Mining Stock Daily

Michael Oliver returns to Mining Stock Daily to break down one of the most confusing macro setups in years—soaring oil prices alongside record highs in equities. He explains why commodities remain structurally cheap, why the recent move in oil may be overextended in the short term, and how momentum signals continue to point toward a major rotation into real assets. The conversation dives deep into gold and silver, with Oliver outlining why the current volatility is just a “violent congestion zone” before a potentially explosive move higher. He also lays out a bold case for silver, suggesting the metal could be entering a new pricing regime far above previous highs. Beyond precious metals, Oliver highlights breakouts in agriculture and base metals as early signals of a broader commodity super cycle taking shape. The discussion also touches on risks in the bond market, a weakening dollar trend, and why traditional portfolio models may no longer apply. If Oliver’s momentum framework proves right, investors could be on the edge of a major shift across global markets.

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IMPACT Silver is weighing a restart of its Capire Mine with some help from new technology, says CEO Fred Davidson in an interview with Mining Stock Daily. The company is currently evaluating the use of XRT sensor-based sorting to improve margins at the VMS deposit by electronically separating ore from waste during bulk mining. While Capire remains on care and maintenance, the company maintains active production at the Zacualpan Mining Complex, supported by the recent discovery and extraction of the high-grade Kena vein. At the Plomosas Mine, management has suspended mining to optimize the underground design and is pursuing toll milling contracts with third-party miners to generate near-term cash flow.

Collective Mining continues to deliver impressive high-grade results from the Ramp Zone at its Apollo system, highlighting strong vertical continuity and expanding mineralization at depth. Chairman Ari Sussman discusses new drilling on the western side of the system, where early visuals suggest the potential for mineralization around the full breccia circumference. The company is also ramping up exploration at the nearby Trap target, testing both a growing vein system and a compelling copper-gold porphyry anomaly. With multiple rigs turning and key assays pending, Collective is advancing a district-scale opportunity in Colombia with significant upside across multiple targets.

Yukon Metals is expanding its district-scale copper-gold exploration strategy in the Yukon with the addition of the Sumo property, located near its flagship Birch project. The company sees strong porphyry potential supported by historical drilling and favorable infrastructure access. Exploration this season will integrate Sumo alongside ongoing work at Birch and the AZ target, where geophysics and drilling are set to begin in mid-May. CEO Jim Coates spoke with MSD's Ian Wagner and emphasized a tightening global copper supply backdrop and sees Yukon Metals positioning itself for discovery-driven catalysts, with geophysical results and initial drill visuals expected by mid-summer.

Kootenay Silver CEO Jim McDonald joins MSD's Ian Wagner to outline the company’s shift toward development following the major silver price breakout. The company is advancing its La Cigarra project toward a near-term PEA, which could re-rate the business from explorer to developer. Meanwhile, aggressive drilling at the high-grade Columba discovery aims to grow the resource toward the key 100 million ounce threshold. With over $30 million in treasury and multiple projects in Mexico, Kootenay is positioning for long-term production growth, potential revaluation, and increased strategic interest from larger mining companies.