1/6 Most of the new #discovery announcements and good first holes ends up as a minor discovery.

How to spot significant discoveries as an investor?
2/6 Three steps to follow🪜:

1) Study significant discoveries
2) Study the failed discoveries
2) Learn the essentials of geology

Let's dig in.
3/6 Do the following:
• Select commodity of interest e.g. #copper #nickel #uranium #gold
• Study top discoveries made in the last years
• Look at announcements (grades, footprint, structures, geophysical anomalies etc.)
• Put it into a system
4/6 Study the failed "discoveries".
Ask questions:
• Why did the share price collapse?
• What were the first warning signs?
• How could you exit without loss💰 or even with profit 💵?
5/6 During the study process you will probably arrive at the conclusion that you need to understand more geology.

I run the #Geology101 for Investors course. Only content out there that links geology with investments insights. equivest.capital/geology-for-in…
6/6 So, let's recap what we've learned🗒️:

1⃣ Study significant discoveries.

And remember to do one commodity at a time.

2⃣ Study the failed discoveries. Do this by:
1) Looking for warning signs.
2) Focus on how to book profits.

And don’t forget the #Geology.

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Jan 9
🧵The #nickel #exploration success rates by #ASX companies are better in 2022 than the commonly cited 1/1000.

We counted 53 exploration campaigns that focused on new exploration targets. No appraisal, resource drilling.

Of these, 70% were maiden exploration. Image
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30% of the companies drilled historical discoveries/mines. Not suprisingly these yielded no significant results.

Maiden exploration: 15 found no mineralisation, 13 only occurence, but we also had 1 discovery. Yet to be confirmed as significant. Image
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What can we learn from $HUR $PANR $RECO. Geologists musings and personal opinions.

Best read with a glass of new years eve drink of your choice.
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2/24 CHAPTER 1: "Story of geologists greed for discovery."

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3/24 He proved them wrong several years later by making Bln+ recoverable oil discovery.
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Dec 19, 2022
🧵28 significant #discovery announcements on #ASX this year so far.

Will Santa bring us more discoveries this year?

How many will turn significant over time?
2/5 If you wondering, we had no "significant discovery" announencements since the beginning of October.
3/5 How many of the announced discoveries will turn out to be really significant? We can already see from below graph that market thinks that most of the discovery announcements this year were minor discoveries.
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Dec 15, 2022
Over the past years, I have read 100s of exploration news releases (NRs).

How to read them efficiently?

Breaking down my technique 🧵👇
Tip #1: Headline - important or not?

I will only read NR if:

• New discovery confirmed
• Significant assay
• New resource or bid
• Company on my watchlist

This simple techniques allows you to only focus on most important news and filter the noise.
Tip #2: Scan through the highlights.

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• Look for thick, high grade intervals or large step outs
• Red flag: up to X% Cu
• Red flag: grab/chip samples i.e. discovery not confirmed vertically

Quick note: Read only the first page!
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1/x Commonly asked question. What is a significant #mining #discovery? 🧵

In our book it is upper Tier 2, Tier 1 discovery.

Okay, how do these tiers actually work?
2/x
Tier 1 deposits have NPV greater than 1 Bln USD. Typical discount rate used is 8% i.e. NPV8

They are rare to find! See the graph below from BHP showing frequency distribution of copper discoveries between 1985-2003.
3/x
Tier 2 deposits have NPV of 200-1000 Mln USD.

They are also considered significant by many definitions.
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🧵#Uranium deposits in the #Athabasca basin have some of the smallest lateral foot print from all commodities. This is due to a high grade nature.

UEX has some brilliant visuals of Shea Creek deposits that we can learn from. Image
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3/x Nice resources for such small uranium deposit footprint. What makes these deposits a bit challenging is the depth of 700m.
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