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Plus, copper-gold explorer FireFly storms back from sell-off as market starts to grasp production potential.

With its $220m raise done, Minerals 260 will hit the boards next week; Saturn’s plan to run rings around the opposition at Gather Round.

Gold miner preferring organic growth; $150m Strickland looks for re-rate as resource hits 6.7Moz; A bullish note for Southern Cross Gold.

As well as share price re-rates among producers, expect more M&A like that being undertaken by Minerals 260 and Sipa.

And why State Street believe gold could hit US$3,100 in 2025.

Kingsland's giant deposit ideally-placed to be on the winners’ list. Plus, cash is king for struggling juniors - and Gateway has millions.

Northern Star’s $5b bet highlights the upside for a raft of emerging producers, including Astral, Santana, Magnetic and Ausgold.

Metro and Arrow among the few ASX stocks offering leveraged exposure; Plus, Spartan and Rumble take the week’s gold honours.

Strickland Metals believes its unusual stable mates have a key common trait: big exploration upside.

MD expects a reserve well over 1Moz; Sunstone looks to deal its gold and copper assets to drive share price, ditto Havilah and Coda.

Metro says prices are surging. And now Flanagan’s Arrow has secured a big bauxite project; $9m Gateway pockets $14m from sale to Brightstar.

Plus, signs that rare earths prices may have bottomed … but that doesn’t seem to be helping beaten-up Meteoric.

Disconnect between bullion and share prices to fade; Calidus positioning for big cashflow growth. Plus, robots to drive rare earths demand.

Instos see history repeating; Meteoric could change view of Brazilian rare earths; Canaccord tips silver explorer Mitre to triple.

Clive Smith looks at how one's conception of risk can determine how much bullion should be held within a portfolio.

With last week’s prediction about an impending gold bounce starting to look well-timed, the likes of Bellevue and De Grey are offering significant upside while Gold...