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3 weeks ago | equity.guru | Chris Parry

Disclaimer: This article has been paid for by Brazil Potash. See disclosures at the bottom of the page. The world is in turmoil. Decades old trade deals are out the window. Agreements you could bank on, that you could set your retirement money to, risk being shattered into pieces on political whims. Love him or hate him, US President Donald Trump has entire sectors on edge due to his tariff chaos. Automobiles. Aluminum. Food. Fertilizer. Nobody knows where it will lead – or end.

3 weeks ago | equity.guru | Chris Parry

The offices of Emerita Resources (EMO.V) are abuzz right now, in that a decade long legal process to defend its perceived right to exploit the Aznalcóllar mine is finally coming to a head. • If EMO wins the lawsuit, as is expected by many, the company will have the right to reopen a mine of significance in a region known for mines of significance. • If it doesn’t win the lawsuit, that’ll suck, but it will still have significant properties that justify its present market cap.

1 month ago | equity.guru | Chris Parry

In what can only be labeled as one of the most tone deaf and literally self serving deals of the year, Prospera Energy (PEI.V), which we’ve chronicled here plenty as a giant bad debt on wheels, has announced an ‘aquisition’ of White Tundra Petroelum, otherwise known as ‘the chairman’s problem.’For the uninitiated, Prospera owes.. someone.. a total of $14,500,000 in debt, which would be 85% of its market cap, and that debt carries an interest rate of 12%, and is due within two years.

2 months ago | equity.guru | Chris Parry

The first thing that jumped out at me when I looked at the Soma Gold (SOMA.V) investor deck was a thing I don’t see very often in the pile of decks that festoon my office. Like, the image on the front cover was of a big mining vehicle banging away on the vein. Here it is. For those who don’t consider themselves ‘drill spotters’, that is a big ol’ Sandvik DD2710 compact, single-boom electro-hydraulic jumbo drill.

2 months ago | equity.guru | Chris Parry

Alexandre Boivin’s first deal on the public markets was based in Colombia and went from ten cents to thirteen bucks. Anyone who has played slots knows, when you win a jackpot first time out, you’ve got a new hobby going forward, so Boivin showing up in Colombia again with Quimbaya Gold (QIM.C) is hardly a surprise. What may be a surprise is just how ‘in’ to this deal Boivin is. In short, if you’re not going to buy the stock when it’s cheap, he’s going to.