Brent Cook Kaminak Gold Corp. KAM-X BUY ON WEAKNESS Mar 04, 2015

(Market Call Minute.) Has Yukon properties. An excellent resource of 4,000,000 ounces.

Would have been a much, much larger shareholder except that Lucas Lundine and Ross Beattie financed the company at a rate that is more generous than what he was willing to do.

One of the few good projects out there, that offers a relatively low CapX to build. A high grade oxide deposit, which is a heap leach process that he had real concerns with initially that far north. He went through this with their technical expert in a lot of detail, and it will leach. Infrastructure is a bit of an issue, but he thinks it can be dealt with. A good project and something you can accumulate at this price.

Owns a lot of this. A great deposit. Being in the Yukon, it is challenged with infrastructure, but there are a whole range of challenges that management has faced before operating in the North. Good management.

Top quality management. Maybe the best undeveloped deposit in Canada. Huge support from community and government. It has everything except communications and logistics.

An open pit gold project in the Yukon. Produced a feasibility study earlier this year, which actually worked at $1150-$1200 gold. There is additional exploration potential. They have $28 million in the treasury. This will probably get swallowed by a bigger company within the year.

Made a discovery in the Yukon, the Coffee deposit. It is a high grade deposit relative to other heap/leach deposits. A very robust deposit with about a 40% IRR. At some point, he expects another company is going to come in and buy this.

A takeover by Gold Corp (G-T), and he is going to wait and take the Gold Corp. shares. This takeover helps Gold Corp. answer the question of where will they get high quality growth.

(A Top Pick March 8/16. Up 106.92%.) This was taken out by Goldcorp, and that was what he was looking for.