Gold gets the headlines, but SILVER is shining🥈

Top idea to look at right now...

April 22, 2025

Markets got rocked again yesterday, but gold just broke $3,500 and silver’s quietly heating up. I’m looking at one under-the-radar miner that just listed in the U.S. and has some serious backers. Here’s a closer look…

TODAY’S TOP ALERT! 

Dolly Varden Silver (NYSE: DVS)

Good morning, Folks,

I hope you’re fully back in the swing of things after the holiday weekend.

Yesterday was a brutal day in the markets but stock futures are looking to claw some of that back…

It’s been a rough start to the year for investors. Stocks, bonds, and crypto have all taken big hits, and it seems there is nowhere to hide.

Savings accounts still return next to nothing and the dollar is down thanks to the trade war.

Amid all this carnage, one investment has resumed its traditional “safe haven” status: gold.

This unsung hero is up nearly 32% YTD. Yesterday, it crossed $3,400/oz for the first time in history…

Then at about 1am this morning, it crossed $3,500/oz. It’s on fire right now. 🔥

Silver is the “unsung hero,” and has also had an awesome year. 

While the S&P 500 is down 10% YTD and the Nasdaq has plummeted 15.5%, silver is up 13%.

As this article notes, “silver typically lags then outperforms gold” in precious metals bull markets.

You can read about the “why” at that article, but suffice it to say, there’s a case to be made that silver should catch up — and outperform — gold as this bull market develops.

I’ve long said I prefer to buy mining stocks over precious metals themselves, but the trouble is, there are very few publicly traded mining companies focused on silver.

One such company that’s caught my attention is Dolly Varden Silver Corporation (DVS).

The Vancouver-based company has traded on the TSX Venture Exchange in Canada for some time, but just yesterday, it began trading on the NYSE American under the DVS ticker.

While gold rose 3.1% yesterday, DVS climbed 4.6% on its opening day on the NYSE American, and it’s up again in the pre-market.

Investors seem to think this one was priced right (or too low!), and I’m loving the positive momentum.

I’m bringing this to you right now because it’s a fresh listing on a junior silver/gold miner that is still under most investors' radars. But as we’ll see, it has caught the attention — and investment — from some huge players in the precious metals space.

👉  DVS is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

The company is advancing its 100%-owned Kitsault Valley Project in the “Golden Triangle” of British Columbia.

It notes that the Golden Triangle is the richest 20 km on the planet for gold, silver, and copper mineralization, and has a storied, hundred-year mining history.

The 163 sq. km Kitsault Valley Project is located in the relatively-unexplored southern end of the Triangle and is home to the past-producing Dolly Varden and Torbrit silver mines.

The Dolly Varden mine was actually opened by Herbert Hoover in 1919, and by the 1950s it was Canada’s third-largest silver mine, producing 20 million ounces of silver.

When it comes to mining companies, it’s beyond my expertise to judge the often very technical data to see if they’re worthwhile…

Instead, I like to see if they’ve attracted attention from big investors with a track record of success. And DVS has clearly done that.

The company has gone from a $20 million valuation in 2020 to over $300 million, “driven by strategic acquisitions which have significantly increased the mineral inventory, $120M+ in capital raised, and the successful execution of 135,000m+ of drilling, leading to new discoveries.”

One of its top shareholders — with about 12% of shares — is Hecla Mining, which has a market cap of $3.8 billion and is America’s largest silver producer.

Another key investor is the legendary Canadian billionaire and gold and silver bug, Eric Sprott.

Mr. Sprott famously advised investors to buy gold before the 2008 financial crash, before it went on to rally to a new all-time high over $2,000/oz.

This article notes that “Talking of large gold owners, two names that are certain to come up are John Paulson and Eric Sprott.” It points out that he has invested approximately 90% of his funds in gold and silver — both bullion and mines.

Presently, he owns about 9.9% of Dolly Varden, and the company’s news releases reveal his participation in several of the company’s capital raises last year.

Beyond Hecla and Mr. Sprott, 52% of the company is owned by institutional investors such as Fidelity Investments, U.S Global, and Delbrook Capital.

In February 2022, the company incorporated Homestake Ridge into its project, “transitioning the Company’s 100% silver project to a project with 50/50 silver and gold resources measured by value.”

Its 2025 drilling program is fully funded, and you can bet that these large investors will lean on it not to pursue dilutive financing.

The company’s new listing on the NYSE American will enhance visibility and access to U.S. investors, and it will be very interesting to see how the stock reacts.

As you do your own research on DVS, check out this investor presentation released over the weekend, this polished website, and check out the well-produced videos describing the company and its project.

And of course, always approach your trading in a responsible manner, remembering that trading is very risky. Nothing is ever guaranteed, so never trade with more than you can afford to lose. 

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Bottom line: DVS is a junior miner that has secured major investments from billionaire Eric Sprott and America’s largest silver producer, Hecla Mining (HL).

The company just listed on the NYSE American and had a great opening day — outperforming gold itself. That momentum has continued into the premarket.

Dig in to DVS today ⛏️ to see if it has another golden session.

To Your Success,

 

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