TSXV:IOT), no surprise, has behaved positively in reaction, adding 83.33 per cent year-over-year, and stands to climb higher with client demand on a steep rise, prompting the company to expand its staff and equipment portfolio. Though profitable growth is relatively recent, Innovotech appears to be on a path to rapidly growing its share in the over US$10 billion antimicrobial coatings market, which is expected to post a 13.9 per cent compound annual growth rate through 2030. Craig Milne, Innovotech's president and CEO, joined Lyndsay Malchuk to discuss the company's financial performance including record revenue in Q1 2025. Watch the interview here. Thanks for reading! I'll see you next week for a new edition of Stockhouse's Weekly Market Movers. Here's the most recent article, in case you missed it. Join the discussion: Find out what everybody's saying about these best-performing micro-cap stocks on the Realbotix Corp. and Innovotech Inc. Bullboards and check out Stockhouse's stock forums and message boards. This is sponsored content issued on behalf of Realbotix Corp. and Innovotech Inc., please see full disclaimer here.
The Market Online
16-05-2025
- Business
- The Market Online
Leading companies from 5 continents to present future opportunities at the International Investment Forum
If you want to understand the trends of tomorrow, you need to hear directly from the people shaping them today. The 15th International Investment Forum (IIF) gives you that opportunity: On May 21, 2025, CEOs, investors, and thought leaders from across the globe will gather online to share insights from key sectors like industry, defense, mining, cleantech, biotech, AI, and more. In live presentations and interactive discussions, companies such as Germany's CENIT AG, Canada's First Phosphate Corp., dynaCert, Desert Gold, and Australia's Manuka Resources will provide exclusive insights into their strategies. The digital conference will be moderated by Stockhouse media star Lyndsay Malchuk, who is well-known for her incisive interviews. Why should you attend this event? 'In uncertain times, direct dialogue is essential,' says Mario Hose of Apaton Finance GmbH. 'At this event, you won't just hear ideas – you will meet the people turning them into reality.' Secure your spot now – registration takes just a few clicks and is completely free! Future-focused topics: From green energy to medical technology The International Investment Forum (IIF) has established itself as a melting pot for innovation over the past several years. In 2025, five key industries will be in the spotlight. These include AHT Syngas Technology from the Netherlands, which aims to decarbonize industry with syngas technologies. Germany's Bio-Gate AG, based in Nuremberg, reduces surgical risks with antimicrobial coatings. Canada's dynaCERT offers hydrogen systems for trucks, while Austria's Marinomed Biotech presents nasal COVID-19 therapies. 'It's the mix that matters,' emphasizes GBC CEO Manuel Hölzle. 'From raw materials explorers like Kobo Resources to AI pioneers like NetraMark – this is where you can see just how diverse future-focused investments can be.' Moderating with a punch: Lyndsay Malchuk gets to the heart of the matter Lyndsay Malchuk provides the necessary dynamism. The award-winning columnist from Stockhouse Media is a seasoned moderator of financial conferences. Malchuk is known for her sharp questions and balanced skepticism. 'Lyndsay asks what others are afraid to,' praises one regular attendee. The Canadian, who also appears as a stock market commentator for BNN Bloomberg, is set to host key sessions at the IIF, including presentations by Globex Mining and Volatus Aerospace. Her motto?: 'Investing is about believing in stories. My job is to check whether the numbers support the story.' Who is attending? Here is an overview of all companies and speakers. A total of over 20 companies from Europe, North America, and Australia will take the stage. Overview of all companies and speakers The full schedule is available on the IIF website – each slot includes a convenient 'Join Zoom' link that will take you directly to the presentation of your choice. The opening session starts at 9:55 AM CEST, followed by 30-minute company presentations throughout the day. Each session is listed with local times for Europe (CEST), North America (ET), and Asia (HKT) – making it easy to join in, whether you are in Frankfurt, New York, or Singapore. Want to ask live questions or simply listen in? To participate, click here: Free registration form This way, you won't miss any of the 20 speakers and will always be on time. The forum is organized by the financial communication experts at GBC AG and Apaton Finance GmbH. The event is supported by industry leaders such as Stockhouse Media, which brings strong reach across North America, and technology partners like Zoom. 'Our goal is to provide a platform without barriers,' says Apaton CEO Hose. 'Whether you're tuning in from Toronto, Singapore, or Frankfurt – the quality remains the same.' Here is an overview of the sponsors: Overview of sponsors 15. International Investment Forum How to secure your spot – Free of charge and without obligation Registering is easy: Simply enter your name and email address at this link Free registration form and the access link will be sent straight to your inbox. 'We want everyone to be able to attend,' emphasizes Hölzle. 'From family offices to private investors – this is about ideas, not budgets.' Conclusion: A quick visit to the future The 15th IIF promises more than just company presentations. It is a world tour of innovation hotspots – without the stress of flying and jet lag. Anyone who wants to know where the markets will be heading by 2030 should not miss any of the sessions, such as those from Altech Advanced Materials (battery technology) or Power Metallic Mines (rare earths). Or as Lyndsay Malchuk puts it: 'This is where the pioneers meet, those who don't just talk about change – they create it.' So mark your calendars, register, and tune in on May 21. The future won't wait. About the IIF – International Investment Forum The 15th IIF – International Investment Forum – will take place on May 21, 2025. Companies and their CEOs or top managers will present and answer questions live from investors via Zoom. The event will start at 9:55 AM (CEST – Central European Summer Time) and end at 8:00 PM CEST. The event is organized from Germany as a joint project between Apaton Finance GmbH and GBC AG. For more information: About Apaton Finance GmbH (Co-Organizer) Apaton focuses primarily on growth companies and helps build investor relations. Partners are represented all over the world. When a company is in a transitional phase and entering a new market or growth phase, Apaton springs into action. Apaton's experts create investable visibility in new regions and markets. Press contact:Mario Hose+49 511 67 68 731 [email protected] About GBC AG (Co-Organizer) GBC AG, based in Augsburg, Germany, is a leading independent research and consulting firm for medium-sized, publicly traded companies. Since 2001, it has successfully organized investor conferences, including the renowned MKK Munich Capital Market Conference in Munich ( and the innovative digital International Investment Forum (IIF), Over 20 years of conference history, numerous small and mid-cap issuers have already used these platforms. The target audience is investors, analysts, and financial journalists. The offering is complemented by GBC Kapital GmbH in the area of corporate finance. Press contact:Marita Conzelmann+49 821 241133-49 [email protected] Conflict of interest Pursuant to §85 of the German Securities Trading Act (WpHG), we point out that Apaton Finance GmbH as well as partners, authors or employees of Apaton Finance GmbH (hereinafter referred to as 'Relevant Persons') currently hold or hold shares or other financial instruments of the aforementioned companies and speculate on their price developments. In this respect, they intend to sell or acquire shares or other financial instruments of the companies (hereinafter each referred to as a 'Transaction'). Transactions may thereby influence the respective price of the shares or other financial instruments of the Company. In this respect, there is a concrete conflict of interest in the reporting on the companies. In addition, Apaton Finance GmbH is active in the context of the preparation and publication of the reporting in paid contractual this reason, there is also a concrete conflict of interest. The above information on existing conflicts of interest applies to all types and forms of publication used by Apaton Finance GmbH for publications on companies. Risk notice Apaton Finance GmbH offers editors, agencies and companies the opportunity to publish commentaries, interviews, summaries, news and the like on These contents are exclusively for the information of the readers and do not represent any call to action or recommendations, neither explicitly nor implicitly they are to be understood as an assurance of possible price developments. The contents do not replace individual expert investment advice and do not constitute an offer to sell the discussed share(s) or other financial instruments, nor an invitation to buy or sell such. The content is expressly not a financial analysis, but a journalistic or advertising text. Readers or users who make investment decisions or carry out transactions on the basis of the information provided here do so entirely at their own risk. No contractual relationship is established between Apaton Finance GmbH and its readers or the users of its offers, as our information only refers to the company and not to the investment decision of the reader or user. The acquisition of financial instruments involves high risks, which can lead to the total loss of the invested capital. The information published by Apaton Finance GmbH and its authors is based on careful research. Nevertheless, no liability is assumed for financial losses or a content-related guarantee for the topicality, correctness, appropriateness and completeness of the content provided here. Please also note our Terms of use. This is third-party provided content issued on behalf of Apaton Finance GmbH, please see full disclaimer here.
The Market Online
13-05-2025
- Business
- The Market Online
When returns meet security: Why Almonty Industries is suddenly everyone's darling!
In 2025, the world looks at a map full of conflicts: tensions are escalating in Ukraine, the Middle East, and along new geopolitical fault lines in Asia and Africa. Hopes for peace are giving way to a reality of rearmament and militarization. This dynamic is fueling the defense industry. But its boom depends on an inconspicuous metal: tungsten. With its unique heat resistance and density, it is irreplaceable for armor-piercing ammunition, missiles, and high-performance alloys. While China dominates the global market, a Canadian company is stepping into the spotlight: Almonty Industries (TSX:AII). With the revival of the legendary Sangdong mine in South Korea and strategic partnerships, Almonty could become a key player for the West. Tungsten: The invisible backbone of security Tungsten is not a headline-grabbing commodity, but without it, nothing works. Its melting point of 3,422 degrees Celsius makes it the hardest metal on earth and indispensable in defense technology. Industry experts agree that without tungsten, there would be no hard steel for armor or high-impact ammunition. The problem is that over 80 per cent of global production is controlled by China. Since Beijing drastically cut exports in February 2025, NATO countries have been desperately searching for alternatives. According to estimates, Western reserves will only last for a few months – a nightmare for defense companies that want to ramp up production due to the boom. Almonty Industries: From underdog to strategic partner This is where Almonty Industries (TSX:AII) comes into play. The Company, which previously operated mines in Portugal and Spain, is positioning itself as a bridgehead for Western raw material security. The game changer is the Sangdong mine in South Korea. A historic mine dating back to the 1950s, which once supplied 30 per cent of the world's tungsten. After more than three decades of inactivity, Almonty will start production here in the second quarter of 2025. The figures are impressive. The property offers 7.89 million tons of ore reserves, a life span of 90 years, and has the potential to cover more than 40 per cent of non-Chinese production. Lyndsay Malchuk interviews capital markets expert Christopher Ecclestone on tungsten and Almonty Another deal that changes everything On May 7, Almonty signed an agreement underscoring the Company's strategic importance. Tungsten Parts Wyoming, a US defense contractor, has committed to purchasing at least 40 tons of tungsten oxide per month, which will be used exclusively for US defense applications such as missiles and drones. The highlight of the deal is a guaranteed minimum price combined with unlimited upside potential as global market prices rise. ' This binding purchase agreement represents a significant milestone for Almonty, as it secures both predictable revenue through a fixed minimum price and long-term demand directly linked to US defense programs ,' said CEO Lewis Black. The deal is not an isolated case. The Austrian Plansee Group secured long-term supplies back in 2020. At the end of January, it was announced that South Korean steel giant SeAH M&S would purchase all molybdenum from Sangdong, which is also located on the property. The 'Americanization' of a Canadian company Parallel to its operational expansion, Almonty is undergoing a structural change. At the most recent annual general meeting, a majority of shareholders voted in favor of relocating the headquarters to Delaware. This brings the Company closer to the US military complex. This is in line with the announcement on March 18 that the Company has entered into a strategic partnership with American Defense International, which has important networks in the US. The strategy is complemented by the planned listing on the NASDAQ, which is intended to attract new investor groups. The appointment of retired General Gustave F. Perna to the board was a symbolic coup. The former head of logistics for the US Army brings contacts in the Pentagon and knows how to make supply chains crisis-proof. Analysts: From niche player to mainstream player The financial world is beginning to recognize the potential. Peter Thilo Hasler of Sphene Capital sees the Company generating revenue of CAD 483.4 million and EBIT of CAD 198.8 million by 2027. His price target is CAD 5.40. GBC Research is more cautious at CAD 4.20, but points to the unique geopolitical leverage. Also in April, B. Riley Securities issued a 'Buy' recommendation with a target price of CAD 5.00. This puts the stock's potential between 70 and 120 per cent. Lyndsay Malchuk in an interview with GBC analyst Matthias Greiffenberger But it is about more than just numbers. Almonty embodies a paradigm shift. Countries are suddenly prioritizing security of supply over cost efficiency. This plays into the Company's hands. Demand already exceeds supply, and Almonty is one of the few players outside China that can scale up. Nevertheless, it is not possible to meet all the demand. Lewis Black said in an interview with FAZ: ' I realize that I have to tell many interested parties that I unfortunately cannot supply them immediately .' In a world that is moving toward division rather than globalization, tungsten is becoming a test case for Western resilience. Almonty Industries has set the course to fill this gap with the Sangdong mine, strategic alliances, and US domestication. Whether the mine will become the key to the West's tungsten supply also depends on the broader geopolitical climate. But one thing is clear: When security takes precedence over returns, companies like Almonty are no longer just commodity stocks – they become insurance policies against the unpredictability of the 21st century. Conflict of interest Pursuant to §85 of the German Securities Trading Act (WpHG), we point out that Apaton Finance GmbH as well as partners, authors or employees of Apaton Finance GmbH (hereinafter referred to as 'Relevant Persons') currently hold or hold shares or other financial instruments of the aforementioned companies and speculate on their price developments. In this respect, they intend to sell or acquire shares or other financial instruments of the companies (hereinafter each referred to as a 'Transaction'). Transactions may thereby influence the respective price of the shares or other financial instruments of the Company. In this respect, there is a concrete conflict of interest in the reporting on the companies. In addition, Apaton Finance GmbH is active in the context of the preparation and publication of the reporting in paid contractual this reason, there is also a concrete conflict of interest. The above information on existing conflicts of interest applies to all types and forms of publication used by Apaton Finance GmbH for publications on companies. Risk notice Apaton Finance GmbH offers editors, agencies and companies the opportunity to publish commentaries, interviews, summaries, news and the like on These contents are exclusively for the information of the readers and do not represent any call to action or recommendations, neither explicitly nor implicitly they are to be understood as an assurance of possible price developments. The contents do not replace individual expert investment advice and do not constitute an offer to sell the discussed share(s) or other financial instruments, nor an invitation to buy or sell such. The content is expressly not a financial analysis, but a journalistic or advertising text. Readers or users who make investment decisions or carry out transactions on the basis of the information provided here do so entirely at their own risk. No contractual relationship is established between Apaton Finance GmbH and its readers or the users of its offers, as our information only refers to the company and not to the investment decision of the reader or user. The acquisition of financial instruments involves high risks, which can lead to the total loss of the invested capital. The information published by Apaton Finance GmbH and its authors is based on careful research. Nevertheless, no liability is assumed for financial losses or a content-related guarantee for the topicality, correctness, appropriateness and completeness of the content provided here. Please also note our Terms of use. This is third-party provided content issued on behalf of Almonty Industries Inc., please see full disclaimer here.
The Market Online
12-05-2025
- Business
- The Market Online
9 Million Fake Shares. One Broken System. Zero Accountability
By Lyndsay Malchuk | Stockhouse Publishing There's a slow-motion ambush happening in Canada's capital markets—and it's targeting the junior mining sector. The weapon? A 2012 rule change that killed the 'tick test' and handed short sellers carte blanche to crush small-cap companies. The result? Phantom shares, spoofing, and regulatory apathy that's draining billions from a sector critical to Canada's future. Terry Lynch isn't mincing words: 'This isn't about market strategy anymore. It's about manipulation.' As CEO of Power Metallic, founder of Save Canadian Mining, and sits on the Board of Directors for PDAC, Lynch has had enough. And he's naming names. 'When they scrapped the uptick rule, I said, how does this work?… You're testing on the Russell 3000. The average market cap there is $300 million. Ours is $15 million. This makes no sense.' But the regulators didn't care then—and they still don't. 'We're losing every day. Enough already. Enough pushing the ball down the road. Wake the hell up. Stop this rule.' Power Metallic uncovered 9 million fake shares in its own trading. That number has since more than tripled. 'We asked the investment banks for an explanation—crickets. Finra and the IIROC don't respond. They say they 'don't deal with individual complaints.'' Lynch likens naked short selling to counterfeiting: 'If you photocopy your car permit ten times and sell it to ten people, that's fraud. You go to jail. But it happens every day in the stock market.' He doesn't believe Canadian regulators were outright complicit—but he's clear they've failed spectacularly. 'It's tough to admit you're wrong. But the reality is: you've been wrong on this issue. And you've allowed it to go on.' He points to South Korea, which shut down short selling in five days. Meanwhile, in Canada, 'they say it'll take six months.' 'That's bullshit. It's lack of political will.' Canada is sitting on the critical minerals the world is desperate for—and yet junior explorers are getting slaughtered. 'We used to raise $100 billion a year. Last year? $20 billion. Only the top 50 companies got 70% of it. Everyone else is starving.' Even as gold rips, the juniors aren't moving. Why? 'Because every time an investor backs a junior, the stock gets sold off. Discoveries don't matter anymore. Nobody gets rewarded.' Lynch wants three things: the tick test reinstated, naked short selling banned, and short market exemptions eliminated. 'This should be our glory years. But without capital, we're dead. This isn't just a mining issue—it's an equity market crisis.' And he's backing it up with action. Save Canadian Mining is raising $250,000 to re-launch its advocacy campaign, calling on junior CEOs to step up. 'Power Metallic gave $25,000. We're asking others to join—$1,000, $5,000, whatever you can.' With a minority government in place and a Prime Minister who says he supports mining, Lynch is clear: 'This is a national security issue. It's in the Prime Minister's purview. Fix the capital markets. Or watch this industry die.' Because while Canada dithers, Australia is eating our lunch—and the U.S. is circling like a hawk. 'We got here because we're weak. We need to get strong again. And it starts by cutting the head off the snake.' To learn more, visit: 🎧 Watch Now: Terry Lynch doesn't sugarcoat a thing—and that's exactly why you need to hear this conversation. From phantom shares to regulatory cowardice, he lays bare what no one else will say out loud. To stay up-to-date on all of your market news head to Join the discussion: Find out what everybody's saying check out the rest of Stockhouse's stock forums and message boards. The material provided in this article is for information only and should not be treated as investment advice. For full disclaimer information, please click here
