Juggernaut Exp.

Nothing new here at all. Summer is getting closer which means drilling is getting closer. With the company loaded with cash and the share count so low, this could absolutely rip if drilling is successful. The ground here has never been drilled as it only recently emerged from under the ice of receding glaciers in the Rocky Mountains. As a result, big things could be found. I own a little just in case and would press my bet on initial drilling success, but that's still a few months away. This is the kind of name that isn't very correlated to the gold price, so I don't mind owning a little bit through a wobbly market.

Nothing new here at all. Summer is getting closer which means drilling is getting closer. With the company loaded with cash and the share count so low, this could absolutely rip if drilling is successful. The ground here has never been drilled as it only recently emerged from under the ice of receding glaciers in the Rocky Mountains. As a result, big things could be found. I own a little just in case and would press my bet on initial drilling success, but that's still months away.

Nothing new here. Drilling won't happen until late-spring/summer here, but JUGR's prospects look really good. The stock has closed over $1.50 for over 10 days now, so management can force conversion of the 75-cent warrants that were issued on financings in 2025. If they choose to do that, JUGR will have over $20mm in cash and it will still have a tight share structure. Drilling success here could send this one into orbit because of the low share count, but that's a ways away. I sold enough stock to pay for my warrant exercise if the company calls the warrants, but otherwise, I'm happy to wait for drilling.

Still no drilling for around 6 months on this gold exploration minnow, but it is cashed up and has a very low share count. Those who did well with GOT.V may see JUGR as the second-coming, and if JUGR keeps the share structure tight this could really rip on exploration success.

Surface sampling and mapping are quite encouraging. Wake me in the summer of 2026.

JUGR confirmed the scale and robustness of the gold system(s) it is onto at its 100%-owned Big One project in the Golden Triangle, British Columbia. With a 5-year drill permit in hand, this well-funded minnow will start drilling in 2026, which is when I'd expect more interest to flow into this one.

Juggernaut is brought to you by many of the same people that put together Goliath Resources (GOT.V) in the Golden Triangle, British Columbia. It's an early-stage gold exploration opportunity that won't see any drilling until summer 2026, but with a market cap of just $40 million and around $10 million in cash, JUGR looks attractive in the current market environment when it comes to gold. The company has identified numerous high grade vein and shear zone samples at surface over a strike length of 15 kilometres within 4 broadly-defined zones. In total, some 500 veins and shears were discovered at surface. There's little more to say other than the fact that this is an exploration project with good scale, good geology, and good potential for a re-rate if drilling proves that the high-grade zones at surface persist at depth. This is a very early stage situation (read: high risk), but the tight capital structure (only 31 million shares outstanding) provides excellent leverage to exploration success. I don't know where gold will be next summer, but I would be attracted to this gold exploration project in just about any market tape, so I own a little here and have added to my holding at prices as high as $1.10-1.15 not that long ago. I'm not sure I'd chase it here given the lack of drilling until next year, but this is a project to keep an eye on.