Bought Deal Financings, M&A and Insider Buying Forecasting Mining Bottom

Continue to watch the Athabasca Basin and this world class management team who has continued to reward loyal long term shareholders with premium buyouts. The management team just closed a $20+ million CAD bought deal financing showing that interest is still alive for uranium exploration. Additionally, another mining stock may be on the verge of a breakout at $.30 as they recently announced an update on the Feasibility Study and exploration program. It should be an exciting year as around $4 million is dedicated just to exploration. This is a lot for a small junior with a miniscule market cap under $15 million. Its been in a four year downtrend but that may be ending. Finally, this Nevada gold developer raised $11.5 million despite the depressed junior gold market. They are backed by some deep pocketed shareholders. Over 21 million shares of insider buying has occurred over the past six months. Recently on April 10th, 2015 one of the directors acquired over 7.69 million shares.
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Emerging Economies Building Next Generation Nuclear Reactors For the 21st Century at Record Pace

Uranium prices have climbed by roughly 35% since last summer. The weekly price of uranium stood at $38.85 a pound as of Monday, compared with $28 as of June 23, according to data from nuclear-fuel consultancy Ux Consulting Company LLC... Indeed, the world seems to be warming back up to the use of nuclear energy. Japan was using 50-year-old reactors while China, India and Russia are building next generation nuclear reactors, which are much safer than the first generation dinosaurs of the past.
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Alamos/Aurico Billion Dollar Merger Shines Light On Canadian Small Cap Junior Gold Miner Breaking Out

For several months I have indicated to my readers not to abandon the junior gold mining sector and to actually observe the pickup in Mergers and Acquisition activity that the bear market bottom may be near. I’ve seen M&A turn around the sector before. It was in early 2009 when I found New (NGD)Gold for subscribers after it merged with Metallica and Western Goldfields around $2. The stock ran to $14 in 2011. See the chart back from 2009. Observe all of the M&A activity in recent months including Cayden, Soltoro, Probe, Paramount and now this week Aurico (AUQ) and Alamos (AGI) agree to a $1.5 billion merger. This could be sign of the bottom. Alamos has a lot of cash but little resource growth. I’ve talked about Aurico for months now and met with management at PDAC. Aurico has one of the best technical teams in the business with large scale production growth in Canada. Aurico has some great development properties in Canada including one of the largest, high grade and open pit gold development projects in Manitoba which they joint ventured in November 2014. The Lynn Lake Project is partnered with small cap junior gold miner.
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Six Junior Gold Miners Ready To Outperform In 2nd Quarter

For weeks I have been telling subscribers that I have been waiting for a bullish reversal on volume to enter the precious metals market. That time may have come on March 18th when I sent out a report to my premium subscribers that gold turned bullish as The Fed was much more cautious about raising interest rates than the market expected due to the weakening of the overall global economy. This is the chart I sent them indicating gold was due for a major bounce and strong follow through accumulation.
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Are You Ready For The US Lithium Ion Battery Boom?

espite gold correcting, major investment interest increases for the lithium ion battery market which is growing at a breathtaking pace. Demand could double over the next decade as the US is now developing a lithium battery supply chain which could emerge over the coming years.
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Deal with Chinese Rare Earth Giant Sends Junior Soaring on Record Volume

For years, I have told my readers about Elliot Lake and its ideal location for rare earth mining and processing since it had a history of mining these radioactive materials. However, as rare earth and uranium prices corrected the asset struggled to stay economically attractive. The price traded below $.05 and was one of the stocks left for dead. This changed drastically this week as the share prices skyrocketed on record volume on a major deal with a large Chinese Rare Earth Company.
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