Exploits Discovery Corp C.NFLD

Alternate Symbol(s): NFLDF

Exploits Discovery Corp. is a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on the acquisition and development of mineral projects in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. The Company is focused on discovering high-grade structurally hosted epizonal gold. Its exploration and evaluation properties include Middle Ridge Property, Great Bend Property, True Grit Property, Mount Peyton Property, Gazeebow Property, Dog Bay Property, Jonathan’s Pond Property, and others. The Middle Ridge property consists of about 1,536 mineral claims covering an area of approximately 384 square kilometers. The Great Bend Property consists of about 1,800 mineral claims encompassing a land area of 450 square kilometers. The True Grit property consists of about 1,030 mineral claims covering approximately 258 square kilometers. The Mount Peyton property consists of about 722 mineral claims and encompasses a land area of 181 square kilometers. The Gazeebow property consists of about 603 mineral claims.

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Comment by smilingmickeyon Jan 20, 2021 2:25pm

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RE:RE:Exploits Reports 66.3 G/T Silver In Sample At Katie Prospect

Hello Science Geek,
This is a pure speculation.
The Company has exploration rights in an area near to where V. NFL has already drilled some spectacular holes and as a result have experienced a huge increase in their share price. The value of NFLD is $500 million or so. The market cap of C.NFLD is maybe $6 million. I understand that Spot assisted NFL re where to drill using their own proprietary technology, so I'm hoping that they will perform the same trick again.
A comparison of the market value of NFLD and Exploits will tell you that if Exploits hit lucky before running out of cash/patience from shareholders, they will be a huge multibagger. If not shareholders will be both wiser and poorer!

SM

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