In this week’s Stockhouse’s Gold Report, we’ll focus on stocks worth sticking with thanks to their underlying companies’ consistent, value-added news flow, relentlessly refreshing the market with data in support of their high conviction.
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We kick things off with Fury Gold Mines (TSX/NYSEAM:FURY) , a mining company advancing a multi-million-ounce portfolio, whose new assays from its Eau Claire project in Quebec, including 7.86 grams per ton gold over 9.43 metres, point to significant untapped upside. Following 2025’s preliminary economic assessment at Eau Claire and resource estimate at its Sakami gold project (825,000 ounces inferred), the company is keen on proving out its portfolio’s potential with the drill bit in 2026.
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At the time of writing on Wednesday, the price of gold was US$4,458.04, according to data from ADVFN, down from US$4,468.54 per ounce in our May 27th report, holding steady as, in one hand, the war in Iran and higher energy prices support higher yields and strengthen the US dollar, while, in the other, central bank buying remains generationally high and numerous ongoing wars solidify the case for a perpetual allocation to gold.
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Another miner stoking positive market sentiment as of late is Minera Alamos (TSXV:MAI), soon to be Mining Americas, a high-growth production and development company active in Nevada, Arizona and Mexico, which recently made a positive construction decision for its Copperstone project in La Paz County, Arizona, which is expected to produce 46,000 ounces of gold per year over a 6.3-year mine life. According to its latest investor deck, the company has plans in place to increase production from 32,000-38,000 ounces of gold in 2026 to more than 150,000 ounces by 2028.
Then we have McFarlane Lake Mining (CSE:MLM), a Canadian gold explorer actively advancing its Juby project in Ontario, whose 4.18-million-ounce resource, at a base case of only US$2,500 per ounce, has yet to be fully delineated, with three drills currently on site evaluating a set of targets that continues to grow as leadership combs through existing data. Last week, the company’s massive potential caught the eye of none other than Michael Gentile, Canadian junior mining investor extraordinaire, who has committed to investing up to C$6.35 million, picking up almost 20 per cent of outstanding shares.
We close the curtain on this week’s Gold Report with a think piece on what makes North Arrow Minerals (TSXV:NAR), a junior gold miner active in Botswana, one of Africa’s most attractive acquisition candidates. The company’s flagship 724 km² Kraaipan project, located on the Kraaipan Greenstone Belt, which hosts numerous mineral occurrences, is on trend with Harmony Gold’s more than 3-million-ounce Kalgold mine and yielded six zones of anomalous gold during 2025 exploration, with the 2026 program ongoing to expand the mineralized footprint.
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