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Our clients are predominantly small- and micro-capitalization issuers. Such securities are speculative and involve a high degree of risk, including: extreme price volatility; low liquidity and wide spreads (you may be unable to sell when you want, at the price you expect); dilution through frequent financings; dependence on further capital to continue operations; and, for exploration-stage resource issuers, the substantial probability that no economic discovery is made. You can lose your entire investment. Never invest money you cannot afford to lose, and consider advice from a registered professional who knows your circumstances.
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Client materials may contain forward-looking statements — plans, targets, projections, resource potential, product roadmaps. These reflect management's current expectations, involve known and unknown risks and assumptions, and actual results can differ materially. Forward-looking statements are identified as such in client materials together with the issuer's own cautionary language and risk-factor references; do not rely on them as predictions.
We work to be accurate, and client materials are approved by the issuer, but information can become outdated or contain errors. The issuer's continuous-disclosure record (SEDAR+ in Canada, EDGAR in the U.S.) is the authoritative source — always check it before making decisions.
Read the filings. Check the insider transactions. Understand the capital structure and burn rate. If a company's story only makes sense at a promotional pitch's pace, slow down. Nothing we produce is a substitute for this.
Last updated 2026-07-06.