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Robert Sinn of Goldfinger Capital joins Trevor Hall on Mining Stock Daily to discuss the sharp selloff in technology equities following the U.S. midterm elections and what the resulting market volatility could mean for gold and mining stocks. Sinn examines the potential unwinding of the AI trade, the implications of a divided Congress for U.S. critical minerals policy, and the recent divergence between gold prices and gold mining equities. He highlights a significant technical reversal in major gold producers, including Newmont, which he believes could signal a turning point for the sector. The conversation also covers geopolitical risks surrounding Iran, the potential for further market liquidation, and why November's tax-loss selling season could present opportunities for investors looking to accumulate beaten-down junior mining stocks ahead of 2027.

We have new drill results out of American Pacific, FireFox Gold, Andina Copper and Sitka Gold. Sierra Madre Gold and Silver kick off a new drill campaign. Brixton Metals publish met results from Thorn.

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Great Pacific Gold CEO Alex Heath and COO Callum Spink discuss drilling across the Wild Dog Project in Papua New Guinea. The company has completed 16 holes totaling more than 3,600 meters at Magiabe and Mengmut, with assays pending. Spink says drilling at Mengmut has intersected the targeted structure, while a rig has moved to the Elamaraka target. Great Pacific plans at least 2,400 meters of drilling at the Elamaraka-Kargalio zone and expects to operate two rigs through January. Heath says the company had more than $16.5 million in cash, with initial assays expected in approximately three to four weeks.

Li-FT Power CEO Francis MacDonald joins Trevor Hall on Mining Stock Daily to discuss the company's transition from lithium exploration toward mine development and potential production. The conversation focuses on Li-FT's binding option agreement to acquire the former Renard diamond mine in Quebec, where existing infrastructure and processing facilities could significantly reduce capital requirements for the nearby Adina Lithium Project. MacDonald outlines the potential economic advantages of repurposing Renard, the company's goal of achieving first lithium concentrate production in 2030, and upcoming feasibility milestones. The discussion also covers new drill results from the Yellowknife Lithium Project in the Northwest Territories, plans for an initial economic assessment, and how Li-FT is prioritizing capital across its growing portfolio of lithium assets.

C3 Metals CEO Dan Symons discusses the highest-grade hole yet at the Khaleesi copper project in southern Peru, 64.9 metres at 3.45% copper equivalent including 23.3 metres at 6.64%, and says holes 006 and 007 from the same pad are mineralized with assays pending. Symons says first metallurgical test work is about to begin, with results in four to six months, and will test a copper flotation flowsheet that could add an iron concentrate from the magnetite skarn. In Jamaica, a deep-drilling rig has arrived to start about 11,000 metres of Freeport-funded drilling at Bellas Gate by month end, with first assays expected late in Q1 2027, while results from the Pennants gold joint venture are due this month.