Relevant Gold – Gold Exploration In Wyoming: 20,000 Meters Of Drilling Planed This Year, Bradley Peak and Southern Pass Camps
In this company update, we sit down with Rob Bergmann, CEO of Relevant Gold (TSX.V:RGC – OTCQB:RGCCF), to discuss the company’s systematic transition from “proof of concept” to aggressive discovery drilling this year. Relevant Gold is a North American gold explorer focused on the district-scale potential of the Bradley Peak and Southern Pass camps in Wyoming.
Key Discussion Points:
- Bradley Peak and the Apex Target: Rob recaps the 2025, 5,102-meter drill program at Apex, which confirmed a large-scale orogenic system extending to depth. The discussion highlights the identification of a parallel mineralized structure that significantly expands the project’s scale.
- Southern Pass and the Lewiston Project: A review of high-grade surface results at Lewiston, where recent work extended the primary Burr trend by 2.5 km. Rob explains how geophysical data and rock chip samples – grading up to 25.4 g/t gold, 2,203 g/t silver, and 12.7% copper – are guiding the upcoming drill holes.
- The 20,000-Meter 2026 Strategy: An inside look at the plan for the upcoming season, aiming for a minimum of 20,000 meters of drilling.
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There are no buyers because nobody wants it and I could care less about what is happening in Australia when the volume here is so poor. Buyers in this market are not trading on The Australian Exchange. DT
FWIW, HL:SLV up about 8.6% atm today. Back above the flattish 50 dma and the daily Ichimoku cloud.
Well that was brutal.
It’s anyone’s guess where and when the carnage in silver will stop. Next target for me is the 100 dma around $62, although perhaps the 100 day EMA, which is around $67 will provide some support.
After that, I think the $54 comes into play, which happens to correspond to the 150 dma that JRB has talked about as being a target on a correction. (In fairness, JRB doesn’t think we will retest $50 now, since the correction would be too big.) That will also roughly correspond to the 50 week EMA, which I have felt for a long time would be tested eventually.
If we do get down that low, it could be 18-24 months before we get close to the recent ATH.
If the 50 week EMA is the eventual target, I would be surprised if we don’t get at least one sizeable sucker’s rally between now and then, potentially ending up in a double top if it’s large enough.
I’ll just reiterate that the SIL:SLV ratio stalled out right as silver broke above $50 and made its moonshot–clearly the insider mining investors knew something we didn’t.
Hecla is probably going to test the rising 100 day EMA (around $18 atm) soon. IMO, that will be a relatively low risk entry point.
If silver tests $62-67 (possibly tomorrow), I would just hold my nose and buy with both hands and feet.
The caveat being I do think a test of $54 is a strong possibility if $62 is hit. Horse shoes and hand grenades at those levels.
I think we will be $85+ within a few months from now.
As a trader I wouldn’t touch a stock like Hot Chili, there is no volume. The Bid currently is $1.57 and the Ask is $1.77, even a slight whisper of something not right or a little change in the pricing of a commodity and this stock will suffer a decline and one that could really throw you for a loss. There are no buyers. If the volume picks up that would be another matter but at these levels the risk is just too great. DT