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Jordan Zinberg’s Small-Cap Safari: Hunting Growth in May 2025
Get ready for a wild ride, investors—Jordan Zinberg, the eagle-eyed president and CEO of Bedford Park Capital, is leading a Small-Cap Safari through the Canadian market for May 2025. Armed with a keen eye for growth, Zinberg’s top picks—Propel Holdings, Lumine …
Is Rio Tinto the Key to the West’s Rare Earth Revival?
Rio Tinto, one of the largest mining companies on Earth, is pivoting toward a future shaped not just by iron ore and aluminum, but by the growing geopolitical scramble for critical minerals. Speaking after the company’s annual general meeting in Perth, Chief …
Stitching Success: Aritzia Threads the Retail Needle
Hold onto your cashmere cardigans, because Aritzia isn’t just stitching together trendy outfits—it’s weaving a financial fairy tale that’s got Bay Street buzzing and Wall Street taking notes. The Canadian fashion powerhouse didn’t just drop a quarterly …
Owl Be Damned: Duolingo’s Stock Rally Is a Hoot
Picture this: a green owl named Duo, once known for guilt-tripping you into practicing Spanish, is now the toast of Wall Street, flapping its wings as Duolingo’s stock (DUOL) skyrockets. As of May 2, 2025, shares are perched at a lofty $477.82, up a …
Trump's Permit Party: 10 Mines Hit the Fast-Track Jackpot
In a move that’s got the mining world buzzing like a drill bit through granite, the Trump administration has slapped the fast-track sticker on 10 more U.S. mining projects, adding fuel to its quest for critical minerals dominance. Announced Friday, this latest …
The $5,000 Gold Tsunami Is Coming—And McEwen Is Already Surfing It
Gold is on fire. With bullion prices surging past 25% in 2025 alone and central banks scooping up reserves at a historic pace, investors are once again looking toward the age-old safe haven. But according to Canadian mining mogul Rob McEwen, this isn’t just a …
Holy Terminals: The Vatican’s Financial Power Play
Beneath the soaring domes of Vatican City, where sacred chants echo and timeless rituals unfold, a tantalizing enigma has slipped through the gilded gates of St. Peter’s Basilica: why does this tiny sovereign state, home to just 882 souls, wield an astonishing …
Big Mac, Small Margin: McDonald’s Feels the Fryer Heat
McDonald’s has long been seen as a bellwether for the American consumer, a golden-arched gauge of economic health. But this quarter, the fast food giant delivered more indigestion than optimism. On May 1, 2025, McDonald’s reported first-quarter earnings that …
Ukraine’s Strategic Minerals: A Game-Changer for U.S. and EU Security
On April 30, 2025, Ukraine and the United States inked a landmark economic partnership that could reshape global critical mineral supply chains. The agreement grants the U.S. preferential access to Ukraine’s vast reserves of lithium, graphite, titanium, and …
Terry Lynch Unearths the Faults in NI 43-101’s Fine Print
In a candid social media post on May 1, 2025, Terry Lynch, CEO of Power Metallic Mines Inc. and founder of Save Canadian Mining, pulled back the curtain on National Instrument 43-101 (NI 43-101) technical reports, urging retail investors to approach these …