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In this extended Townhall Q&A, CEO Sam Garrett reflects on a breakthrough year for Great Southern Copper, outlining how the company delivered two drill discoveries at Cerro Negro and Viuda while completing thousands of metres of drilling and extensive exploration across the Especularita Project in Chile. Sam explains why the company chose to focus its capital and efforts on Especularita, discusses the scale potential emerging along the Mostaza Fault Zone, and answers shareholder questions on exploration strategy, drilling results and the key milestones investors should watch out for next. In the discussion, Sam outlines how the company delivered two drill discoveries at Cerro Negro and Viuda, while completing thousands of metres of drilling and extensive exploration across the Especularita Project in Chile. Sam also discusses: * Why the company has chosen to focus its capital and efforts on the Especularita Project * The scale potential emerging along the Mostaza Fault Zone * The company’s exploration strategy and interpretation of recent drilling results * Key milestones investors should watch for next
New Investor Q&A with Great Southern Copper CEO Sam Garrett
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New Investor Q&A with Great Southern Copper CEO Sam Garrett

Share Talk March 5, 2026 5:04 pm

Zak Mir takes a charting look at some of the most closely followed small caps on the London Stock Exchange. Today’s charts are FTSE 100, DAX, Dow, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Gold, Atlantic Lithium, Cora, Crism, Connecting Excellence, Dillstone, Delta Gold, Deltic, 88 Energy, Greatland, Inspiration Healthcase, Kistos, Ormonde, Pri0r1ty, Star Energy, Switch Metals, United Oil & Gas. Price action is doing a lot of the talking this week. A handful of major indices are carving clear channels, Bitcoin and Ethereum remain in delicate consolidations, and a clutch of small caps are showing setups that deserve attention. Below I walk through the charts, key levels and practical trade ideas—no fluff, just the levels that matter.
Traders Cafe with Zak Mir: Bulletin Board Heroes, Thursday 19th February 2026
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Traders Cafe with Zak Mir: Bulletin Board Heroes, Thursday 19th February 2026

Share Talk February 19, 2026 3:12 pm

In a wide‑ranging conversation on Share Talk, Zak Mir sat down with Clem Chambes, CEO of aNewFN.com, to pick apart market narratives, technology trends and the practical fallout for investors. Clem brings his trademark scepticism, dry humour and strategic thinking to a discussion that ranges from the silliness of punditry to a single, clear investment thesis. Markets favour straightforward thinking. Direction matters far more than perfect timing. Get the broad trend right, and you win far more often than you lose. That, in a sentence, is the investment philosophy worth stealing. Markets are as much psychological as they are mathematical. Treating investing like therapy—calm, pragmatic and forward-looking—changes outcomes. The simplest mental shift that improves performance is this: stop trying to win zero-sum fights and instead participate in positive-sum games where value is created and shared. Mindset first: why “financial therapy” matters Fear and contrarian contrails cost more than a bad trade. If you sit on the sidelines because you expect the market to “come unstuck,” you’ll miss the compounder that shrugs off your pessimism and keeps rising. Successful participants have three traits: they are positive, persistent and prepared to act. Preparation means understanding market structure more than trying to outsmart every professional with better information. The market charges commissions and creates friction; trying to beat that at every turn is a losing strategy unless you have a structural edge. Cross-border capital flows: why UK equities could benefit A falling dollar and American capital recycling abroad can push valuations higher in other markets. English-speaking, liquid markets such as the UK often become attractive first ports of call for foreign buyers. That inflow can lift prices regardless of domestic sentiment. So rather than bemoaning foreign buyers, consider that their capital can be a tailwind for domestic-listed international companies. If the macro context supports capital outward flows, equities in absorbing markets are worth watching. Gold, miners and the better risk-reward Gold can perform, but it is often a slow mover. When seeking leverage to precious-metals moves, consider the miners rather than sitting in physical bullion or plain ETFs. Miners offer operational leverage: a modest percentage move in metal prices can translate into a substantially larger move in producers’ earnings and share prices. That said, trading mechanics matter. Physical bullion sales can be slower, and even ETFs can experience execution delays. Know how quickly you can access liquidity before choosing the vehicle. Bitcoin: another winter may be coming Expect more downside before the next sustained recovery. A severe retracement—potentially down to 30–40% of recent highs—could unfold, followed by a consolidation period where weaker crypto companies fold. History has shown similar winters after halving cycles. Final thought Markets reward participants who are positive, prepared and pragmatic. Shift your frame from trying to “beat” others to capturing value from positive-sum trends. Stay alert to commodities, keep your execution tools sharp, and when you feel the urge to be stubbornly pessimistic, check the charts—often they will tell you whether you are being contrarian or simply missing a lift. This is not investment advice. These are observations on market mechanics, geopolitics and the information flows that shape opportunity. Do your own research and use reliable, timely data when making decisions. If you want to follow market action more closely, look for platforms that deliver consolidated, real‑time feeds and transparent level 2 data. When markets move quickly, intelligence wins.
Zak Mir talks to Clem Chambers CEO of aNewFN.com, Wednesday 18th February 2026
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Zak Mir talks to Clem Chambers CEO of aNewFN.com, Wednesday 18th February 2026

Share Talk February 17, 2026 7:21 pm

80 Mile PLC has released an updated investor presentation outlining progress across its exploration and development portfolio in Greenland, Finland and Italy. The company highlighted the value of its retained 30% interest in Jameson following the merger with Pelican Acquisition Corporation, which is estimated at approximately US$92 million and significantly enhances 80 Mile’s exposure to the energy sector. In Greenland, the Disko–Nuussuaq project has now identified seven priority targets prospective for nickel, copper, cobalt and platinum group elements. Meanwhile, the Dundas Ilmenite Project remains the company’s most advanced asset, hosting a JORC-compliant Mineral Resource of 117 million tonnes at 6.1% ilmenite. The project also includes an offshore Exploration Target of up to 530 million tonnes, with recent work pointing to improved titanium mineralisation across parts of the licence area.  Investor presentation, which is available online at: https://www.80mile.com/results-reports-presentations For further information, please visit http://www.80mile.com https://www.share-talk.com/80-mile-plc-aim-80m-investor-presentation/
80 Mile PLC (AIM: 80M) Investor Presentation
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80 Mile PLC (AIM: 80M) Investor Presentation

Share Talk January 27, 2026 10:02 am

Zak Mir takes a charting look at some of the most closely followed small caps on the London Stock Exchange. Today’s charts are FTSE 100, DAX, Dow, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Gold, Ariana Resources, Aura Energy, Alba Mineral, Alien Metals, Clontarf Energy, Goldstone Resources, KEFI Gold and Copper, MicroSalt, Nativo Resources, Strategic Minerals, Sovereign Metals & Tungsten West The big-picture theme right now is selective bullishness: indices and gold are showing constructive action while cryptocurrencies and some mid‑/small caps need confirmation. Below are the price levels, technical cues and short-term targets I’m watching. FTSE 100: The index has stabilised at higher levels but remains beneath the top of the long rising channel that began in February last year. The key level to clear is an end‑of‑day close above 10,220. That would open the road toward 10,500, ideally in the coming weeks (best case by the end of next month, though that looks ambitious). Support is holding around the channel floor near 10,000, with recent bids coming in above 10,100 — a positive sign. Momentum is constructive too, with the RSI bouncing above the 60 level. DAX has been a bit rockier, but the formation to note is a bear trap / island reversal. Two downside gaps were reclaimed and the market is now holding the upside gap around 24,700 — the old October resistance. On that basis a move to the top of the channel near 25,600 is a reasonable target over the next few weeks. For traders looking to add on weakness, the 50‑day moving average around 24,280 is a logical place for limit buys. Momentum is mildly positive with RSI around 53. If you prefer confirmation, wait for an end‑of‑day close through 25,000. Bitcoin has bounced off the uptrend line that began in October 2024 and is trading inside an upward channel. The next structural resistance sits around the previous October highs at roughly £92,000–94,000. A close above the 50‑day line at about 90,000 would give more conviction for a push toward that resistance in the first half of February. Ethereum looks more fragile. It has broken below the April support line near 2,980 and the 50‑day line sits near 3,068. While RSI has bounced above neutral 50, the risk remains to the downside — a revisit of November support around 2,622 is possible over the next couple of weeks if price cannot reclaim the 50‑day. Gold has exceeded expectations and is trading well above earlier targets. Previous short‑term targets near 4,800–4,880 have been cleared. The immediate technical priority is holding support at the latest gap floor (around 4,950). If that level holds, the path is open for further progress to 5,100–5,200 and beyond over the coming weeks. Disclaimer & Declaration of Interest: The information, investment views, and recommendations in this Zaks Traders Cafe interview are provided for general information purposes only. Nothing in this interview should be construed as a promotion or solicitation to buy or sell any financial product relating to any companies under discussion or referred to or to engage in or refrain from doing so or engage in any other transaction. Any opinions or comments are made to the best of the knowledge and belief of the commentator but no responsibility is accepted for actions based on such opinions or comments. The commentators may or may not hold investments in the companies under discussion. https://www.share-talk.com/traders-cafe-with-zak-mir-bulletin-board-heroes-monday-26th-january-2026/
Traders Cafe with Zak Mir: Bulletin Board Heroes, Monday 26th January 2026
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Traders Cafe with Zak Mir: Bulletin Board Heroes, Monday 26th January 2026

Share Talk January 26, 2026 12:40 pm

A large oil drilling rig toppled over Friday afternoon on Alaska’s North Slope while being moved across the tundra, authorities said. The rig, known as Doyon 26, was operating on behalf of ConocoPhillips Alaska and was travelling along an ice road when the incident occurred at around 4:45 p.m. A small fire broke out following the collapse but was quickly contained. Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy said there appeared to be minimal environmental impact and no damage to oil infrastructure or facilities. Response teams were dispatched to the site, and recovery planning is underway, with further assessments ongoing. ConocoPhillips confirmed that all personnel in the area were accounted for and that no serious injuries were reported. The company added that there was no damage to local community infrastructure and no impact on pipelines or fuel transportation. Emergency response crews remain on site, and additional information will be released as it becomes available. There was no immediate word on the cause of the incident from ConocoPhillips or Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy, who confirmed the accident in a post on his Facebook page.
Doyon Rig 26 drilling rig toppled over on the tundra of Alaska’s North Slope
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Doyon Rig 26 drilling rig toppled over on the tundra of Alaska’s North Slope

Share Talk January 24, 2026 4:18 pm

Markets rarely move in tidy, single‑issue ways. They move because geopolitics, policy and plain human panic collide — and that collision is where opportunity and risk both live. The conversation between Zak Mir and Clem Chambes, CEO of aNewFN.com, boiled down to a few big themes: the resurgence of defence and precious metals, a surprising lift for UK shares, the geopolitical plumbing behind Bitcoin, the problem of noisy market commentary, and why real‑time data matters more than ever. • Why defence stocks and gold are back on the radar There’s a simple logic here: conflict increases government defence spending, which in turn boosts companies that supply the military and strategic parts of the economy. When politicians openly complain that allies are not pulling their weight, markets do not ignore it — defence names rally. At the same time, precious metals tend to benefit.  That phrase captures why bullion and related miners spike when tensions rise. Gold is the classic hedge against uncertainty; silver tends to rally during FOMO because it’s cheaper and more retail‑friendly. Palladium and platinum, with more constrained supply dynamics, can double independently of gold when industrial and supply shocks hit. • The FTSE 100 and the curious case of UK equities The FTSE’s recent bounce has puzzled some — why rally now, under a Labour government that many would call unsteady? The short answer: currency moves. A falling dollar can lift foreign‑listed equities, and the FTSE benefits from that macro flow even if domestic politics are messy. Other structural points matter too. UK governance and political incentives differ from the US. American politicians and institutions are more personally exposed to equity markets, so there is often stronger political will to protect markets. In the UK, that link has been weaker, which has historically muted political support for a vibrant stock market. • Bitcoin, Iran and the geopolitics of mining Bitcoin is more than a speculative asset; it’s become part of the geopolitical toolbox for some states. Iran is estimated to account for a substantial share of global hashpower. When power outages hit Iran, global hash rates drop — a clear indicator that state or quasi‑state mining is happening there. That pithy line reflects how crypto can be used for moving value quickly across borders. But geopolitics cuts both ways. If a regime collapses and mined coins are expropriated and sold, that could exert downward pressure on price. Conversely, sanctions and economic chaos can increase local demand for crypto. The net effect depends on the specific shock and the actors involved. In This Episode: 00:00 Welcome and Market Overview Zak Meir and Clem Chambers kick off the conversation with a light-hearted welcome and a discussion about the current geopolitical climate and its impact on defense stocks and gold prices. 02:00 Investing in Defense and Technology Clem shares his investment strategies focusing on defense stocks and technology, particularly highlighting the rise of companies like Intel and IQE amid global tensions. 04:30 The State of Gold and Silver Markets The duo dives into the dynamics of gold and silver prices, discussing the potential for a bubble and the factors influencing market movements, including geopolitical events. 08:00 The Role of Information in Investing Clem emphasizes the importance of raw material for decision-making in investing, pointing out the overwhelming amount of information available and the prevalence of shilling in the market. 11:30 UK Stock Market Predictions The conversation shifts to the UK stock market, with Clem predicting a significant rise in the FTSE 100 and discussing the disconnect between government policies and market performance. 13:30 Bitcoin and Geopolitical Implications Clem and Zak explore the complexities of Bitcoin mining in countries like Iran and Venezuela, discussing how geopolitical unrest can influence cryptocurrency markets. 16:00 New FN.com Innovations Clem shares exciting developments at New FN.com, highlighting the platform’s free real-time data services and its potential to revolutionize how investors access market information. 19:00 Future of Trading and Market Dynamics The discussion wraps up with thoughts on the future of trading platforms and the need for a shake-up in the UK brokerage landscape, emphasizing the importance of efficient market access.
Zak Mir speaks with Clem Chambers, CEO of aNewFN.com
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Zak Mir speaks with Clem Chambers, CEO of aNewFN.com

Share Talk January 12, 2026 4:59 pm

In a lively Share Talk conversation, Zak Mir and Christopher Nicholson, Managing Director and Head of Research at  ACF Equity Research, lay out a mix of market observations, personal anecdotes and the odd rant. The main themes are distilled below, and we describe why they matter to investors, sharing a few practical and prudent takeaways. • Pensions, fairness and the limits of the state The state pension is under pressure. Demographics and public finances mean generous universal state pensions are an increasingly unlikely outcome for today’s workers. The political instinct to means-test benefits and target spending has merit on the surface, but there’s a practical counter-argument: if you exclude relatively privileged groups from the system, you remove a powerful constituency that defends and lobbies for it. • Commodities: copper is the story, gold and silver follow the dollar Gold and silver react strongly to dollar weakness and macro fear; they will continue to be influenced by currency and monetary policy. Copper is different. Its price is increasingly driven by structural demand from electrification — electric vehicles, grid upgrades and a broader shift from combustion to electric transport and industry. • FTSE 100 at 10,000 — what’s priced in? Hitting 10,000 is significant, but the reasons matter. The index is now often treated as a yield play: many FTSE constituents offer attractive dividends and earnings are frequently sourced from global operations rather than the UK economy. Markets are noisy and narratives change fast, but the enduring advantage goes to those who combine specialist knowledge, sober risk management and an eye for structural trends. Keep the focus on durability: trends like electrification and the changing nature of state spending are not fads — they are themes to which patient portfolios can be aligned. In This Episode: 00:00 Welcome to Zak's Traders Café In this opening chapter, the host welcomes listeners to ZAX Traders Café and introduces Christopher Nicholson from ACF Equity Research. They share light-hearted banter about time zones and the British identity. 02:11 Gold Price Predictions The conversation shifts to the gold market as Christopher discusses JP Morgan’s recent predictions about gold prices. They explore the credibility of investment banks and the structural changes in the gold market. 05:16 FTSE 100 at Record Highs Zach and Christopher analyze the recent surge in the FTSE 100 index, discussing its implications for capitalism and socialism. They debate the underlying factors contributing to the stock market’s performance. 08:11 Political Implications of Market Trends The duo delves into the political ramifications of the FTSE’s rise, suggesting that government policies may be aimed at securing votes rather than fostering economic growth. They critique both current and past political strategies. 12:04 Investment Opportunities in Gold Christopher shares insights on the current state of gold investments and highlights several companies worth watching. He emphasizes the importance of understanding market dynamics and company fundamentals. 19:28 Quality Research in Investment Zach and Christopher discuss the importance of quality research in the investment landscape, highlighting the pitfalls of relying on broker research. They stress the need for companies to choose their research partners wisely. 27:23 The Laffer Curve and Taxation The conversation takes a turn towards taxation as they discuss the Laffer Curve and its implications for government policy. Christopher critiques current tax strategies and suggests that high taxes might inadvertently drive productivity. https://www.share-talk.com/zak-mir-in-conversation-with-christopher-nicholson-of-acf-equity-research/
Zak Mir in conversation with Christopher Nicholson of ACF Equity Research
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Zak Mir in conversation with Christopher Nicholson of ACF Equity Research

Share Talk January 11, 2026 4:52 pm

In this London studio interview, CEO Charlie Faulkner provides a comprehensive overview of Edge Mode Inc. (OTC: EDGM), trading at $0.025, $59M market cap for a retail investor audience. He explains that AI data centers are specialized facilities requiring massive power, substantial land, and complex permitting—infrastructure that Edge Mode develops to meet exploding market demand. Faulkner addresses the "AI bubble" concerns directly, acknowledging that while some overvaluation exists in the sector, infrastructure businesses like Edge Mode operate differently. As hard asset providers rather than app or protocol developers, they're less vulnerable to market corrections. He remains highly optimistic about continued growth, believing the market hasn't yet reached its peak. The Spanish deal with BlackBerry AIF represents Edge Mode's flagship project. The company owns 75% of an SPV (Special Purpose Vehicle) developing five sites at 300MW each (1.5GW total capacity), positioning Edge Mode as one of Europe's largest developers. Their business model involves developing sites to the ready-to-build stage—securing power, land, and permits—then selling to operators at $1 million per megawatt. This values each 300MW site at $300 million, with five sites totaling $1.5 billion in potential revenue. Breaking news mentioned in the interview includes a partnership agreement with Supermicro, a major public company that approached Edge Mode to provide hardware deployment services. This partnership adds significant credibility and ensures access to industry-leading infrastructure partners. Looking ahead to 2026, Faulkner promises two types of announcements: development milestone completions and client engagement news, including letters of intent (LOIs) and potentially signed contracts within six months. The company is already exploring expansion opportunities beyond Spain, including Latin America and South America. Faulkner emphasizes Edge Mode is in active execution phase, moving from deal-making to delivering tangible results that will drive substantial revenue growth.
Edge Mode Inc. (OTC: EDGM) CEO Charlie Faulkner gives comprehensive company overview
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Edge Mode Inc. (OTC: EDGM) CEO Charlie Faulkner gives comprehensive company overview

Share Talk December 23, 2025 4:15 pm

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