#DIQ 2020

[gacktova]

[yougetsu]

I didn't have much energy today but DIQ 2020 definitely helped

[comradecowplant]

Hmmmmmmm 

Do you also have their addresses? For reasons that might take place in a video game......

[sitp-recs]

Do you know of any fics under 10k that aren’t too angsty? ❤️

Hi anon, I most certainly do! Thanks so much for sending this ask, I was super excited when I saw it because I’m always happy to celebrate short fics - they could use more appreciation! I’ve wanted to do a proper shorts reclist for a while so I indulged myself and went big, hope you don’t mind! Putting this together was quite hard - going through my bookmarks I realized that I usually go for angsty shorts 💀 so I tried my best not to include anything too extreme, I hope these are okay!

This became a lil monster with 40 recs (and I have lots more hehe) so I decided to sort them by genre - the last category includes light angst (more on the contemplative side) because I can’t help myself. Shout-out to @tackytigerfic for giving me a 2nd opinion and helping me polish this - and for being a darling in general. Happy readings!

ROMANCE/COMFORT

1. Sun Stroke by @peachpety (2020, E, 3k)

Warm, sexy and wholesome, this fic makes my heart soar with the magical beach setting, amazing friendship dynamics and the sweet get together with a delicious side of smut!

2. oxygen [Fic & Art] by @maesterchill (2020, T, 4k)

Tentative acquaintances become something more over a shared smoke at the balcony. Sexy, mature, deliciously atmospheric and full of promise - plus Healer Draco is always a treat!

3. Catch the Snitch (No, Catch My Heart) by @prolix- (2020, E, 4.5k)

Gorgeous bath fic where Harry and Draco just... take care of each other. The raw emotion packed here! Lush and vivid build up with stunning body worship, hot and intimate and breathtaking.

4. Thermodynamic Equilibrium by DorthyAnn (2017, T, 5k)

This quiet comfort fic gives our boys some well deserved healing through physical touching and late night companionship. Love the 8th year atmosphere, soothing and familiar.

5. Blue Sky Is Living Here Today by ignatiustrout (2018, G, 5k)

The loveliest kid fic you’ll see today - real characters, gentle longing, soft understanding. It’s a joy to watch dad Draco through Harry’s smitten eyes, as he realizes there’s no rush to live that love.

6. Gravity Centered by @carpemermaidtales (2019, E, 6.7k)

Possibly my favorite Quidditch fic, this has an original premise and amazing Drarry dynamics, casual and organic, sassy and familiar, with a perfect lil twist at the end!

7. Up The by @shiftylinguini (2018, E, 7.5k)

One of the funniest PWPs I’ve ever read, clever and charming with easy banter and delicious smut. A sweet and sexy glimpse into the Drarry married life! Cw Mpreg

8. And a Malfoy in a Pear Tree by lauren3210 (2015, E, 8k)

Sweet sweet coffee shop Christmas romance! Love the light and fun atmosphere, the easy banter and cute wooing while supportive Ron cheers in the background, what a treat!

9. Ice Snakes, Glow-worms and Wolverine Stew by khalulu (2015, M, 8.4k)

Khalulu writes the softest Drarry, it never fails to put a smile on my face. This has a gentle and sweet get together, with lovely slow burn, a gorgeous San Francisco setting and matchmaker Kreacher 💗

10. Life goes not backward by @shealwaysreads (2020, T, 8.8k)

This delicate comfort fic has a special way to tug at my heartstrings - a gorgeous tale about found family and the unexpected wonders of life. Gentle, magical and breathtaking in its simplicity.

HUMOUR

11. in charge by @bonesliketambourines (2020, E, 2.4k)

The ultimate brat Draco, bossy and confident and absolutely gorgeous with his long hair and impossible snark. Charming and funny, this packs so much character and domestic bliss under 3k! Perfect spoiled Draco is perfect.

12. The Morning After by birdsofshore, capitu (2015, M, 5.3k)

This is hysterical and so delightfully creative - Draco exploring Harry’s kitchen and charming a prudish appliance is the kind of cute, silly endeavor I need with my morning coffee!

13. The Spoiling of Sex From Enthusiastic Ignorance by @cibeewastaken (2020, E, 6k)

I’m impossibly enamored with Cibee’s drama queen Draco and his passionate missions! This time he’s decided to get some good diq, and the dialogue and mutual pining will make you smile from beginning to end.

14. All Tied Up by MyNameIsThunder (2020, M, 6k)

This is a secret relationship delight! Sneaking around gets so much better when dramatic Blaise is losing his shit to protect the Council of Serpents’ integrity! A+ faux-drama, super fun and sweet.

15. Luckiest Fucking Size Queen Alive by @l0vegl0wsinthedark (2016, E, 6.2k)

My favorite brand of thirsty and chaotic Draco; being inside his mind is such a crazy ride and you won’t stop laughing for a second. Amazing dialogue and insanely scorching smut as per loveglows’ usual 🤤

16. Sex Ed for Aurors by curiouslyfic (2010, M, 8.7k)

This is a Harry triumph, so fun and charming! Here he’s the one chaotic and thirsty, for a change - I’m obsessed with his internal ranting under the lust potion. Brilliant narrative and top notch characterization, a classic!

17. Ferocious Determination, Insufficient Deliberation, and a Slightly Wrong Destination by Faith Wood (2012, E, 9.5k)

Drunk Draco has never been so absurd and I LOVE it! This goes from hilarious to vulnerable and sweet in a heartbeat; pining Draco is a precious thing and Harry’s gentle persistence made my heart swell.

18. Stand Back: I'm About to Perform Archaeology by Blowfish_Diaries (2018, E, 9.7k)

This fic could definitely use more appreciation - I had a blast with Draco’s hilarious voice and their cute married banter! The plot is quite original and I love the 8th year domestic vibes.

19. The Full Monty by @magpiefngrl (2017, E, 9.8k)

The calendar fic we deserve 👏🏻 this is ultimate thirsty Draco being completely obliterated by Harry’s casual attractiveness but mostly by his kind heart and big smile. One of my favorite comfort reads, hilarious, sweet and so damn sexy, the full monty combo is here!

20. Aural Gratification by birdsofshore (2014, E, 10k)

This fic is a classic, charming and hysterical with an adorable Harry thirsting over Draco’s smooth voice. Such an original concept and engaging read, not to mention the rewarding shade of smut!

SMUT

21. Tense by Faith Wood (2013, E, 3k)

Me, reading smut for the dialogue? It’s more likely than you think 😂 this fic is hilarious and hot all at once, with perfect banter and clever dialogue, really a smut triumph!

22. Under Your Skin by @p1013 (2020, Explicit, 4k)

Great premise and the sexiest build up, ugh so much teasing and anticipation as pierced Draco takes Auror Harry’s control away 🔥kudos at the A+ twist and promising ending!

23. The Slytherin Urn by @icmezzo (2015, E, 4.6k)

This fic’s geniality slaps me in the face, what a fascinating concept! Redemption kink and magical theory walk together as Harry loses his mind over competent Draco doing some badass curse-breaking ritual.

24. Once Bitten by Frayach (2012, E, 5.6k)

Still one of the hottest things I’ve ever read, lush and raw and absolutely breathtaking. Dark and tender at once, it explores biting kink with unapologetic precision and I love that!

25. Matched Set by astolat (2016, E, 5.7k)

One of my faves by the genius astolat, this is a perfect mix of hot size kink, A+ dirty talk and a brilliant and nuanced plot showing how Harry navigates his post-war reality. A must-read!

26. Teeth by @amelior8or (2020, E, 6k)

This fic is an emotional rollercoaster and goes from light-hearted and casual to vulnerable and tender in a second. Hot and intimate feat scorching wall sex, gut-punching lines and enthusiastic consent🔥

27. Born Slippy by @dracoladon (2020, E, 8.3k)

My favorite clubbing fic ever, clever and sensual, a master class in UST including the drunk haze confusion and panty kink as a treat! I can’t even talk about this fic without blushing 😳

28. The Page Eleven Wars by fireflavored (2010, E, 8.5k)

Competitive boys fighting for dominance both in bed and at the gossip column’s first page This is peak enemies to lovers: witty banter, hot smut screaming switching rights and feisty stubborn idiots finally getting over their asses.

29. The Things They Never Say by @bixgirl1 (2017, E, 9k)

Angry porn with (many) feels, this feels like a punch to the solar plexus. The explosive Drarry chemistry gives way to something quieter and gentler and full of longing, ugh but it aches so good. Absolutely exquisite!

30. Sweet Indulgence by @the-sinking-ship (2020, E, 10k)

The title says it all; this is a lush and charming read, with chaotic but nuanced Draco pining over authoritative, edgy Harry 😳 steaming pent up tension that culminates in glorious semi-public smut, is your body ready?

CONTEMPLATIVE/SOFT ANGST

31. Sharing a Pack by sugar_screw (2016, E, 2.7k)

A fully fleshed-out love story in less than 3k, with complex characters and powerful feels. Raw, poignant and unbelievably romantic.

32. Still Life by orphan_account (2019, M, 3k)

A superb and gut-punching story where Harry realizes all the little things that make Draco so very different from him - and falls in love anyway. Powerful in its simplicity and concise elegance.

33. Harmony (Left-Handed Melody Remix) by mindabbles (2010, M, 5.8k)

Draco finds his way post-war and Harry meets him in the middle. Aching and bittersweet but also hopeful, with a delicious side of coconut cake, Harry in black robes and Romeo & Juliet as soundtrack.

34. Let Me Have You and I'll Let You Save Me by Frayach (2012, M, 6k)

Enemies to lovers deluxe version! Come and feast on this original narrative, amazingly clever, rich and detailed, telling us an unlikely but inevitable love story.

35. A Pain of Our Choosing by @lqtraintracks (2020, E, 6k)

Broken boys fucking through their issues and healing together during the post-war is so my jam! A+ LQT goodness, this fic is evocative and quietly devastating, but full of feels and hope.

36. Our Little Life by @tackytigerfic (2020, M, 7k)

I’ve screamed about this brilliant fic recently; inventive, poignant and utterly romantic, this fic shows all the ways in which Harry and Draco find each other across space and time.

37. the keys to your kingdom by thistle_verse (2016, E, 7.5k)

A beautiful love story packing an impressive amount of character, conflict and emotion. We are invited to witness as work partners Harry and Draco finally take a leap of faith and grow out of their casual arrangement.

38. Clear As Mud by scoradh (2005, M, 9.8k)

Subtle and heart-wrenching, the sharp and clever narrative creates fascinating dynamics between this brilliantly written Draco and poor oblivious Harry trying to make sense out of it. An all-time fave. Cw: infidelity (not Drarry).

39. fine i'll hold my breath / til i forget it's complicated by teatrolley (2015, E, 10k)

Fucks buddies gone wrong but make it soft so we get to watch as pining Draco patiently waits for Harry to get the memo. Sweet and intimate, with lots of late night talks and comfortable silence.

40. Tidings of Comfort series by @blamebrampton (2012, G, 10k)

Quietly cathartic and atmospheric, this fic is a poignant balm to the soul; such a beautiful tone, such lovely interactions! A must-read for those who enjoy church settings, honest talks and redeemed Draco. All-time fave.

[lovely-c-universe]

ケセラセラ　エレジー(DIQ-2020)

[challengercapitals]

Investing early in Asia's most passionate founders.

Our Slogan : We enable smart people to launch great ideas.

Start up : 2017 、4yrs old

About us

We are looking for entrepreneurs and their brilliant ideas. We want to be there when technologies call entire industries into question. Since 2014, we have seen this as both an opportunity and a challenge. Today, Ventures Capital is one of the most active early-stage investors managing various venture capital funds

Our story began with our first venture capital fund and the significant backing of publisher Challange Capital . We focused our early stage investments on publishing-related, digital business models and supported startups from then on not only with funding, but also with an Multiple media reach of the publishing groups in other VC group and company

This fund was soon followed by a dedicated investment fund with a focus on Fintechs and InsurTechs and fund investors from the banking and insurance industries. Thanks to the business-related media, we were able to build up one of the most successful FinTech portfolios with such stars as DIQ, Nimp or ecort. Both funds are now disinvesting.

Today, we operate two independent and very active early-stage investment funds. With Digital Tech Fund, we have been investing primarily in deep tech and education startups since 2017. This enabled us to attract the founders and potential of companiesat an early stage.

In August 2020, Challange Capital launched a new $60 million Digital Health Fund in the first closing, which invests in technologies across Asia that solve future healthcare challenges.

website:www.challengercapitals.com

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Bingung

2-2-2021

Kata ini yang terpikirkan dipikirku. Di saat seperti ini mudah sekali kita panik, bingungan karena sesuatu hal yang membuat kita gampang terenyuh. Kabar yang mendebarkan ketika orang-orang yang kita cintai harus berpulang gara-gara si aktor 2020 yang tak tertandingi. Meskipun bingung jangan lupa kita masih punya Allah yang selalu ada untuk kita. Diq yang tak pernah lelah untuk kita. Selamanya.

[ophelia-hendrix]

Anthropoid, the movie that broke us

Quotes by @warrioroflondonbelow

- NO! *me plays a beautiful song* - If Barack Obama is afraid of spiders, does that make him Baracknaphobic - Christine 2020 tm. - *both scream the universal theme* - OH MY GOD! EYYYY IT’S THE BOI - It’s Soldja boi! - OH DOGGO! - Oh no! - This look thing. This look is 100% better. This is my favourite look  - Oh! More blood. Yum - Mr. Grey is gonna do it. He looks to dominate, that’s why.  - He just has a funny walk - *man peaks out from curtains* Me when I spot the booty - They look so good in this - Doggos! 10/10 for dogs. - Look at those eyes  - THEY SAID IT! YAAAAY! - OH HE’S YELLING I need more margarita - *Chris is unimpressed by history lesson* - This kid looks like a fry - Discount Wynona Ryder. - Mr. Grey is helping set the table, while Cillian does NOTHING! - That lady better get some ice from the ice box for that burn - *both says Same a sleeping drunk guy* - The look! The Hair! The vest. HE HAS ROLLED UP SLEEEVES! - No facts? Oh okay. Oh no I don’t think I like this - Oh fuck are they gonna get murked.  - My toes were curled, I was not breathing. - Look at him. HE! - I don’t need a rag! NO! - THE SLEEVES - I need to drink a lot! *Christine is very thirsty, makes kissing noises* - *talks about his hands* - He’s too beautiful *more thirst*  - THAT NECC - I am not attached  - Oh they are sad bois - What that fuck dude! That’s not funny - They have fantastic chemistry  - I love the pointing this he does! He’s yelling. and pointing! Ahhhh - Good help your friend! - Never do the promise thing! No it never ends well! - No Cillian stop! AHHH my heart! - THIS IS SO SAD! - You know. We could have watched way more happier movies the day before my birthday. I’m going in on my birthday already depressed. - Is Jamie Dornan hiding behind a pole? - OH NO OH NO! FUCK ME NNO!!!!! *SCREAMING* - *laughs at me screaming in terror* - In the rain too - Punch him in the diq!  - Hug it out! Hug it out! - NO DON’T CRY - *Chris screaming into his pilow* - They have their hats - *Chris screams*  - Oh what is that outfit - Oh that is a great pencil stash.  - I can’t with this film - Fuck you nazi! Fuck you! - This is stupid talk *bad accent* - I am dead inside - *Book Julius Ceasar by Shakespeare* they are reading the hungry catepilar - Not violin kid! NO FUCK - This is-This is-*sighs* I am numb, I can’t feel anymore - You’re not helping, she’s already dead - It’s the 30 minute mark. This cannot end well - OH GOD NO! NOT THE KID - Is-IS THAT OH GOD - Fuck you backwards, side ways back to hell - *Chris is puzzled and confused as I magically breaks down laughing* - *Chris is terrified* - *laughs at my mad movie puns* - *Chris whines scared* - I hate everything at this point - HOW DID YOU TALK ME INTO THIS - FUCK ME - HIS HAIR LOOKS SAD - I hate this, fuck this. WHY - What is this, why did we agree to this - *repeats oh no over and over - OH GOD NO! NOOOOO - I’m hugging my pillow at this point omg - *Chris gags over blood* - OH NO  - *Chris screams*  - Jamie dominate them you idiot! - DO IT BABY DON’T LET THEM GET YOU - *Both of us crying* - Fuck you ginger weasel - *Chris regrets her life choices* - *Chris swears* - I don’t want any of this - he’s doing the hero thing - *Chris is actually crying* - *weakly* fuck you nazis - *both screams it out* - Fuck you  - Ask me what I wanted for my birthday? *I ask what* NOT FUCKING TRAUMA - Why did we watch this on my birthday? what the fuck - I’m numb - That this movie didn’t get awards is a fucking masterpiece - This made my asthma worse

[gacktova]

[andreagillmer]

Kincora Releases First Copper-Gold Assays at Mongolia Project

Source: Streetwise Reports   09/23/2019

Peter Epstein of Epstein Research speaks with Peter Leaman, SVP exploration of Kincora Copper, after the company released the first of its drill results.

On September 10th Kincora Copper Ltd. (KCC:TSX.V) provided the first drilling update at its 100%-owned copper-gold porphyry projects in the Southern Gobi region of Mongolia. This update comes after an oversubscribed $6.25 million equity raising in late June.

First phase drilling at Bronze Fox consisted of 4,264 meters at two targets. Results for 2,876 meters were announced in the press release. To put this into content, that's ~16% of a total of 18,000 meters planned across multiple projects/prospects in multiple phases.

The market did not like initial results…..

I understand the disappointment, but was the very negative share price reaction warranted for results that although not great, were not horrible? Readers should know that 84% of the estimated meters to be drilled and assayed, on programs that stretch well into 2020, are yet to be reported.

Three drill holes at Bronze Fox's West West Kasulu (WWK) returned extensive lower-grade mineralization and a few higher-grade zones increasing towards the west. Some shareholders exited stage left on these mediocre results, sending the share price 50% lower in subsequent days to $0.07.

Highlights include drill hole F103, which returned 20m @ 0.64% CuEq from 140m; and 120m @ 0.41% CuEq from 700m. While 0.64% CuEq is a decent grade, the 20m width hardly stands out. And, while a 140m intercept is wide, 0.41% CuEq is nothing to write home about.

Partial results from drill hole F107 at WWK showed more of the same, no blockbuster, conclusive, "discovery" type intervals combined with high-grade copper. F107 contained 8m @ 0.25% Cu (1.26% CuEq) from 528m; 10m @ 0.54% CuEq from 630m; 22m @ 0.55% CuEq from 654m; 30m @ 0.50% CuEq from 702m; 10m @ 0.79% CuEq from 828m and 2m @ 0.22% Cu (1.14% CuEq) from 880m.

The market is looking to see intervals boasting 1%+ CuEq, that are much wider than the 2–8 meter higher-grade segments reported in hole F107, and/or tens of meters of 0.5%+ CuEq near-surface.

Gold's not driving this story, but at ~1/6 the economics, it's not trivial

Something worth remembering is that Mining Associates stated about 16% of the in-situ value is represented by gold from the WWK mineralized system, defined before this drill program started, as a total conceptual exploration target of 1.3–1.5 million tonnes of CuEq metal.

Otherwise mediocre drill results showed pockets of fairly strong gold mineralization. For instance, hole F107 was gold-rich. It had an eight meter intercept grading 0.25% Cu that was 1.26% CuEq.

About 16% of overall value is being driven by a gold price that's up 16% year-to-date, and 23% in the past 12 months. In US$, gold is near a 6.5-year high. Perhaps weighing on bullish gold sentiment is a weak copper price.

I remain bullish on copper due to its essential need in multiple new paradigms (green energy, high-tech, the building/rebuilding of global infrastructure, and the electrification of passenger and commercial vehicles).

Kincora's wholly owned East TS project is 10 to 15 km east of the Tsagaan Suvarga porphyry Cu/Au project, under development on the western margin of the Tsagaan Suvarga intrusive complex. TS has had over US$370 million invested in it and is forecast to produce 316,000 tonnes copper per year.

The market has heard a great deal about Kincora from its CEO Sam Spring. I reached out to SVP of Exploration Peter Leaman to learn more about his views on the projects, and new drilling to date.

Peter Epstein: Can you please provide an overview of your background and your role at Kincora?

Peter Leaman: Yes. I have 40 years' exploration experience, 28 with BHP, and I'm still involved with PanAust (since 2010). I've witnessed firsthand multiple copper and gold discoveries, including the Reko Diq deposit. My current role at Kincora is senior vice president of exploration.

I joined Kincora in late 2016, after the company consolidated the dominant position in the Southern Gobi copper-gold belt and regained full access to the Bronze Fox project. I am a member of the technical committee including Chairman John Holliday.

John is a very seasoned and successful explorer. He, CEO Sam Spring and I oversee a hard-working, skilled Mongolian team of geologists. We also have a strong network of technical advisors, including my old colleague Barry de Wet.

I feel I have unfinished business in this belt and in Mongolia. I ran the BHP Falcon JV with Ivanhoe in the 2000's, which was the last district-scale exploration in the region (before Kincora). I was involved, at the development stage, in the BHP review team of Oyu Tolgoi.

In carefully reviewing the data on Kincora's projects, I saw, and continue to see, the potential for globally significant discoveries.

Peter Epstein: Thanks Peter, what are your thoughts on the current Kincora exploration program?

Peter Leaman: Kincora announced initial exploration results from the first phase of drilling at Bronze Fox, and drilling has commenced at our second priority target, a brownfield project, East Tsagaan Suvarga. Multiple-phase programs are underway at both projects. We are undertaking the first modern, systematic exploration and drilling at district scale in the Southern Gobi.

Kincora is implementing a sophisticated exploration approach, testing targets in a way that the majors would. We are testing targets with significant scale potential and improving the odds, as best we can. Importantly, we are using methods that are significantly improved from my time at the Falcon JV period.

That said, we are all very mindful of the fact that, as a junior, the market judges you press release by press release. We are undertaking high-risk, high-reward exploration, and we recognize that we need to get good results with the current 12-month program and budget.

Peter Epstein: How do you see last weeks' exploration update? Were first phase results at Bronze Fox disappointing? Have you drilled the best targets?

Peter Leaman: Bronze Fox is a large, lower-grade system with zones of higher-grade copper and gold. Its size and relative lack of extensive drilling, with complementary geophysics done since the last drill campaign, suggests that a deeper and higher-grade core could be present at depth. An analogy is the Red Chrisdeposit in British Columbia, Canada.

We have better defined the system and greatly improved our understanding of the new geophysics, lithological controls and depth profile of the target zone. Like all shareholders, we wanted to see more high-grade from the initial results. Everyone wants a discovery yesterday—that's what we're looking to do—discover a new high-grade zone.

But, we have to continue in a systematic and unemotional way. Merely adding confidence and tonnage to the system is not our goal, the clear goal is to provide compelling evidence of a high-grade system and core.

In the end, we don't have to drill hundreds of holes ourselves, just tee it up for bigger players to take notice. SolGold in Ecuador is a prime example of a tier 1 discovery that attracted cornerstone investments by BHP and Newcrest.

I will shortly lead the team reviewing these results in the field, with the critical element being the area to the west where there is sufficient scale for a large system. We want to revisit the original concept of a preserved monzodiorite system being an attractive and higher grade target. So far, Phase 1 drilling supports the most prospective part of the system being away from the regional fault to the west.

Phase 1 is providing valuable results and insights to help us better understand the system correlating to the new geophysics, thereby assisting and informing our plans for phase 2. Our focus on Mongolia is to find globally significant new discoveries, not average-to-low-grade results or deposits.

Peter Epstein: Can you provide an update on current activities?

Peter Leaman: Yes, we have drilled ~4,200m of up to 18,000m, with assay results outstanding on a third of the initial ~4,200m at Bronze Fox, and we have moved the rigs to a project that we call East TS—East Tsagaan Suvarga.

We are now testing a number of large-scale targets that may be caused by blind and potentially high-grade porphyry copper mineralization. This is a project that has me very excited given its location, age and scale potential, but it's early stage.

In addition to drilling at East Tsagaan Suvarga we are also continuing with project generation activities, which we believe is very important for any sustainable exploration strategy at our stage.

With that in mind, in the next several weeks I will be reviewing various projects identified by our team that could strategically fit within our exploration portfolio. In the past 18 months, we have walked over 200 projects/targets in the field as part of our due diligence.

Separately, we have just made an application for a new exploration license prospective for gold-rich copper porphyries—large size, good location, previous drilling (limited), but including a >1% copper hit, that was inadequately followed up on. We are looking to leverage the strong team we have in place and our systematic exploration approach.

Peter Epstein: What final message would you like to pass on to investors?

Peter Leaman: I am a significant shareholder in Kincora, as is most of our senior team. We are true believers in new discoveries continuing to be made in Mongolia. I have confidence in the rigorous, systematic exploration approach the company has adopted for undercover exploration.

We have assembled a strong team, particularly for a junior with our tiny enterprise value, and our demonstrated ability to make globally significant discoveries. We have a highly prospective portfolio of targets that are finally getting the meters they deserve, and a project generation strategy that I am confident will yield positive results with continued hard work.

Peter Epstein: Thank you, Peter. I look forward to seeing the results from drilling over the next year!

Peter Epstein is the founder of Epstein Research. His background is in company and financial analysis. He holds an MBA degree in financial analysis from New York University's Stern School of Business.

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Kincora Releases First Copper-Gold Assays at Mongolia Project

Source: Streetwise Reports   09/23/2019

Peter Epstein of Epstein Research speaks with Peter Leaman, SVP exploration of Kincora Copper, after the company released the first of its drill results.

On September 10th Kincora Copper Ltd. (KCC:TSX.V) provided the first drilling update at its 100%-owned copper-gold porphyry projects in the Southern Gobi region of Mongolia. This update comes after an oversubscribed $6.25 million equity raising in late June.

First phase drilling at Bronze Fox consisted of 4,264 meters at two targets. Results for 2,876 meters were announced in the press release. To put this into content, that's ~16% of a total of 18,000 meters planned across multiple projects/prospects in multiple phases.

The market did not like initial results…..

I understand the disappointment, but was the very negative share price reaction warranted for results that although not great, were not horrible? Readers should know that 84% of the estimated meters to be drilled and assayed, on programs that stretch well into 2020, are yet to be reported.

Three drill holes at Bronze Fox's West West Kasulu (WWK) returned extensive lower-grade mineralization and a few higher-grade zones increasing towards the west. Some shareholders exited stage left on these mediocre results, sending the share price 50% lower in subsequent days to $0.07.

Highlights include drill hole F103, which returned 20m @ 0.64% CuEq from 140m; and 120m @ 0.41% CuEq from 700m. While 0.64% CuEq is a decent grade, the 20m width hardly stands out. And, while a 140m intercept is wide, 0.41% CuEq is nothing to write home about.

Partial results from drill hole F107 at WWK showed more of the same, no blockbuster, conclusive, "discovery" type intervals combined with high-grade copper. F107 contained 8m @ 0.25% Cu (1.26% CuEq) from 528m; 10m @ 0.54% CuEq from 630m; 22m @ 0.55% CuEq from 654m; 30m @ 0.50% CuEq from 702m; 10m @ 0.79% CuEq from 828m and 2m @ 0.22% Cu (1.14% CuEq) from 880m.

The market is looking to see intervals boasting 1%+ CuEq, that are much wider than the 2–8 meter higher-grade segments reported in hole F107, and/or tens of meters of 0.5%+ CuEq near-surface.

Gold's not driving this story, but at ~1/6 the economics, it's not trivial

Something worth remembering is that Mining Associates stated about 16% of the in-situ value is represented by gold from the WWK mineralized system, defined before this drill program started, as a total conceptual exploration target of 1.3–1.5 million tonnes of CuEq metal.

Otherwise mediocre drill results showed pockets of fairly strong gold mineralization. For instance, hole F107 was gold-rich. It had an eight meter intercept grading 0.25% Cu that was 1.26% CuEq.

About 16% of overall value is being driven by a gold price that's up 16% year-to-date, and 23% in the past 12 months. In US$, gold is near a 6.5-year high. Perhaps weighing on bullish gold sentiment is a weak copper price.

I remain bullish on copper due to its essential need in multiple new paradigms (green energy, high-tech, the building/rebuilding of global infrastructure, and the electrification of passenger and commercial vehicles).

Kincora's wholly owned East TS project is 10 to 15 km east of the Tsagaan Suvarga porphyry Cu/Au project, under development on the western margin of the Tsagaan Suvarga intrusive complex. TS has had over US$370 million invested in it and is forecast to produce 316,000 tonnes copper per year.

The market has heard a great deal about Kincora from its CEO Sam Spring. I reached out to SVP of Exploration Peter Leaman to learn more about his views on the projects, and new drilling to date.

Peter Epstein: Can you please provide an overview of your background and your role at Kincora?

Peter Leaman: Yes. I have 40 years' exploration experience, 28 with BHP, and I'm still involved with PanAust (since 2010). I've witnessed firsthand multiple copper and gold discoveries, including the Reko Diq deposit. My current role at Kincora is senior vice president of exploration.

I joined Kincora in late 2016, after the company consolidated the dominant position in the Southern Gobi copper-gold belt and regained full access to the Bronze Fox project. I am a member of the technical committee including Chairman John Holliday.

John is a very seasoned and successful explorer. He, CEO Sam Spring and I oversee a hard-working, skilled Mongolian team of geologists. We also have a strong network of technical advisors, including my old colleague Barry de Wet.

I feel I have unfinished business in this belt and in Mongolia. I ran the BHP Falcon JV with Ivanhoe in the 2000's, which was the last district-scale exploration in the region (before Kincora). I was involved, at the development stage, in the BHP review team of Oyu Tolgoi.

In carefully reviewing the data on Kincora's projects, I saw, and continue to see, the potential for globally significant discoveries.

Peter Epstein: Thanks Peter, what are your thoughts on the current Kincora exploration program?

Peter Leaman: Kincora announced initial exploration results from the first phase of drilling at Bronze Fox, and drilling has commenced at our second priority target, a brownfield project, East Tsagaan Suvarga. Multiple-phase programs are underway at both projects. We are undertaking the first modern, systematic exploration and drilling at district scale in the Southern Gobi.

Kincora is implementing a sophisticated exploration approach, testing targets in a way that the majors would. We are testing targets with significant scale potential and improving the odds, as best we can. Importantly, we are using methods that are significantly improved from my time at the Falcon JV period.

That said, we are all very mindful of the fact that, as a junior, the market judges you press release by press release. We are undertaking high-risk, high-reward exploration, and we recognize that we need to get good results with the current 12-month program and budget.

Peter Epstein: How do you see last weeks' exploration update? Were first phase results at Bronze Fox disappointing? Have you drilled the best targets?

Peter Leaman: Bronze Fox is a large, lower-grade system with zones of higher-grade copper and gold. Its size and relative lack of extensive drilling, with complementary geophysics done since the last drill campaign, suggests that a deeper and higher-grade core could be present at depth. An analogy is the Red Chrisdeposit in British Columbia, Canada.

We have better defined the system and greatly improved our understanding of the new geophysics, lithological controls and depth profile of the target zone. Like all shareholders, we wanted to see more high-grade from the initial results. Everyone wants a discovery yesterday—that's what we're looking to do—discover a new high-grade zone.

But, we have to continue in a systematic and unemotional way. Merely adding confidence and tonnage to the system is not our goal, the clear goal is to provide compelling evidence of a high-grade system and core.

In the end, we don't have to drill hundreds of holes ourselves, just tee it up for bigger players to take notice. SolGold in Ecuador is a prime example of a tier 1 discovery that attracted cornerstone investments by BHP and Newcrest.

I will shortly lead the team reviewing these results in the field, with the critical element being the area to the west where there is sufficient scale for a large system. We want to revisit the original concept of a preserved monzodiorite system being an attractive and higher grade target. So far, Phase 1 drilling supports the most prospective part of the system being away from the regional fault to the west.

Phase 1 is providing valuable results and insights to help us better understand the system correlating to the new geophysics, thereby assisting and informing our plans for phase 2. Our focus on Mongolia is to find globally significant new discoveries, not average-to-low-grade results or deposits.

Peter Epstein: Can you provide an update on current activities?

Peter Leaman: Yes, we have drilled ~4,200m of up to 18,000m, with assay results outstanding on a third of the initial ~4,200m at Bronze Fox, and we have moved the rigs to a project that we call East TS—East Tsagaan Suvarga.

We are now testing a number of large-scale targets that may be caused by blind and potentially high-grade porphyry copper mineralization. This is a project that has me very excited given its location, age and scale potential, but it's early stage.

In addition to drilling at East Tsagaan Suvarga we are also continuing with project generation activities, which we believe is very important for any sustainable exploration strategy at our stage.

With that in mind, in the next several weeks I will be reviewing various projects identified by our team that could strategically fit within our exploration portfolio. In the past 18 months, we have walked over 200 projects/targets in the field as part of our due diligence.

Separately, we have just made an application for a new exploration license prospective for gold-rich copper porphyries—large size, good location, previous drilling (limited), but including a >1% copper hit, that was inadequately followed up on. We are looking to leverage the strong team we have in place and our systematic exploration approach.

Peter Epstein: What final message would you like to pass on to investors?

Peter Leaman: I am a significant shareholder in Kincora, as is most of our senior team. We are true believers in new discoveries continuing to be made in Mongolia. I have confidence in the rigorous, systematic exploration approach the company has adopted for undercover exploration.

We have assembled a strong team, particularly for a junior with our tiny enterprise value, and our demonstrated ability to make globally significant discoveries. We have a highly prospective portfolio of targets that are finally getting the meters they deserve, and a project generation strategy that I am confident will yield positive results with continued hard work.

Peter Epstein: Thank you, Peter. I look forward to seeing the results from drilling over the next year!

Peter Epstein is the founder of Epstein Research. His background is in company and financial analysis. He holds an MBA degree in financial analysis from New York University's Stern School of Business.

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Disclosures / disclaimers: The content of this interview is for information only. Readers fully understand and agree that nothing contained herein, written by Peter Epstein of Epstein Research [ER], (together, [ER]) about Kincora Copper, including but not limited to, commentary, opinions, views, assumptions, reported facts, calculations, etc. is to be considered implicit or explicit investment advice. Nothing contained herein is a recommendation or solicitation to buy or sell any security. [ER] is not responsible for investment actions taken by the reader. [ER] has never been, and is not currently, a registered or licensed financial advisor or broker/dealer, investment advisor, stockbroker, trader, money manager, compliance or legal officer, and does not perform market making activities. [ER] is not directly employed by any company, group, organization, party or person. The shares of Kincora Copper are highly speculative, not suitable for all investors. Readers understand and agree that investments in small cap stocks can result in a 100% loss of invested funds. It is assumed and agreed upon by readers that they will consult with their own licensed or registered financial advisors before making any investment decisions.

At the time this interview was posted, Peter Epstein owned stock in Kincora Copper, and the Company was an advertiser on [ER].

While the author believes he's diligent in screening out companies that, for any reasons whatsoever, are unattractive investment opportunities, he cannot guarantee that his efforts will (or have been) successful. [ER] is not responsible for any perceived, or actual, errors including, but not limited to, commentary, opinions, views, assumptions, reported facts & financial calculations, or for the completeness of this article or future content. [ER] is not expected or required to subsequently follow or cover any specific events or news, or write about any particular company or topic. [ER] is not an expert in any company, industry sector or investment topic.

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$6bn penalty: AG begins preparation for Reko Diq hearing

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ISLAMABAD: A delegation led by Attorney General for Pakistan Khalid Jawed Khan recently visited London to prepare in advance for Pakistan’s submissions for an international arbitration tribunal’s hearing on stay on the award of a penalty of $6 billion in the Reko Diq case.

The International Center for Settlement of Investment…

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Kincora Releases First Copper-Gold Assays at Mongolia Project

Source: Streetwise Reports   09/23/2019

Peter Epstein of Epstein Research speaks with Peter Leaman, SVP exploration of Kincora Copper, after the company released the first of its drill results.

On September 10th Kincora Copper Ltd. (KCC:TSX.V) provided the first drilling update at its 100%-owned copper-gold porphyry projects in the Southern Gobi region of Mongolia. This update comes after an oversubscribed $6.25 million equity raising in late June.

First phase drilling at Bronze Fox consisted of 4,264 meters at two targets. Results for 2,876 meters were announced in the press release. To put this into content, that’s ~16% of a total of 18,000 meters planned across multiple projects/prospects in multiple phases.

The market did not like initial results…..

I understand the disappointment, but was the very negative share price reaction warranted for results that although not great, were not horrible? Readers should know that 84% of the estimated meters to be drilled and assayed, on programs that stretch well into 2020, are yet to be reported.

Three drill holes at Bronze Fox’s West West Kasulu (WWK) returned extensive lower-grade mineralization and a few higher-grade zones increasing towards the west. Some shareholders exited stage left on these mediocre results, sending the share price 50% lower in subsequent days to $0.07.

Highlights include drill hole F103, which returned 20m @ 0.64% CuEq from 140m; and 120m @ 0.41% CuEq from 700m. While 0.64% CuEq is a decent grade, the 20m width hardly stands out. And, while a 140m intercept is wide, 0.41% CuEq is nothing to write home about.

Partial results from drill hole F107 at WWK showed more of the same, no blockbuster, conclusive, “discovery” type intervals combined with high-grade copper. F107 contained 8m @ 0.25% Cu (1.26% CuEq) from 528m; 10m @ 0.54% CuEq from 630m; 22m @ 0.55% CuEq from 654m; 30m @ 0.50% CuEq from 702m; 10m @ 0.79% CuEq from 828m and 2m @ 0.22% Cu (1.14% CuEq) from 880m.

The market is looking to see intervals boasting 1%+ CuEq, that are much wider than the 2–8 meter higher-grade segments reported in hole F107, and/or tens of meters of 0.5%+ CuEq near-surface.

Gold’s not driving this story, but at ~1/6 the economics, it’s not trivial

Something worth remembering is that Mining Associates stated about 16% of the in-situ value is represented by gold from the WWK mineralized system, defined before this drill program started, as a total conceptual exploration target of 1.3–1.5 million tonnes of CuEq metal.

Otherwise mediocre drill results showed pockets of fairly strong gold mineralization. For instance, hole F107 was gold-rich. It had an eight meter intercept grading 0.25% Cu that was 1.26% CuEq.

About 16% of overall value is being driven by a gold price that’s up 16% year-to-date, and 23% in the past 12 months. In US$, gold is near a 6.5-year high. Perhaps weighing on bullish gold sentiment is a weak copper price.

I remain bullish on copper due to its essential need in multiple new paradigms (green energy, high-tech, the building/rebuilding of global infrastructure, and the electrification of passenger and commercial vehicles).

Kincora’s wholly owned East TS project is 10 to 15 km east of the Tsagaan Suvarga porphyry Cu/Au project, under development on the western margin of the Tsagaan Suvarga intrusive complex. TS has had over US$370 million invested in it and is forecast to produce 316,000 tonnes copper per year.

The market has heard a great deal about Kincora from its CEO Sam Spring. I reached out to SVP of Exploration Peter Leaman to learn more about his views on the projects, and new drilling to date.

Peter Epstein: Can you please provide an overview of your background and your role at Kincora?

Peter Leaman: Yes. I have 40 years’ exploration experience, 28 with BHP, and I’m still involved with PanAust (since 2010). I’ve witnessed firsthand multiple copper and gold discoveries, including the Reko Diq deposit. My current role at Kincora is senior vice president of exploration.

I joined Kincora in late 2016, after the company consolidated the dominant position in the Southern Gobi copper-gold belt and regained full access to the Bronze Fox project. I am a member of the technical committee including Chairman John Holliday.

John is a very seasoned and successful explorer. He, CEO Sam Spring and I oversee a hard-working, skilled Mongolian team of geologists. We also have a strong network of technical advisors, including my old colleague Barry de Wet.

I feel I have unfinished business in this belt and in Mongolia. I ran the BHP Falcon JV with Ivanhoe in the 2000’s, which was the last district-scale exploration in the region (before Kincora). I was involved, at the development stage, in the BHP review team of Oyu Tolgoi.

In carefully reviewing the data on Kincora’s projects, I saw, and continue to see, the potential for globally significant discoveries.

Peter Epstein: Thanks Peter, what are your thoughts on the current Kincora exploration program?

Peter Leaman: Kincora announced initial exploration results from the first phase of drilling at Bronze Fox, and drilling has commenced at our second priority target, a brownfield project, East Tsagaan Suvarga. Multiple-phase programs are underway at both projects. We are undertaking the first modern, systematic exploration and drilling at district scale in the Southern Gobi.

Kincora is implementing a sophisticated exploration approach, testing targets in a way that the majors would. We are testing targets with significant scale potential and improving the odds, as best we can. Importantly, we are using methods that are significantly improved from my time at the Falcon JV period.

That said, we are all very mindful of the fact that, as a junior, the market judges you press release by press release. We are undertaking high-risk, high-reward exploration, and we recognize that we need to get good results with the current 12-month program and budget.

Peter Epstein: How do you see last weeks’ exploration update? Were first phase results at Bronze Fox disappointing? Have you drilled the best targets?

Peter Leaman: Bronze Fox is a large, lower-grade system with zones of higher-grade copper and gold. Its size and relative lack of extensive drilling, with complementary geophysics done since the last drill campaign, suggests that a deeper and higher-grade core could be present at depth. An analogy is the Red Chrisdeposit in British Columbia, Canada.

We have better defined the system and greatly improved our understanding of the new geophysics, lithological controls and depth profile of the target zone. Like all shareholders, we wanted to see more high-grade from the initial results. Everyone wants a discovery yesterday—that’s what we’re looking to do—discover a new high-grade zone.

But, we have to continue in a systematic and unemotional way. Merely adding confidence and tonnage to the system is not our goal, the clear goal is to provide compelling evidence of a high-grade system and core.

In the end, we don’t have to drill hundreds of holes ourselves, just tee it up for bigger players to take notice. SolGold in Ecuador is a prime example of a tier 1 discovery that attracted cornerstone investments by BHP and Newcrest.

I will shortly lead the team reviewing these results in the field, with the critical element being the area to the west where there is sufficient scale for a large system. We want to revisit the original concept of a preserved monzodiorite system being an attractive and higher grade target. So far, Phase 1 drilling supports the most prospective part of the system being away from the regional fault to the west.

Phase 1 is providing valuable results and insights to help us better understand the system correlating to the new geophysics, thereby assisting and informing our plans for phase 2. Our focus on Mongolia is to find globally significant new discoveries, not average-to-low-grade results or deposits.

Peter Epstein: Can you provide an update on current activities?

Peter Leaman: Yes, we have drilled ~4,200m of up to 18,000m, with assay results outstanding on a third of the initial ~4,200m at Bronze Fox, and we have moved the rigs to a project that we call East TS—East Tsagaan Suvarga.

We are now testing a number of large-scale targets that may be caused by blind and potentially high-grade porphyry copper mineralization. This is a project that has me very excited given its location, age and scale potential, but it’s early stage.

In addition to drilling at East Tsagaan Suvarga we are also continuing with project generation activities, which we believe is very important for any sustainable exploration strategy at our stage.

With that in mind, in the next several weeks I will be reviewing various projects identified by our team that could strategically fit within our exploration portfolio. In the past 18 months, we have walked over 200 projects/targets in the field as part of our due diligence.

Separately, we have just made an application for a new exploration license prospective for gold-rich copper porphyries—large size, good location, previous drilling (limited), but including a >1% copper hit, that was inadequately followed up on. We are looking to leverage the strong team we have in place and our systematic exploration approach.

Peter Epstein: What final message would you like to pass on to investors?

Peter Leaman: I am a significant shareholder in Kincora, as is most of our senior team. We are true believers in new discoveries continuing to be made in Mongolia. I have confidence in the rigorous, systematic exploration approach the company has adopted for undercover exploration.

We have assembled a strong team, particularly for a junior with our tiny enterprise value, and our demonstrated ability to make globally significant discoveries. We have a highly prospective portfolio of targets that are finally getting the meters they deserve, and a project generation strategy that I am confident will yield positive results with continued hard work.

Peter Epstein: Thank you, Peter. I look forward to seeing the results from drilling over the next year!

Peter Epstein is the founder of Epstein Research. His background is in company and financial analysis. He holds an MBA degree in financial analysis from New York University’s Stern School of Business.

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Disclosures / disclaimers: The content of this interview is for information only. Readers fully understand and agree that nothing contained herein, written by Peter Epstein of Epstein Research [ER], (together, [ER]) about Kincora Copper, including but not limited to, commentary, opinions, views, assumptions, reported facts, calculations, etc. is to be considered implicit or explicit investment advice. Nothing contained herein is a recommendation or solicitation to buy or sell any security. [ER] is not responsible for investment actions taken by the reader. [ER] has never been, and is not currently, a registered or licensed financial advisor or broker/dealer, investment advisor, stockbroker, trader, money manager, compliance or legal officer, and does not perform market making activities. [ER] is not directly employed by any company, group, organization, party or person. The shares of Kincora Copper are highly speculative, not suitable for all investors. Readers understand and agree that investments in small cap stocks can result in a 100% loss of invested funds. It is assumed and agreed upon by readers that they will consult with their own licensed or registered financial advisors before making any investment decisions.

At the time this interview was posted, Peter Epstein owned stock in Kincora Copper, and the Company was an advertiser on [ER].

While the author believes he’s diligent in screening out companies that, for any reasons whatsoever, are unattractive investment opportunities, he cannot guarantee that his efforts will (or have been) successful. [ER] is not responsible for any perceived, or actual, errors including, but not limited to, commentary, opinions, views, assumptions, reported facts & financial calculations, or for the completeness of this article or future content. [ER] is not expected or required to subsequently follow or cover any specific events or news, or write about any particular company or topic. [ER] is not an expert in any company, industry sector or investment topic.

Streetwise Reports Disclosure: 1) Peter Epstein’s disclosures are listed above. 2) The following companies mentioned in the article have a digital marketing program through Streetwise Reports: None. Click here for important disclosures about sponsor fees. The information provided above is for informational purposes only and is not a recommendation to buy or sell any security. 3) Statements and opinions expressed are the opinions of the author and not of Streetwise Reports or its officers. The author is wholly responsible for the validity of the statements. The author was not paid by Streetwise Reports for this article. Streetwise Reports was not paid by the author to publish or syndicate this article. Streetwise Reports requires contributing authors to disclose any shareholdings in, or economic relationships with, companies that they write about. Streetwise Reports relies upon the authors to accurately provide this information and Streetwise Reports has no means of verifying its accuracy. 4) The article does not constitute investment advice. Each reader is encouraged to consult with his or her individual financial professional and any action a reader takes as a result of information presented here is his or her own responsibility. By opening this page, each reader accepts and agrees to Streetwise Reports’ terms of use and full legal disclaimer. This article is not a solicitation for investment. Streetwise Reports does not render general or specific investment advice and the information on Streetwise Reports should not be considered a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Streetwise Reports does not endorse or recommend the business, products, services or securities of any company mentioned on Streetwise Reports. 5) From time to time, Streetwise Reports LLC and its directors, officers, employees or members of their families, as well as persons interviewed for articles and interviews on the site, may have a long or short position in securities mentioned. Directors, officers, employees or members of their immediate families are prohibited from making purchases and/or sales of those securities in the open market or otherwise from the time of the interview or the decision to write an article until three business days after the publication of the interview or article. The foregoing prohibition does not apply to articles that in substance only restate previously published company releases.

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