Your week in review.
Happy Saturday. Pour the double-double, kick the boots up, and let's run the tape back on the week. 🦍
These are the five editions you opened and clicked the most from Monday to Friday, ranked by total email opens plus web views.
Miss one?
Here's your second chance. 👇
🥇 #1 · Cold CPI, Hot Metals: Gold Rips Back Over $4,000, Silver Eyes $60
Tuesday, July 14 · 44 opens + views
The week's most-opened edition. A soft June CPI print knocked the dollar back on its heels and the metals board went vertical: gold ripped back over $4,000 and silver started eyeing $60. We also caught PrairieSky's record royalty quarter, Metals Creek pulling kilo-grade gold in Timmins, and Shell's ARC takeover clearing a 99% shareholder vote.
🥈 #2 · 1.3 Kilometres of Abitibi Gold, and a Dead Gas Zone Reborn as Oil
Friday, July 17 · 35 opens + views
Vior kept stitching high-grade gold across a full 1.3 kilometres at Ligneris, and readers ate it up. Oil ripped on a fresh Hormuz scare, Alberta's Belly River got fracked for crude instead of gas, and a top-five streamer, OR Royalties, stepped up to bankroll a New Brunswick copper mine.
🥉 #3 · 16 Grams at 440 Metres, and Oil's War Rally Pays the Patch
Thursday, July 16 · 34 opens + views
Galleon Gold deepened a Timmins shoot with 16.07 g/t over 9.25m at West Cache while crude ripped a fourth straight day on Hormuz. Plus a blind Arizona porphyry stirring at Prismo, Bunker Hill's best silver hit yet, and Obsidian terming out its debt.
🔥 #4 · 801 Metres of Copper-Gold, and a Billion-Dollar Bet on LNG Canada
Wednesday, July 15 · 31 opens + views
American Eagle opened its BC season with a monster from-surface hole: 154m of 1.21% copper-equivalent at NAK. Five First Nations put a billion dollars behind LNG Canada Phase 2, and gold slipped while oil held a one-month high.
⛏️ #5 · AbraSilver Hits 109 Metres of Silver, and Gold Gets Sold Into a War
Monday, July 13 · 29 opens + views
AbraSilver filled a gap nobody had drilled at Diablillos with 109m at 221 g/t silver. Greenfire dropped C$1.28 billion on the oil sands to grab Connacher, Ottawa finally signed the Pathways CCS deal, and gold still got sold three percent into the war anyway.
That's the week.
Keep your grades high and your dilution low, and we'll see you Monday. 🦍