⚡ NEW COPPER MINES CAN TAKE 15–17 YEARS.
The copper market needs discoveries now because production takes years. NRED is moving Wilmac from interpretation toward field testing.
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THE NEW MODEL POINTS TO A LARGE BATHOLITH BENEATH WILMAC.
The new interpretation links Wilmac to the regional system hosting Copper Mountain Mine. NRED now has 3 structurally segmented porphyry targets.
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NRED IS BACK ON THE WATCHLIST. The chart is early, but more interesting than last week. The chart and fundamentals are starting to align.
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30% MORE COPPER DEMAND MAKES EVERY DRILL TARGET IMPORTANT.
Demand growth is arriving faster than many greenfield projects can advance. NRED is pairing Canadian copper exposure with data-driven target selection.
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$NRED CONTINUES BUILDING SCALE!
The amended option agreement expands the Wilmac Project by 4,573!82 hectares, strengthening its exploration footprint!
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With 86 geoscience and data science specialists supporting its AI platform, NRED continues strengthening both its exploration strategy and its technical chart as buyers defend higher lows.
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“No one thought he was right all the time; @LindseyGrahamSC himself changed his mind. But when on the right side of an issue, no one was more articulate or tenacious. He was a man in the arena, always running toward the sound of the guns.” 🎯 @RHFontaine https://t.co/Dx3M2KeI1y
Jim Rutt, SFI Trustee Emeritus and Distinguished Fellow, passed away on May 27, 2026, at age 72.
Rutt's earliest involvement with SFI was as a researcher in residence in the early 2000s, exploring complex adaptive systems, agent-based models, and market economies. He joined the Board of Trustees in 2003, served as Board Chair from 2009 to 2012, and remained an active Board member until 2022.
As Chair, he guided SFI through the turmoil that followed the 2008 financial crisis, insisting the Institute preserve its science at all costs and laying the groundwork for the years that followed.
“Jim had a big presence — a booming voice, intellect, and personality — and he liked to think about very big issues,” says SFI Trustee Michael Mauboussin. “He was a super smart guy, very engaged, not afraid to entertain wacky ideas, and always willing to talk with people from all walks of life.”
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