(CSE: VR) & (OTC: VRCFF) Our New Play

NEW EXPLORATION FOCUS IS: VICTORY RESOURCES CORPORATION (CSE: VR) & (OTC: VRCFF) Website: [( Quote: [( In their own words: Victory Resources Corporation (CSE: VR) a “junior international mining corporation with interests in North America. The company is currently developing its existing projects including its recently optioned Loner property in Nevada adjacent to Goldbanks, its British Columbia Mal-Wen property and its recently acquired properties, Hammond Reef South in Ontario adjoining Agnico Eagle’s Hammond Reef mine, and Lac Simard in Quebec within 20 k of 3 operating gold mines including Agnico Eagle’s Goldex, Canadian Malartic mines and Eldorado Gold’s Lamaque mine.” VR also has a well-defined Strategic Acquisition Focus: “Victory is actively investigating multiple Gold, Silver and Precious metals opportunities in adherence with the following guidelines: “Identifying opportunities in regions that are conducive to mining due to the regulatory nature of the government with existing infrastructure. “Identifying opportunities in geographical locations that in combination will allow the Company to pursue year-round exploration and development.” As we have noted in previous recent profiles, Gold and Silver are seeing bullish analysis for 2021: GOLD - Goldman Sachs stated in November they had a gold target of $2,300 per troy ounce in 2021, as recovery from the coronavirus-related recession fuels higher inflation - Wells Fargo analysts have said they are expecting that gold prices can push to $2,200 an ounce in 2021 SILVER - Analysts at Citi (C) are also optimistic about the metal’s future. The bank’s silver rate prediction is $40 per ounce over the next 12 months - Citi also added that its foreign exchange technical team sees the potential for silver to reach $50 per ounce, or even surge higher – up to $100 per ounce – in 2021 We point these figures out because VR has been actively advancing their gold and silver projects. At the top we pointed out significant news coming from VR on Friday related to their gold property in Nevada, the Loner Property. In that press release VR announced their permit application process has advanced and that they have received an “Acknowledgement of Receipt of Exploration Notice and Reclamation Cost Estimate” from the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Winnemucca District Office. In response to the acknowledgement letter VR has submitted the required payment guarantee for the bond to secure the permit to drill the Loner Property. The press release went on to state: “Once the permit is secured in the near term, the Company will finalize its timelines for the upcoming initial drill program, planned for 7 to 10 diamond drill holes totalling 500mLoner gives Victory year-round exploration access in a zone within Nevada that is in the vicinity of Goldbanks, an area where Barrick, Kinross and Premier have interests.” For a profile of the Loner Property visit: [( Important to note, the Loner Property isn’t the only gold project in VR’s portfolio. They have also acquired the Lac Simard property in Quebec and this comes with some very strong neighbors as well. This from their press release announcing the acquisition: “Significantly, there are three important operating gold mines within 20 kilometers of the purchased property. Lac Simard is five kilometers south of Quebec’s Val-d’Or region and abuts the southern edge of Agnico Eagle Mines Limited’s Goldex claim block. The Goldex deposit had proven and probable mineral reserves of 1.1 million ounces of gold (21 million tonnes grading 1.6 grams per tonne gold) as of December 31, 2019. “Similarly, the Simard Property lies 20 kilometers to the northwest of the Canadian Malartic mine, owned by Agnico Eagle and Yamana Gold Inc, which is Canada’s largest operating open pit gold mine. In 2019, the 55,000-tonnes per day open-pit mine and plant produced 662,918 ounces of gold. “The new buyer’s third neighbor is the Lamaque underground gold mine owned by Eldorado Gold Corp, which kicked off commercial production a year ago. Lamaque is expected to mine and process over 615,000 tonnes of ore at an average grade of 7 g/t gold.” IT WOULD APPEAR SAFE TO SAY VR’S GOLD PROJECTS ARE STRATEGICALLY LOCATED. And then there’s VR’s Mal-Wen project located in south-central British Columbia, within the eastern belt of the Nicola Group. Last Wednesday VR provided an update on this copper/silver project: “The Mal-Wen Property consists of 7 mineral claims with a total area of 1205.97 hectares that is located about 30 km southeast of Merritt in south-central British Columbia. The Mal-Wen Property is within the eastern belt of the Nicola Group, in south-central BC, which hosts numerous alkalic porphyry deposits, including the presently producing New Afton Mine and past producers Ajax and Copper Mountain. Outcomes from the fall 2020 program of mapping, sampling, prospecting and ground magnetometer surveys include: The recognition that the Mal and Wen prospects are essentially similar zones of epidote carbonate alteration with locally high-grade Cu +/- Au mineralization, and may be part of the same system.” We’ve highlighted the strong outlook for gold and silver already but copper shouldn’t be dismissed by any means. According to a late December article on InvestingNews.com: - Copper hit its lowest point of the year on March 23 at US$4,617.50 per tonne, but since then prices have bounced back, jumping to their highest level since February 2013 ― above US$8,000. That bounce back is expected to continue through 2021: - “We expected copper to do well this year, as the fundamentals of the copper market had been indicating a copper rally for quite some time, but we have been surprised at how quickly the copper price went to US$3.50 per pound,”- Paul West-Sells, president and CEO of Western Copper and Gold. VR released significant news on Friday and jumped slightly as volume grew to over 1.8 million (454K on Thursday), before ending the day back where it began at 0.08. We’re going to keep our eyes on VR on Monday – if Friday’s news spread over the weekend we could see another move, so keep a close watch. Of course, keep in mind that VR closed a private placement in August 2020, in which the company raised $1.57M at 0.075 with warrants at 0.10. We point this out because, as with all companies, it’s important to know where you may expect sellers if a run were to ensue, following Friday’s news. With over $2.38 million in total assets and a relatively small market cap of $4.41 million, CSE: VR could be viewed as a “hidden gem” – and who knows what could happen if more eyes begin to take notice. We’ve seen how similar junior mining companies can fly under-the-radar for a time, and then suddenly move north if the larger small markets community takes notice. There’s no guarantee we’ll see similar movement here, but considering Friday’s news, right now could be a great time to take notice, research and place it on the watchlist. 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A big gap is typically 20-50% or more pre- market or within the first 5-10 minutes of the market opening. Most stocks that gap up will come down again during the day depending on what created the catalyst. Buying is always the catalyst but every once in a while there is earthshattering news on some of these small caps that makes pullbacks unlikely in the short term. Most of the time, when a stock gaps up the market makers will attempt to push it lower starting at this time to try to get investors to panic and sell shares back to them so they can make a profit on any shares they are short from filling orders on the gap. If you like the stock and it gaps up you can usually pick up cheaper shares when and if the market settles back. Sell Into Strength Not Weakness: Once you have taken a position in a stock you need to decide the price you would like to sell your shares. Most would recommend that you put a GTC sell order at that price. 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