Chris Parry

I love a good reason to travel but mostly I just love to travel. And it's not always about the destination. It's about the travel experience, including how we get there.

Arriving at our hotel destination is always an interesting part of the travel journey, isn't it? The lobby can often be bustling like the airport you've recently left.

Disclaimer: This article has been paid for by ICG Silver & Gold. See disclosures at the bottom of the page. There are two ways a junior explorer can spend the weeks between drilling and assay results. The first is to sit back, post a few photos from site, remind everyone the lab is busy and… Read More »While investors wait for drill results, ICG Silver & Gold (ICG.C) is looking for what’s next

Sanur Surprise! No, it’s not the latest cocktail at a Bali beachside bar. No, it’s not a new television ad featuring Katut and Rhonda. Bali is well travelled for many of us and as many travellers are now discovering, there are some great flight options. I’m flying with TransNusa Airlines and while it still disappoints […]

There are mining districts where location is a nice thing to have, and there are mining districts where location is half the investment thesis. British Columbia's Golden Triangle increasingly falls into the latter category.

InPlay Oil Corp. (TSX: IPO) has spent the last 18 months transforming the scale of its business upward, but there's a number worth correcting when looking at just how quickly that's happened.

Look, DLE companies have traditionally spent years telling investors what their technology could do, maybe, sorta, we think, best case scenario blah blah blah, to the point where boardrooms factor in a ‘yeah sure' discount when hearing their pitches.

There are investment pitches that require you to understand geology, biotechnology, or semiconductor architecture. And then there are investment pitches where the first question is, “Hang on. You want to sell what?”

A year ago, I took a long look at HydroGraph Clean Power (HG.C) after watching the stock go from around $0.20 to more than $3 in a matter of weeks.

But if we learned nothing else from the pre-2019 days, the best way to jack your share price up in the weed space is to buy competitors. When ‘being big' matters more than being good, a takeover of top ten roster-mates makes sense. Buy market share, buy an investor base, shave off a little corporate spend, add a few B's to your market cap, and get the enthusiasts paying attention.