Learn why WALRF at these levels could be a big winner on Wall Street!

WALRF is a gold and silver explorer that should be on your immediate radar… WALRF was at nearly $1 last month... there could be a bounce opportunity here! The global political and health uncertainty in 2020 has led to a bull rally for gold and silver as investors flocked to metals for security. Gold rallied 30% so far this year and silver saw its highest level since early 2013. The forecast for both metals is for continued growth and Walcott Resources Ltd. (OTC: WALRF) is a gold and silver producer to pay very close attention to. The company has a silver project that could hold as much as 4,710 grams per ton of silver ore and a gold project that holds high grade mineralization. The fact that WALRF has a silver project located in the Mt Isa Basin in north-west Queensland is very promising as this is a world-renowned region of large-scale silver-zinc deposits. Some six major silver-zinc-lead operations and several world class copper deposits with established mining infrastructure are found in the region! Learn why WALRF at these levels could be a big winner on Wall Street! Our Exclusive Report On: WALRF has been seeing its trading volume grow this month as Wall Street continues to discover the company… This exploration company is focused on gold and silver and is exploring on properties that have nearby giants like Glencore! The stock recently touched a new 52-week high of 90 cents before pulling back. WALRF may be worth paying extra attention to at these levels! The biggest names in the exploration arena are too crowded and trading at high prices. It is tough to see these stocks provide exponential gains in the short term but WALRF is currently under $1. One of the most exciting things to happen in 2020 has been the bull rally that gold and silver have been seeing. Given the nature of this tumultuous year with global health, politics, and economics a concern for many, it has lead to precious metals becoming a safe haven for investors to diversify. Gold had an amazing 2019 and this year has already seen gains of 30%! SIlver started 2020 at under $18 an ounce and climbed over 60% this year to hit more than $29 an ounce in August. This was the highest level silver had seen since early 2013! Not long ago Goldman Sachs said it is maintaining a 2021 gold price target of $2,300 an ounce and BofA raised its 2021 real silver average price forecast from $21.95 to $30.49! With more gains expected for both gold and silver by analysts, this is the best time to have a junior gold and silver explorer like WALRF on your radar! WALRF is a British Columbia based Company involved in the acquisition and exploration of mineral properties in Canada and Australia. The Company holds an option to acquire a 100% undivided interest, subject to a 1.5% NSR on all base, rare earth elements and precious metals, in the Cobalt Hill copper-gold-cobalt property consisting of eight mineral claims covering an area of approximately 1,727.43 hectares located in the Trail Creek Mining Division in the Province of British Columbia, Canada. In addition, WALRF has acquired 60% of two silver assets in Australia - the Tyr Silver Project in northern New South Wales and Century South Silver-Zinc Project in north-west Queensland. The Cobalt Hill Property is located 5 kilometres east of Castlegar, BC, and consists of 8 mineral tenures totalling 1727.43 hectares. The Property is owned by Jack Denny of Salmo, BC and is under option to WALRF who has the right to earn a 100% interest in the Property, subject to a retained Net Smelter Return. There are many known mineralized showings on the Cobalt Hill Property, which can generally be categorized into two types: mineralization related to intrusion of the Bonnington pluton; and mineralization related to Eocene-aged structural activity. The property exhibits widespread gold mineralization generally associated with narrow, often wide-spaced quartz veins. This high grade gold mineralization has been found in numerous locations throughout the property and is well described in historic assessment reports filed with the BC Ministry of Energy and Mines. Copper-cobalt mineralization was recently identified on the property during on-going prospecting and sampling programs. A rock grab sample from a massive pyritechalcopyrite band with a breccia zone, assayed 0.49% copper and 0.12% cobalt (Doyle, 2016) and was confirmed with sampling by the author returning 0.63% copper and 0.125% cobalt. WALRF revealed earlier this month that it had received results from recent rock chip sampling on the Cobalt Hill Property and is encouraged by evidence of low-grade, bulk-tonnage style gold mineralization within intrusive rocks on the property. Known gold mineralization on the Cobalt Hill property consists of numerous narrow intrusive-hosted high-grade quartz veins containing visible gold (i.e. Maude S vein: 38.0, 39.0 and 85.6 ppm Au; High Grade vein: 14.4 ppm Au, 38.0 ppm Au, 88.4 ppm Au, 413.0 ppm Au1,2). The 2020 exploration program was directed at assessing the potential for larger zones of low grade gold mineralization on the property, rather than repeat sampling of these known high-grade areas. Geological mapping was completed and a total of 60 rock samples, including field duplicates and independent QA/QC standards of known grade, were submitted for analysis. The majority of rock samples were from the Meister-Marilyn zone where strong sericite-altered intermediate intrusive, with local silicification and quartz veining, occurs within in a 200 x 100 m heavily forested area. Narrow quartz veins at the Meister/Marilyn zone have returned elevated gold values from historic grab samples, including 37.3 ppm Au.1,2 A grab sample from the Meister zone collected by the company in 2019 returned 8.0 g/t Au. This area is untested by drilling. You can read more here: [( It was only this past October that WALRF closed the acquisition of 60% of the issued and outstanding shares of 1256714 B.C. Ltd. pursuant to a share exchange agreement dated effective August 13, 2020 among the Company, TargetCo and the shareholders of TargetCo. Targetco owns a 100% interest (subject to a 2% NSR) in two prospective silver-zinc projects in Australia, being the Tyr Silver Project and the Century South Silver-Zinc Project (CSSZP). The Tyr Silver Project in northern New South Wales has two historic silver mines - Burra and Torny - with potential for high-grade silver zinc-lead-tin mineralization. The project covers an area of approximately 300 km2 in Northern New South Wales comprised of minimal use, hilly pastoral land, mostly cleared and lightly forested. The tenement was granted in March 2018 and is due for renewal in March 2024. Previous work on the property suggests the polymetallic veins may range in width from approximately 0.5m to 2.5m. Both silver mines, which were last in operation 80-90 years ago, reportedly produced silver-zinc and lead though historic records do not provide adequate details to reliably determine grades. The Tyr Project has shown estimates of very high silver reserves. In fact, the company estimates the Tyr Project could hold as much as 4,710 grams per ton of silver ore! WALRF's Century South Silver-Zinc Project (CSSZP) is located in the Mt Isa Basin in north-west Queensland, a world-renowned region of large-scale silver-zinc deposits. Exploration efforts over the past century led to the discovery of the deposits and numerous other silver-zinc occurrences within the Mt Isa region. WALRF and its consultants believe there is excellent exploration potential in the region and at the CSSZP! Some six major silver-zinc-lead operations and several world class copper deposits with established mining infrastructure are found in the region. - Giant Glencore operates the George Fisher underground mine and the Lady Loretta underground mine, a zinc-lead concentrator, zinc-lead filter plant and lead smelter. - The Capricorn Copper mine is one of the largest copper development projects completed in Australia during the last decade that is located in this prolific base metals region. - About 8km north-west from CSSZP, along the same regional structure, is New Century Resources' Century Mine. The Century Mine re-opened in late 2018. For the 12-months ended 30 June 20203, the Century Mine produced 8.4Mt of ore with average grades at 13.5 g/t Ag and 2.96% Zn, containing 1.14Moz silver and 117kt zinc metal! WALRF recently announced preliminary work by its Australian technical team whom has identified key elements at the Century South Silver-Zinc Project (CSSZP) in north-west Queenslad. The Company believes this enhances exploration potential. Highlights - Walcott's CSSZP consists of approximately 277 square kms and is located in a highly prospective region - the Mt Isa Basin which hosts several world-class silver-zinc-lead and copper deposits, yet much of the region remains under-explored; - The CSSZP is approximately 8km along strike from New Century Resources' (ASX: NCZ) world-class Century Mine1 that recommenced mining operations in 2018; - The two projects are on the same regional fault line which is known to control and constrain silver-zinc mineralization in the district; - Both CSSZP and Century Mine are hosted in the same Lawn Hill Platform which is within the Western Fold Belt; - There are similarities between the magnetic / density geophysical characteristics apparent at CSSZP and Century Mine2, indicating that the underlying geology might be comparable. CSSZP is located in a well-established mining district with reliable infrastructure and access to nearby ports. In terms of power infrastructure; 90% the tenement lies within the 10km transmission network corridor as powerlines run through the centre of the EPM26713. The remaining 10% on the easternmost perimeter lies within the 30km transmission network corridor. WALRF's technical team plans to undertake a site visit and commence a wide-spread surface sampling campaign, focused along the prospective regional fault. CEO David Thornley-Hall remarked: "We are excited by the strong fundamentals linked to our Century South Silver-Zinc Project, and we anticipate committing to a significant work program on this property. Accordingly, our Australian technical team have set an ambitious agenda to swiftly and effectively advance towards drillable targets within the tenure." Planning for a more detailed exploration program is underway. A combination of field mapping, rock chip, soil and stream sediment sampling will be completed in the first stage. A field visit and orientation exercise are planned to get underway shortly in order to facilitate assessment of the overall size and areas of interest in the target areas. Concurrently, the technical team is formulating plans to visit the Tyr Silver Project in northern New South Wales, which is home to two historic silver mines and a 20km by 4km potentially mineralized system. A key focus of the program envisaged is surface sampling near the old silver mines and other targets to reconcile historic data and exploration reports. To date, all the relevant landholders have been notified by registered mail of the forthcoming field visit by the geology team, which should be able to commence within a few weeks. WALRF has commissioned its Australian technical team to expedite exploration work on the prospective project. Building on previous work, the technical team is fast-tracking plans for a site visit to review previously determined prospective silver targets in order to formulate an inaugural drilling campaign. The Burra and Torny mines both produced silver, zinc and lead between 1920-351: Adjacent to both historic mines are priority areas earmarked for extensive surface sampling and geophysical surveys to reconcile historic data sets and geological reports. A distinctive quality of the Tyr Silver Project is numerous mineral occurrences along a north-west trend that is 20 km in length and 4 km wide. The proximity, geology and mineralization patterns indicate that the north-west trend could potentially be part of a mineralized system - including the historic silver mines. WALRF CEO David Thornley-Hall remarked: "The fact there are two historic silver mines and numerous reported mineral occurrences, potentially within a 20 km by 4 km potentially mineralized system, suggests that a considerable future pipeline of work is warranted. Leveraging earlier work, we aim to rapidly deploy field teams to the Tyr Silver Project to commence reviewing preliminary targets and accelerate the formulation of our inaugural drilling campaign." WALRF could be on the verge of a big discovery and having big players around its CSSZP property screams in volume at the potential. The company announced last week the engagement of Geoff Reed of ReedLeyton Consulting of Jindabyne, NSW, Australia. Reed will act as technical advisor to the Company. The initial mandate will include reviewing all technical data compiled to date and to oversee exploration activities. Geoff Reed (MAusIMM CP and MAIG) is a senior consulting geologist with a background in NI 43-101 technical reporting, mineral resource modelling, design and implementation of drilling programs, as well as mine site production and development reconciliation. Mr. Reed stated, "We are excited by the opportunity to work with the team at Walcott and to help design the next phase of work at the Company's projects. Tyr and Century South have compelling histories and excellent further discovery potential." Gold and silver both have a very bullish outlook so hurry and start your own research... It may be only a matter of time that Wall Street discovers this under the radar play! Walcott Resources Ltd. (OTC: WALRF) is a junior explorer that could have tremendous upside potential in front of it! 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