NIA's President has known about Highlander Silver (CSE: HSLV) for many years now even prior to us discovering Augusta Gold (TSX: G), but we didn't see anything great about the project they had. As soon as NIA's President saw that they were acquiring the San Luis Project he began accumulating a stake but didn't want to suggest publicly because it is very high risk. After the recent gains of our Power Nickel (TSXV: PNPN) rising by 775.76% due to an extremely high-grade deposit we decided the biggest risk is not to suggest HSLV. DeepSeek is right: HSLV's gold grades are in the top 1% of all gold projects and their silver grades are in the top 5%-10% of all silver projects, but no other project has both!
It is important to understand that part of HSLV rising big over the next 12-18 months will be all of the hype, but similar to PNPN there is no proof that they have an economically extractable deposit.
Augusta Gold (TSX: G) is a lot more certain of a huge winner because they are in Nevada the #1 best jurisdiction in the world and their Reward is 100% oxide gold with Bullfrog 94% oxide gold meaning lower production costs (heap leaching), faster payback of initial capital expenditures (CAPEX), lower technical risks, and higher likelihood of profitable scalable operations.
Even if AngloGold Ashanti (AU) wasn't consolidating their entire district, and even if this wasn't the #1 largest new U.S. gold district set for development this decade, and even if their Reward Gold Project wasn't fully permitted, and even if they didn't have proven & probable reserves, and even if they didn't have a competent management team with over $4.5 billion in successful exits... there is no other publicly traded company with a market cap this low that owns 1.92 million oz of 95%+ oxide gold resources with oxide gold grades above 0.50 g/t all in close proximity in the same Nevada district!
The only risk with Augusta Gold (TSX: G) is their debt but because it is owed to its largest shareholder, and he is also the largest shareholder of HSLV he isn't going to screw us over. He has every reason to sell the company to the highest bidder.
Regarding One Stop Systems (OSS), we research hundreds of companies every month and when screening for companies to research in the technology sector we almost always use positive year-over-year revenue growth as a filter. By returning to positive year-over-year revenue growth when its 4Q results are reported next month, OSS will receive a significant multiple revaluation to the upside. As companies like BigBear.ai (BBAI) and SoundHound (SOUN) decline by 80%-90%, OSS will be one of the only AI stocks to make large gains.
OSS is a Nvidia Elite Partner in the AI infrastructure space just like Super Micro (SMCI).
SMCI gained by 32.06% last week, which is very bullish for OSS. SMCI products must be used in AI datacenters.
OSS produces AI datacenter products, but their biggest growth will come from the production of ruggedized at the edge AI servers powering future battlefields in the air, on land, at sea, and in space!
We always said since we first suggested OSS one year ago at $2.16 per share that it was going to have negative year-over-year revenue growth for twelve months and its real move will take place after it returns to positive growth.
Past performance is not an indicator of future returns. NIA is not an investment advisor and does not provide investment advice. Always do your own research and make your own investment decisions. NIA's President has purchased 224,200 shares of G and intends to buy more shares. NIA's President has purchased 125,000 shares of HSLV and can buy or sell shares at any time. NIA has received compensation from PNPN of US$50,000 cash for a six-month marketing contract. This message is meant for informational and educational purposes only and does not provide investment advice.
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