The one I mentioned earlier, that operates in your province is West Red Lake Gold.
They're still just a buck a share.
I think they started trading at 50 cents a share.
They're already producing small amounts of Gold, but are ramping for full production at their Madsen Mine in early 2026.
And there's another mine closeby which they're going to get going as well, so they'll be ramping up their gold production there too.
I remember back in July they were trading at 70 cents a share or 50 cents US.
I bought in at about $1 (Canadian) per share or about 70 cents US. I paid $1000 for 1000 shares.
I'm a bit surprised that a stock with so much potential hasn't gone up more than it has.
And is already producing gold.
The Gold miners/investors use terms like '10 bagger' (10 x per present share) value or even a possible 20 bagger for mines with a lotta potential.
Here's a video I saw today from their spokesperson.
They're a legit company, and have been scoured to make sure their claims are accurate.
They have a good reputation too, are cited as one of the few explorer become producer success stories
All canadian based too, so no fears of foreign takeovers or nationalizing the mines.
I think they are also a potential takeover target, which means the share price could go up if some big outfit like Agnico Eagle acquired them one day.
Anyway
@The Prowler, not saying i'm right in my prediction or investment in that company, but I guess it's faith that they could really go up.
Just a hunch. Could be the other way or flat.
Thing about Gold is, these mines have to already be in production with a proven track record before their share price really moves up. ie - Barrick, Agnico, Newmont. The reason their share prices are so high, they're already producing massive amounts of Gold and profits. But if it's just a startup or the production hasn't started yet, the price doesn't take off. The investors wanna see proof that these mines/companies are producing profit - here and now.