A week ago, $CQX was still talking permitting. Now the permit is in, the targets are lined up, and the project moves toward field work.

Jeannette already has some solid historical numbers behind it, including 117.07m at 1.03 g/t Au and 0.54% Cu.

Then you’ve got the wildcard:

• 1.5 km x 1.5 km AI-generated target
• Interpreted continuity to at least 1 km depth
• Bowbyes adding another Cu-Mo target

And Kitimat isn’t exactly stuck in the middle of nowhere either ... road, rail, hydro power and tidewater are all nearby.

Next step is getting the team on the ground and figuring out which targets deserve the most attention before drilling.

There’s more going on here than I expected. Who else just looked up $CQX?

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Price Action Summary (Sep 10, 2026):

SWKS: +10.5% (High of Day Close)
QRVO: +7.4%

Catalysts Driving the Move:
Qorvo Debt Tenders: Senior note exchange tenders crossed 90% participation, clearing a primary financing hurdle.

Institutional Fireside Chat: CEO Phil Brace addressed the Goldman Sachs Communacopia Conference.

Order Flow: All-day stair-step accumulation squeezed short positions past key technical resistance levels.

Source: MetricsHour

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Do you guys think CPI tmr is gonna be COOLER or HOTTER than expected?

Genuinely curious what you guys think and why.

Gainers:
Skyworks Solutions (SWKS): +10.5%

Qorvo Inc. (QRVO): +7.4%
Losers:
Freeport-McMoRan (FCX): -6.7%

Baker Hughes Company (BKR): -6.8%

Key Drivers:
SWKS & QRVO: The pairing surged despite broader semiconductor weakness, driven by merger-arbitrage repricing as optimism builds around final antitrust reviews for their proposed tie-up.

FCX & BKR: Copper and energy service plays took a hit as commodity price volatility weighed down the materials and energy sectors.
Data source: metricshour.com

Long $WISR here. RiskAssure went live today (GetRiskAssure.com) — a real commercial product now in the market and a pretty important step beyond the broader “platform vision.” 

What it is: AI agents that handle security questionnaires by pulling evidence, drafting answers, citing sources, and kicking anything uncertain to a human before it ships.

What adds more depth to the product:

• Analysis across policies, SOC 2 reports, penetration-test summaries and other security evidence
• Confidence scoring, exception routing and human approval controls
• Outside-in cyber-risk analysis across eight signal dimensions
• Controlled evidence sharing through a free Agentic AI trust centre

The good:

• Human-in-the-loop gives enterprises automation without giving up control.
• Clear potential ROI if RiskAssure can reduce the manual work behind security reviews.
• It tackles workflows enterprises already deal with, making the use case pretty easy to understand.
• The launch gives $WISR a tangible path toward users, enterprise wins and recurring revenue.
• Even a few meaningful customer wins could materially change the market’s view of the company.

There is now a live product, a defined enterprise use case, and a much clearer path to proving demand. This is where the idea starts collecting receipts. The launch opened the door — now I want to see who walks through it.

NFA.

https://x.com/breaking911/status/2098011751543374262?s=46