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Reported by Jeffrey Neal Johnson. Published: 4/10/2026.
Recent developments in the Middle East have presented a puzzle for market observers. After news of a U.S.-Iran ceasefire, conventional wisdom suggested safe-haven assets like gold would lose appeal. Geopolitical stability typically reduces investor fear and demand for crisis shelter, so a calmer world should, in theory, be a headwind for bullion.
Yet the opposite appears to be happening. In the hours after the headlines, gold bullion and the stocks of major gold producers not only held their ground but extended their gains. This market behavior points to a shift in the dynamics driving the precious metals sector, suggesting the rally is founded on more than fleeting geopolitical anxiety.
The strength in gold now looks less like a short-term reaction and more like a durable repricing driven by powerful macroeconomic forces. The support for gold is moving away from temporary fear and toward structural change in the global financial system.
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Two interconnected forces are creating a strong tailwind for gold. The first is an ongoing campaign of de-dollarization among central banks. Sovereign authorities — notably in the East and within the BRICS+ alliance — are steadily reducing reliance on the U.S. dollar as their primary reserve asset.
Data points reinforce this trend. In March 2026 alone, China’s central bank added another five tonnes of gold to its vaults, continuing a consistent pattern of accumulation. Large-scale institutional buying of this kind generates steady demand that isn’t tied to daily headlines, providing a reliable base for prices.
The second driver is the persistent erosion of fiat-currency purchasing power. Despite efforts by central banks to tighten policy, inflation remains elevated in many regions, which weakens the dollar, euro and other government-issued currencies.
Rising sovereign debt levels further pressure governments toward additional currency creation, stoking long-term concerns about debasement. A recent softening in the U.S. Dollar Index illustrates this trend and supports higher gold prices. Together, these forces have established a formidable price floor, making gold more resilient to short-term shocks and setting the stage for a prolonged bull cycle.
For investors seeking direct exposure to bullion, the SPDR Gold Shares (NYSEARCA: GLD)exchange-traded fund is the institutional benchmark. The fund is designed to track the price of physical gold, less a 0.40% annual expense ratio. Its roughly 50% gain over the last year illustrates how effectively it has captured the commodity’s move.
Fund flows tell an important part of the story. A recent inflow of $511 million demonstrates conviction from large, sophisticated investors. Unlike many retail trades, institutional flows represent deliberate, strategic allocations by entities positioning for a sustained rally.
That sentiment shows up in the options market as well: bullish call contracts — numbering more than 160,000 — significantly outnumber bearish puts. GLD’s deep liquidity also makes it the preferred vehicle for large traders who need efficient entry and exit.
An ETF like SPDR Gold Shares provides direct bullion exposure, while a top-tier miner such as Newmont Corporation (NYSE: NEM) offers potential for leveraged returns. That operational leverage is key: miners carry substantial fixed costs, so each dollar that the gold price rises above production costs tends to flow disproportionately to the bottom line.
Newmont’s stock has reflected this dynamic, delivering a roughly 168% gain over the past year and trading near $120.
The company’s financials support its ability to benefit from higher prices. In its fourth-quarter 2025 earnings report, Newmont reported EPS of $2.52, beating consensus by $0.71, while revenue rose 20.6% year over year — evidence that higher gold prices are translating into meaningful profits.
As the world’s largest gold producer, Newmont’s geographically diverse portfolio across North America, South America, Australia and Africa helps mitigate operational and political risks that can affect smaller peers. That market leadership underpins a Moderate Buy consensus from Wall Street analysts, with an average price target of $133.78 and a high target of $175 — both implying upside from current levels. A dividend yield around 0.9%adds a modest income component for shareholders.
The current gold market offers a compelling, asymmetric opportunity. Downside risk looks supported by structural central-bank buying, while upside remains significant given inflationary pressure and fiat-currency concerns. Volatility will persist, but near-term dips may present strategic entry points for investors focused on the long-term thesis rather than short-term noise.
These drivers are part of a multiyear realignment in the global financial order. For investors seeking to protect purchasing power and position portfolios for that trend, the gold sector presents clear options: a benchmark ETF like SPDR Gold Shares for core bullion exposure, and a best-in-class miner such as Newmont for potential leveraged growth within what many observers are calling a new gold supercycle.
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The REAL Reason Trump is Invading Iran (From Banyan Hill Publishing)
Written by Jessica Mitacek

As the Iran conflict nears its ninth week, estimates pinned the cost of the conflict at roughly $1 billion to $2 billion per day prior to the ceasefire announcement. And while U.S. taxpayers are footing the bill, a select group of companies has seen heightened demand for their implements of war.
This week, aerospace and defensecontractors began reporting Q1 2026 earnings. With the latest bout of geopolitical unrest in the Middle East having started on Feb. 28, the conflict has affected the top and bottom lines of companies like GE Aerospace (NYSE: GE), Northrop Grumman (NYSE: NOC), and RTX (NYSE: RTX).
For investors looking for insights into how much potential upside—if any—remains for those stocks, and how an expeditious and peaceful end to the conflict could impact their prices, here are some clues.
GE Aerospace provides best-in-class propulsion solutions for a range of clients, including defense customers.
The U.S. military is one, and it has awarded the company with numerous multi-billion-dollar contracts.
Recent agreements include a $5 billion contract for F110 engines in 2025, a $1.4 billion contract for CH-53K helicopter engines in January 2026, and a $14.16 million, four-year U.S. Air Force contract for fuel control systems that lasts through June 2029.
While those deals were already on GE Aerospace’s books prior to the start of the Iran war, they still contributed to Q1 revenue. When the company reported on Tuesday, April 21, it announced revenue of $11.61 billion, beating analyst estimates and marking a 24.6% year-over-year (YOY) increase. Earnings per share (EPS) came in at $1.86, also above the consensus of $1.81, marking the company’s 14th consecutive beat.
In his earnings call comments, CEO Larry Culp addressed the conflict in the Middle East from his very first sentence, noting that the “dynamic geopolitical environment our industry is navigating” contributed to an 87% YOY increase in orders. Culp added that operating profit increased 18% YOY, EPS increased 25% YOY, and free cash increased 14% YOY. Total engine deliveries were up 43% YOY.
Nonetheless, GE shares slid more than 5% on the day as the market reacted negatively to management failing to raise full-year guidance. Valuation concerns remain as well. The stock’s forward price-to-earnings (P/E) is around 37x, which contributed to profit-taking after Q1 financials were released.
Northrop Grumman is designing the B-21 Raider—a nuclear-capable subsonic stealth strategic bomber—as part of a $4.5 billion production deal with the U.S. Air Force.
As of April 2026, there are two B-21 Raiders undergoing flight testing at Edwards Air Force Base, with more in various production stages at Plant 42.
While still not battle-tested, the bombers already contributed to Q1 revenue for Northrop Grumman.
On Tuesday, April 21, the company reported Q1 EPS of $6.14, beating analyst expectations of $6.03. Quarterly revenue of $9.88 billionalso surpassed estimates, marking a 4.4% YOY increase. The earnings beat marked Northrop Grumman’s 14th in the last 15 quarters.
“As we are seeing in recent military operations, many of our systems are playing a critical role in successfully executing the mission,” CEO Kathy Warden said in her earnings calling comments. Warden highlighted how demand for the company’s offerings is increasing, noting that “in the last two years, [Northrop Grumman has] opened over 20 new facilities and added more than 2 million square feet of manufacturing space across the United States.”
The stock, which has only mustered around a 3% year-to-date (YTD) gain, sold off after releasing Q1 financials, with shares sliding nearly 7% after investors reacted negatively to management reaffirming—rather than raising—full-year guidance.
RTX, created through the 2020 merger of Raytheon and United Technologies, also impressed on Tuesday, April 21, with Q1 EPS of $1.78 coming in higher than the consensus estimate of $1.52, up 21% YOY.
Meanwhile, quarterly revenue of $22.08 billion was 8.7% high YOY and above analyst expectations of $21.38 billion.
Notably, the company has beaten earnings estimates every quarter since Q4 2016.
Adjusted sales came in at $22.1 billion, with management raising full-year sales and EPS guidance while maintaining free cash flow guidance.
“Our backlog is a record $271 billion, up 25% year-over-year, with strong commercial and defense awards in the quarter,” CEO Chris Calio said in his earnings call comments after acknowledging the ongoing situation in Iran.
“On the defense side of the business, we saw significant awards across all three segments, highlighting the strength of our product offerings. At Pratt, the military business was awarded over $3 billion for F-135 Lot 19 production,” Calio added.
Still, RTX sold off on Tuesday, with shares falling by more than 4%, which dragged the stock into the red on the year.
Despite the market’s negative reactions on Tuesday, all three defense contractors remain in the favor of analysts, with each carrying a Moderate Buy rating. Consensus one-year price targets suggest that GE has upside potential of more than 27%, NOC more than 22%, and RTX more than 12%.
A near-term resolution to the Iran war could sour investor sentiment. But in the long term, defense companies will maintain revenue from government contracts. That’s reflected in the earnings growth expectations for each of these companies, with GE Aerospace’s EPS forecast to grow by more than 16% over the following year, Northrop Grumman’s by nearly 8%, and RTX’s by 10%.
For investors looking to use the post-earnings selloff as an entry point, NOC and RTX are currently trading at far more attractive forward P/E multiples of around 21 and 28, respectively. READ THIS STORY ONLINE

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A double-digit stock plunge on massive trading volume is the kind of market event that demands attention. Following its first-quarter earnings report on April 21, shares of Tractor Supply Company (NASDAQ: TSCO) did just that, falling over 11% to a new 52-week low.
The sell-off was fueled by a volume of 25.9 million shares, more than double the daily average. At first glance, such a dramatic reaction suggests a company in distress. However, a deeper look at the data reveals a more nuanced story.
While the rural retailer missed analyst targets, it also grew revenue, reaffirmed its full-year guidance, and advanced key strategic plans. This raises a critical question for investors navigating the aftermath: Was the market’s sharp rebuke a true reflection of Tractor Supply’s health, or was it a potential overreaction to short-term pressures?
Tractor Supply’s first-quarter report presented a complex picture that helps explain the market’s cautious stance. The company reported earnings per share (EPS) of 31 cents, missing the consensus estimate of 34 cents. Revenue for the quarter landed at $3.59 billion. While this marked a respectable 3.6% increase from the prior year, it fell just shy of the $3.64 billion analysts had forecast.
The report offered a clear window into the behavior of the American rural consumer. Comparable store sales, a metric that filters out the impact of new and closed stores, were up 0.5%. This slight increase was the product of a tug-of-war between two key trends: the average spend per customer rose 1.6%, while the total number of transactions declined 1%. This dynamic, known as trip consolidation, often occurs when consumers face economic pressure from factors like inflation and high fuel prices. They visit stores less often to save time and money, but they tend to buy more in each visit.
On the profit side, Tractor Supply maintained its gross margin at 36.2%, a positive sign of its cost management. However, operating income decreased by 6.3%. This contraction was not due to a collapse in pricing but was a direct result of sales volumes coming in lower than planned, combined with the significant investment required to open a record 40 new stores during the quarter. When viewed through a broader lens, these marginal misses appear almost trivial. They are set against the backdrop of significant, ongoing investments and progress in the company’s internal strategic transformation, known as Project Fusion, and the broader, lingering uncertainty of the current economic climate.
In today’s economic climate, the market often prioritizes profitability and efficiency over top-line growth, and its reaction to Tractor Supply’s report was a textbook example. The sell-off was triggered primarily by declines in operating income and customer traffic.
These metrics were interpreted as potential cracks in Tractor Supply’s otherwise resilient needs-based business model. The positive revenue growth and the crucial reaffirmation of full-year guidance were largely overshadowed by near-term margin concerns.
The stock’s dramatic fall to the $39.57 level pushed it to a new 52-week low, a move that starkly contrasts with analysts’ prevailing view. Even after the report, the Wall Street consensus rating for Tractor Supply remains a Moderate Buy. The average price target of $57.78 suggests analysts see significant long-term value, with the current price viewed as undervalued. This wide gap between the market’s immediate, punitive reaction and the more optimistic long-term professional outlook is often where potential opportunities can be found.
Acknowledging the challenges is the first step toward overcoming them, and Tractor Supply’s management has outlined a clear and proactive strategy. The primary headwind identified in the report was the Companion Animal category, which dragged comparable sales by 100 basis points. In response, Tractor Supply is executing a multi-pronged plan to revitalize this crucial segment.
While the pet category is being retooled, other areas of the business continue to fire on all cylinders. Digital sales posted another quarter of strong double-digit growth, powered by a triple-digit increase in its subscription business for consumable goods.
The Final Mile delivery network is also expanding, enhancing Tractor Supply’s ability to efficiently handle large-scale orders of items like feed and fencing. This digital and logistical strength, combined with the continued opening of new physical stores, demonstrates a business simultaneously addressing weaknesses and scaling its strengths.
For investors, the central question is whether Tractor Supply’s stock pricenow represents a value trap or a genuine bargain. With the share price at a 52-week low and a trailing price-to-earnings ratio of 19X, the stock is trading at a discount to its historical valuation. This suggests that the market may have overly punished the stock for short-term issues.
For those focused on income, the stock’s profile has become more attractive. The price drop pushed the dividend yield to 2.4%. This income stream is supported by a track record of shareholder returns. Tractor Supply has increased its dividend for 16 consecutive years, proving its resilience through various economic cycles. Furthermore, with a dividend payout ratio of just 46.38%, the dividend is not only safe but has ample room for future growth.
The first quarter undoubtedly revealed that even a needs-based retailer like Tractor Supply is not immune to a cautious consumer. However, the market’s severe reaction appears to downplay Tractor Supply’s stable foundation.
With reaffirmed guidance, a clear strategy to address its challenges, and a steadfast commitment to its dividend, Tractor Supply’s fundamentals remain solid. Investors focused on long-term value and reliable income may find that now is an opportune time to watch this rural retail leader for accumulation. READ THIS STORY ONLINE


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The small semiconductor stock Aehr Test Systems (NASDAQ: AEHR) is generating increasing interest from customers and investors alike in 2026. On the year, Aehr has now soared more than 350%, making it one of the best performers in the entire U.S. stock market.
Driving Aehr’s success is the company’s accelerating demand from artificial intelligence (AI) customers. Aehr’s two most important products are its Sonoma and FOX-XP systems. These machines expose AI chips or wafers to extreme conditions, stress-testing them to prevent faulty products from entering data centers. With companies spending billions of dollars a year on the AI infrastructure build-out, Aehr’s machines are helping protect these investments.
After receiving a string of orders, Aehr just added its biggest one yet.
In mid-April, Aehr said it had received a record $41 million production orderfrom its lead hyperscale customer. According to the company, “The order is the largest in Aehr’s history.” This order is for the firm’s Sonoma systems. Sonoma tests chips after packaging, while FOX-XP tests at the earlier wafer level.
This customer will use Sonoma to test its current-generation AI processor application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs). AI processor ASICs are also often referred to as “custom silicon” or XPUs. Companies like Broadcom (NASDAQ: AVGO) and Marvell Technology (NASDAQ: MRVL) co-develop these types of chips with massive hyperscalers like Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) or Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN). Evoking these names aims to provide investors with a reference point, not to speculate on who Aehr’s customers may be.
Importantly, this is another follow-on order for the customer’s current generation chip testing needs. Aehr made similar announcements back in both July 2025 and August 2025. Notably, Aehr did not specify the size of these orders, suggesting they were more modest in scale.
This indicates that Aehr’s customer has found significant value in the Sonoma systems, causing them to keep coming back for more. Additionally, the customer appears to have significantly increased their commitment to Sonoma, resulting in the firm’s largest order ever. This is yet another sign of Aehr validating its competitive position within the AI infrastructure landscape.
Now, Aehr has blown past its order forecasts. Previously, the company had expected to generate orders between $60 million and $80 million in the second half of its fiscal year 2026 (H2 FY2026). There are now approximately five weeks left in Aehr’s FY2026, as its fiscal reporting period is several quarters ahead of the calendar year period.
With its latest announcement, the company’s H2 FY2026 orders have risen to over $92 million. That is approximately 31% higher than the midpoint of its past guidance. Given the rapid pace at which Aehr has been announcing orders, this figure could move even higher.
Aehr is also working with this customer on its next-generation AI processor ASIC. It received an initial order to provide Sonoma systems for this device in February. Aehr expects this next-generation chip to move into production at some point in calendar year 2026.
Notably, the company says, “As these next-generation devices move into volume production, we see the potential for further substantial increases in demand for Sonoma systems and consumables in our next fiscal year.” Given the repeat orders that Aehr has received for the current-generation device, it would not be overly surprising to see this continue with the next-generation device.
Aehr is generating orders and interest from customers involved in a variety of data center components. This includes the aforementioned hyperscaler and a silicon photonics customer. Silicon photonics is a networking technology that enables different data center components to communicate.
Aehr also says it is engaging with potential customers that provide flash memory and high-bandwidth memory. Flash memory players include firms like SanDisk (NASDAQ: SNDK), while Micron Technology (NASDAQ: MU) is a notable name in high-bandwidth memory. Again, this is simply for investors’ reference, not a suggestion that Aehr has engaged with these specific companies.
Interestingly, Aehr has recently issued a significant number of shares, generating gross proceeds of $60 million. Although this is dilutive to shareholders, it will dramatically improve Aehr’s cash position. The company’s cash and equivalents were approximately $36.9 million at the end of its latest quarter.
For a company like Aehr that is seeing its demand inflect, this is largely a positive sign. It suggests that Aehr needs extra cash to expand production capacity and deliver the products that customers have ordered. Adding capacity can also help the company serve future orders it may receive. READ THIS STORY ONLINE

The mainstream explanation for the Iran airstrikes may not be the full story. Addison Wiggin, Founder of Grey Swan Investment Fraternity, says there’s a deeper motive behind the bombing campaign that most coverage is ignoring.
If you’re making investment decisions based on what you’re hearing in the news, Wiggin argues you could be working with an incomplete picture.READ ADDISON WIGGIN’S FULL BREAKDOWN OF THE REAL IRAN STORY
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They say a picture’s worth a thousand words—but this 1 week LVXFF chart…..

It might be worth A LOT More!!
Leviathan Metals
just went on a wild ride, up over 30% in four days!
Now it’s taking a breather—maybe it’s gearing up to Break the 70’s for a new 52 Week High??
Wouldn’t that be fun…
So, keep LVXFF on the radar—it might just surprise us all tomorrow!
Big Discoveries. Safe Jurisdictions. World-Class Belts.
This little-known company is positioning itself at the intersection of copper, uranium, silver, lead, and zinc as the global metals cycle turns.
As global electrification accelerates, energy security remains front and center, and governments continue to prioritize supply chains located in politically stable jurisdictions, the spotlight is once again swinging toward the companies positioned early, strategically, and geologically right.
In 2026, copper, uranium, silver, zinc, and lead are all finding renewed relevance. Copper sits at the heart of electrification and infrastructure, while uranium benefits from a global nuclear renaissance. Silver, lead, and zinc are increasingly recognized not only as industrial metals but also as strategic materials essential to energy storage and infrastructure durability.
In every metals rally, the biggest value creation rarely comes from the majors — it comes from the explorers who control the right ground in the right belts before the discoveries are made.
Exposure to Multiple Strategic Metals – Copper, uranium, silver, lead, and zinc!
Control of Tier-1 Geological Settings – Kalahari Copper Belt (KCB) and Central Dinarides!
Immediate Proximity to Billion-Dollar Deposits – Khoemacau, Vareš, Trepča!
Large, Underexplored Land Packages – Acquired early, difficult to replicate today!
Funded and Permitted Exploration – Drilling-ready in multiple jurisdictions!
High-Grade, Near-Surface Results – Foča trenching confirms scale and grade!
Safe, Mining-Friendly Jurisdictions – Botswana and Bosnia and Herzegovina!
Multiple Catalysts in 2026 – Airborne surveys, maiden drilling, and follow-up programs!
Aligned With U.S. Strategic Policy Shifts – Trump’s push to secure copper supply outside of China puts a premium on discovery-stage projects in stable, non-Chinese jurisdictions!

Trump has repeatedly emphasized the strategic importance of copper as a critical material for U.S. infrastructure, defense, and energy independence, framing domestic and allied copper supply as a national security issue rather than just an industrial one.
His push has been loud, blunt, and unapologetic: the United States cannot afford to remain dependent on China for a metal that underpins power grids, military systems, electric vehicles, data centers, and national infrastructure.
Trump’s message is clear — copper supply is national security. The strategy centers on breaking China’s grip by accelerating domestic production, cutting red tape, and aggressively aligning with trusted, resource-rich allies that can deliver long-term copper supply outside Beijing’s influence. In this framework, copper becomes a frontline asset in reshoring American industrial strength, hardening supply chains, and reclaiming control over the materials that will define the next economic era.
Leviathan’s flagship copper exposure sits on the Kalahari Copper Belt in Botswana, one of the most prospective copper discovery regions in the world and firmly outside China’s domestic supply chain. This matters.
As the U.S. and Western governments push to de-risk critical minerals, copper sourced from politically stable, transparent jurisdictionsbecomes exponentially more valuable than copper tied to Chinese influence or processing bottlenecks.
Leviathan Metals Corp. (OTCQB: LVXFF) (TSX-V: LVX) a Canadian-based mineral exploration company focused on large-scale, high-impact discoveries in underexplored, world-class metallogenic belts, operating exclusively in jurisdictions that support responsible mining and exploration.
Through a series of transformative acquisitions completed in 2025, Leviathan assembled a diversified portfolio spanning copper, uranium, silver, lead, and zinc across globally significant belts.
The Kalahari Copper Belt (KCB) in Botswana
A substantial uranium land package adjacent to a major uranium resource
The Central Dinaride zone of Bosnia and Herzegovina, host to significant silver-base metal systems
With a solid balance sheet, permits in hand, and funded exploration programs,Leviathan entered 2026 not as a speculative concept, but as an explorer actively advancing toward drilling and potential discovery.

Leviathan’s Central Project lies immediately south of MMG’s multi-billion-dollar Khoemacau copper complex, within the same geological architecture that hosts world-class deposits.
Critically, this ground has never been drill tested.
From a strategic standpoint, LVXFF represents early-stage leverage to the exact type of copper discovery policymakers are incentivizing:long-life, sediment-hosted systems capable of supporting large-scale production.
As permitting accelerates, capital flows toward friendly supply chains, and governments prioritize secure copper sources, companies like Leviathan sit directly in the path of this structural shift.
LVXFF is not just a copper exploration story — it is a front-end option on Western copper security, positioned ahead of discovery in a belt that has already proven its ability to generate billion-dollar outcomes.
The right rocks in the right location — prime Kalahari Copper Belt real estate
Directly bordering Tier-1 copper mines on identical geological structures
Fully licensed and permitted for drilling
100% project ownership
Large strategic land holding including extensive uranium exposure

Leviathan is exploring its highly strategic 100%-owned Central Project – which directly adjoins MMG’s Khoemacau group of deposits, (Measured and Indicated Mineral Resources of 94Mt @1.8% Cu and 22 g/t Ag and Inferred Mineral Resources of 188Mt @1.6% Cu and 20 g/t Ag1).
Together with the nearby Banana Zone (Measured and Indicated Mineral Resources of 33Mt @1.4% Cu and 21 g/t Ag and Inferred Mineral Resources of 120Mt @0.8% Cu and 10 g/t Ag) this portfolio was acquired by MMG Ltd in 2023 for US$1.875 billion2. Production from Khoemacau began in 2021 at a nameplate rate of 60,000 tonnes per annum3.
The Central Project displays geological characteristics remarkably similar to Khoemacau, significantly increasing its potential for a Tier-1 copper discovery.
All known deposits within the Kalahari Copper Belt occur at or near a well-defined stratigraphic contact between the D’Kar and Ngwako Pan formations. Leviathan’s Central Project contains approximately 24 kilometers of this critical contact.
Importantly, MMG’s deposits occur on the flanks of large anticlinal folds, or domes. A comparable structure — the Hyena Hills dome — has been identified within Leviathan’s ground through modern geological interpretation and high-resolution ground magnetic surveys.
This dome has never been drill tested.

Botswana is widely regarded as one of the most stable, transparent, and mining-friendly jurisdictions in the world. The country combines political stability, strong rule of law, and a long-standing commitment to responsible resource development.
For copper explorers, Botswana offers a rare combination of underexplored geology and a regulatory environment that supports efficient permitting, exploration, and development.
Political Stability
Botswana is one of Africa’s most politically stable countries, offering a secure environment for long-term investment. Its transparent governance supports predictable mining regulations. No1. In sub-Saharan Africa in terms of Mining Attractiveness according to the Fraser Institute.
Investor-Friendly Policies
With a strong legal framework and a supportive mining code, Botswana encourages foreign investment. The government actively promotes responsible resource development.
Rich Copper Resources
The Kalahari Copper Belt is one of the most prospective areas globally for new sedimentary copper discoveries, offering great opportunity for high-grade copper exploration and development. This is reflected by the presence of major mining companies on the belt, including Sandfire Resources, BHP and MMG and the ramping up of copper and silver production.
Ready Infrastructure
First world electricity, water road and communications infrastructure – set up to support mining.
Skilled Workforce
Botswana boasts an advanced and well-educated population providing ready expertise to the mining sector. Mining is a pivotal economic driver, contributing >20% of GDP. Per capita GDP of USD 16,300.
Over the last decade, this belt has delivered some of the most significant copper discoveries and transactions in the world:
MMG’s Khoemacau Project, acquired in 2023 for US$1.9 billion, hosts combined resources measured in the hundreds of millions of tonnes of copper-silver mineralization.
Sandfire’s Motheo Hub, acquired in 2019 for A$167 million, further validates the belt’s scale and economic viability.
Despite these headline transactions, much of the KCB remains underexplored, particularly away from historically drilled areas.
Leviathan’s defining move in 2025 was the acquisition of Cura Exploration Botswana Corp., securing 100% ownership of a premier land position on the Kalahari Copper Belt.
The flagship Central Project sits immediately south of MMG’s world-class Khoemacau cluster, in a directly comparable geological setting.
What makes Central especially compelling is geology:
All known copper deposits on the KCB occur at the DKF-NPF contact
The largest deposits occur where this contact is folded into structural domes
Central hosts the next such dome south of Khoemacau
Critically, this dome has never been drill tested
Advancements in modern geophysics have only recently made it possible to confidently identify these high-order targets. Leviathan plans an airborne geophysical survey, after which maiden drilling is expected. Importantly, the company is funded and fully permitted for this work.
Alongside copper, the Cura acquisition also delivered an expansive Botswana uranium portfolio totaling approximately 4,000 km², with certain renewals pending.
The standout uranium asset is the Serule Uranium Project, which:
Lies adjacent to Lotus Resources’ Letlhakane Uranium Project
Letlhakane hosts 113.7 million pounds U₃O₈
Lotus acquired the project through a AUD 64 million merger in 2023
Previous drilling at Serule identified a 4-kilometer-wide mineralized tabular sandstone unit, placing Leviathan directly in the geological footprint of a known uranium system. In a world where uranium supply security is increasingly strategic, this portfolio provides LVXFF class=”text-1″>LVXFF with non-dilutive optionality and exposure to a commodity experiencing renewed structural demand.
Leviathan’s acquisition of Foča Metals Corp. delivered 100% ownership of the Foča Project, a land package exceeding 100 square kilometerswithin the Central Dinaride metallogenic zone of the Western Tethyan Belt.
This belt is no stranger to major deposits:
Dundee Precious Metals’ Vareš Project lies to the northwest
The Trepča Mines complex in Kosovo lies to the south, with historic production of 60.5 Mt at 8% Pb+Zn and over 4,500 tonnes of silver
At these price levels, mineralized districts once considered marginal or overlooked suddenly move to the center of investor and strategic attention. Width, continuity, and scale — not just headline grade — become decisive, and districts capable of hosting large, long-life silver-base metal deposits command a premium that did not exist in prior cycles.
Foča stands out precisely because it combines scale, grade, and geological pedigree with near-total modern exploration neglect. Unlike saturated districts that have been drilled relentlessly for decades, Foča represents a rare opportunity to apply modern geophysics, geochemistry, and structural interpretation to a belt that has already proven — through Vareš and Trepča — that it can host globally significant silver-lead-zinc systems.
In a $120+ silver environment, the presence of silver as a meaningful by-product or co-product materially enhances project economics, lowers effective cut-off grades, and accelerates potential development timelines.
High-grade, near-surface zinc-lead mineralization occurring over tens of meters in width, within a 2.6-kilometer-long structural corridor, strongly suggests a system with the scale required to benefit disproportionately from elevated silver prices.
Historic drilling in the district did not even assay for silver, meaning prior work almost certainly understated the true metal value of the system. In today’s market, that oversight transforms into opportunity.
Just as importantly, Bosnia and Herzegovina offers a low-cost, mining-literate operating environment at a time when capital discipline is critical. As silver prices rise, investors increasingly favor jurisdictions where discoveries can be advanced efficiently, permitting is achievable, and operating costs remain competitive. The combination of favorable geology, supportive regulation, and centuries-long mining history positions Foča as exactly the kind of district that can be rapidly re-rated once drilling begins.
In short, silver at $120 is not just a price milestone — it is a re-pricing event for forgotten districts. Foča is no longer simply an exploration story; it is emerging as a strategic silver-base metal opportunity at precisely the moment when the market is once again rewarding scale, grade, and jurisdictional safety.
For LVXFF this timing amplifies the significance of its Bosnian assets and elevates Foča from overlooked ground to a potentially cornerstone asset within a resurging global metals cycle.
Bosnia and Herzegovina, particularly the sub-entity of Republika Srpska, offers:
Low-cost exploration and operations
A supportive regulatory environment
Updated mining laws implemented in 2024
A centuries-long mining history
Leviathan positions itself as an early mover in what remains an “open for discovery” belt, with significant upside relative to the capital invested.
Leviathan’s 2025 trenching program at the Vrela-Kremin trenddelivered compelling results:
The mineralization is:
14 meters at 7.78% ZnEq
12 meters at 8.92% ZnEq
Broad intervals exceeding 25 meters at strong grades
Mineralization continuous over 2.6 km strike length
These results sit directly within a zone of historic Yugoslav-era drilling that reported 15 meters averaging 13.25% Pb+Zn, without even assaying for silver or copper.
Near surface
Structurally controlled
Hosted in tectonized carbonates
Interpreted under a SEDEX-style model, later remobilized by faulting
This work sets the stage for drilling at Foča during the 2026 exploration season, with permits already in place.
In addition to advancing its core assets, Leviathan has indicated that discussions are advancing regarding the staged disposal of its Australian assets, potentially unlocking capital and sharpening focus on its highest-impact projects.
This disciplined approach reflects a strategy centered on value creation through discovery, not asset accumulation for its own sake.
Luke Norman is a seasoned growth executive with 20 years of experience in the venture capital markets. He has raised in excess of $300M for both public and private companies predominantly in the resource sector. In recent years, Mr. Norman has operated a consultancy company to the metals and mining industry. He also co-founded Gold Standard Ventures Corp., a TSX–V and NYSE Market listed gold exploration company and US Gold Corp., listed on the Nasdaq exchange. He is the Chairman of Silver One Resources, a silver pre-development and exploration company listed on the TSX-V. Mr. Norman brings expertise in mineral exploration, finance, corporate governance, M&A and corporate leadership to his role as President & CEO.
Jeremy Crozier holds B.Sc. and M.Sc. degrees in geology, and has 30 years of exploration, discovery, and mineral project evaluation experience gained in North America, Africa and Europe. Mr. Crozier’s previous roles include those of Exploration Manager for TSX-listed Taseko Mines Limited, where he led the discovery and definition of the 400 million tonne Aley Niobium deposit in British Columbia; President and CEO, Volcanic Gold Mines, Inc., President and CEO of Medgold Resources Corp. and Vice President-Project Services at Hunter Dickinson, Inc. Mr. Crozier has also served extensively as an independent mineral exploration and business development consultant in Europe and Africa on behalf of a variety of private and corporate clients.
Krisztian Toth is an experienced mining, capital markets and M&A lawyer. His experience in mining finance and M&A stretches across all jurisdictions and minerals. Krisztian has been recognized by a number of legal publications as a leading lawyer in mining, capital markets, private equity and M&A. Krisztian is a partner at the law firm of Fasken Martineau, a leading international business law and litigation firm with more than 750 lawyers across 10 offices in Canada, South Africa, the United Kingdom and China providing expertise in more than 40 practice areas and industry groups. Krisztian is a member of Fasken’s Global Mining Group, which has been ranked #1 globally 12 times since 2005, including for the past six years in a row.
Mr. Richards brings a decade of resource-focused accounting and finance experience. He has accumulated extensive experience with Toronto Stock Exchange and venture-listed companies throughout the world, including Australia. His professional experience has included officer and director positions on the TSX and TSXV; experience in various debt and equity financings; implementation of ERP systems to manage mining operations; managing domestic and international tax planning strategies; and implementation of corporate governance and internal control policies. Mr. Richards is a member of the Chartered Professional Accountants of British Columbia as well as Chartered Accountants of Australia and New Zealand.
LVXFF offers early-stage exposure to multiple strategic metals at a time when copper, silver, and uranium are being re-rated for geopolitical, industrial, and monetary reasons.
Copper is being elevated as a national security asset, with governments prioritizing supply chains outside of China.
Silver has surged to record levels above $120 per ounce, fundamentally altering the economics of silver-rich polymetallic systems.
The Kalahari Copper Belt offers genuine Tier-1 copper discovery potential, immediately adjacent to MMG’s Khoemacau complex.
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, Foča delivers scale, grade, and near-surface mineralization in a silver-base metal district that has been almost completely ignored by modern exploration.
As capital rotates toward secure jurisdictions and high-impact discoveries, LVXFF represents the kind of asymmetric setup that tends to outperform during metals bull markets.
Copper leverage in a de-China push – Kalahari Copper Belt exposure in a geopolitically favored jurisdiction
Silver torque in a breakout market – High-grade, wide, near-surface polymetallic mineralization as silver trades above $120
Multiple shots on goal – Copper, uranium, silver, lead, and zinc across separate, high-quality districts
Proximity to world-class discoveries – Next door to Khoemacau, Vareš, and Trepča
Funded, permitted, and active – Not a concept story, but a company moving toward drilling and discovery
Undervalued optionality – Assets acquired early in belts that are difficult, if not impossible, to replicate today
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Featured Article: Nuclear just had one of those days
Dear Reader,
Oil just jumped above $100.
Ships are being seized.
And a key global oil route is under pressure.
Yet markets are acting like this will pass quickly.
That disconnect is where opportunity shows up.
Nearly 20% of global oil supply flows through the Strait of Hormuz.
Right now, that flow is anything but certain.
Even small disruptions can ripple through the entire market.
We’re already seeing it in rising prices.
But instead of trying to predict oil…
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Pipelines. Transport. Distribution.
The “toll roads” of energy.
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Nuclear just had one of those days where it stops being a side conversation and moves into the center of the market.
NuScale Power (SMR) jumped more than 16% in a single session, and it wasn’t driven by earnings. It was driven by attention… and a very large number being attached to the future.
A projected $10 trillion global nuclear buildouttied to AI-driven power demand.
That’s not a small theme.
Start with the demand side.
Data centers are expected to consume close to 900–1,000 terawatt-hours (TWh) of electricity annually by 2030, up from roughly 400–450 TWh today. That’s more than doubling in less than a decade.
AI workloads are a big part of that. Training large models can require 10–50 gigawatt-hours (GWh) per run, and once deployed, those systems draw continuous power for inference.
This isn’t peak demand.
It’s baseline demand.
That distinction matters.
Because baseline demand requires reliable power.
Nuclear operates at 90%+ capacity factors, meaning plants run nearly full-time. Compare that to:
When infrastructure needs to run 24/7, intermittency becomes a constraint.
That’s where nuclear fits.
Now look at supply.
Globally, there are about 440 nuclear reactors in operation, producing roughly 10% of electricity. Another 60+ reactors are under construction, but that pace isn’t enough to meet projected demand growth on its own.
To close the gap, estimates are calling for hundreds of new reactors over the next two decades.
That’s where the $10 trillion figure comes from.
Small modular reactors are supposed to accelerate that process.
Instead of building multi-billion-dollar, decade-long projects, SMRs aim to deliver:
In theory, that reduces risk and speeds up deployment.
But here’s where it gets more complicated.
NuScale, despite today’s move, is still a pre-scale business.
Revenue remains limited relative to the size of its ambitions, and the company is dependent on:
SMRs are not plug-and-play solutions yet.
They still face:
Slight tangent, but it matters.
Nuclear demand is easy to forecast.
Nuclear execution is not.
That gap is where volatility comes from.
Back to the stock.
A 16% move in a single session tells you positioning is shifting quickly. Capital is starting to price the possibility that SMRs become a meaningful part of the future energy mix.
But it’s also pulling forward expectations.
Right now, investors are effectively betting on three things happening together:
Each of those individually is plausible.
Together, they’re less certain.
That doesn’t make the theme wrong.
It just makes the path uneven.
From a broader perspective, nuclear is being reconsidered for a reason.
Utilities are planning $150–200 billion in annual grid and capacity investments, and large tech companies are actively securing long-term power agreements to support data center expansion.
Reliable baseload power is becoming a constraint.
Nuclear addresses that constraint.
But it doesn’t do it overnight.
So where does that leave this trade?
This isn’t about whether nuclear demand exists.
It does.
It’s about how quickly that demand converts into revenue for companies like NuScale.
Because at current levels, stocks tied to this theme are not being priced on current earnings.
They’re being priced on future deployment.
And future deployment…
takes time.
I’d watch how these names behave after the initial surge.
Not just direction…
but whether they can hold gains without new catalysts.
Because in early-stage industries like this…
momentum can arrive quickly.
Sustainability takes longer.
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