#Gold #Mining #juniormining #smallcap #duediligence #investing
Welcome to the first episode of DD on the GO! - a new series focused on conducting on the ground due diligence to get an inside view of just what exactly a company has to offer. After years of learning hard lessons in venture investing, SmallCapSteve and Jay Lutz had a bright idea. Rather than just scouring news releases and diving into filings to learn about a company, why don't we strap on our boots and do some on the ground due diligence?
Our goal is to show viewers -- and investors -- what exactly these public companies are made of, whether it be early stage exploration assets, a past producing mine, or hey - a fancy new lab with all the bells and whistles. We are industry agnostic in our travels, however there will be a particular focus on junior mining, because lets face it, that's what Canada's capital markets largely consist of.
Our goal is to find an early stage exploration company that can create a mine.
Today we're looking at project generators. In this video SmallCapSteve and Jay Lutz from the Deep Dive travel to the Sonoran Desert in Mexico to visit our pal John Mark Staude from Riverside Resources (TSXV: RRI) in search for gold and other treasure at the La Union project.
If you’re new to mining and want to learn the basics this video is for you!
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