Weekly Watchlist - Sep.06, 2025

Another strong week for gold stocks, seeing lots of big moves throughout the sector.

Tudor Gold - Market Cap $225 Million - Breakout

What a close for the stock—up over 22% on Friday! Another positive signal was the weekly volume candle, which nearly doubled compared to recent averages, indicating strong investor interest.

The company holds an 80% stake in the Treaty Creek project in British Columbia, acquired through its merger with American Creek Resources. Treaty Creek is a massive asset, boasting over 21 million ounces of gold in the indicated category and more than 4 million ounces in the inferred category.

The company is well-capitalized and actively exploring the property, with a focus on unlocking its full potential. Additionally, management is working toward releasing a Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA), which could serve as a significant catalyst for the stock in the near term. With its strong fundamentals, promising exploration results, and upcoming milestones, the company is definitely one to watch.

Orosur Mining - Market Cap $127 Million - Breakout

Orosur had a beautiful breakout this week on the weekly chart, accompanied by large relative volume and multi-year highs—all classic bullish signals that could indicate a potential winner in the market.

The company is strategically focused on its South American assets, with its flagship project being the Anza Gold Project in Colombia. Orosur is set to release a mineral resource estimate for Anza in December, which could be a significant catalyst for the stock. Recent drilling results at the project have been impressive, including highlights from the infill program such as 62 metres at 12 g/t Au, underscoring the potential scale and grade of the deposit.

Amarc Resources - Market Cap $99 Million - Breakout

Another metals stock is on its way to making multi-year highs—another beautiful chart with huge relative volume coming in. Typically, that combination sets the stage for strong performance.

Amarc Resources owns a diversified portfolio of copper-gold projects in British Columbia, positioning itself in a sector with strong long-term fundamentals. The Joy project has been generating significant news flow this year. Amarc is partnered with Freeport on Joy, and they recently announced a new discovery: drilling 60 metres grading 0.90% CuEq.

Freeport has elected to earn a 60% stake in the project and is committed to investing over $75 million in exploration over the next five years—effectively funding a large portion of the project’s advancement.

In addition, Amarc is partnered with Bolden on the Duke project. Bolden will invest $10 million in upcoming exploration, further de-risking Amarc’s capital requirements while adding significant upside potential. With multiple projects advancing through well-capitalized partnerships, there is strong potential for continued news flow.

These strategic deals limit dilution and showcase Amarc’s ability to leverage smart partnerships for growth. This is a unique story in the metals sector, combining exploration upside, institutional backing, and a chart that’s catching the market’s attention.

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