Roger Rosmus says Goliath Resources is still very early but increasingly looks like a future mine in Canada’s Golden Triangle, with the market underpricing it after several months without new assays. He emphasizes a fully funded 50,000 m drill program starting in June, the project’s continued expansion, and the possibility of an MRE later this year or next if the stock stays depressed.
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This interview is mainly a bullish update on Goliath Resources and its Golddigger property in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle. Rosmus argues that the stock is cheap relative to the project’s progress, even though he believes the market is already starting to recognize that the company may ultimately become a mine. The core message is that the company has drilled enough to materially expand the model, remains open laterally and at depth, and now has the balance sheet to keep pushing aggressively. A key near-term point is the upcoming 50,000 m drill program. Rosmus says the company will mobilize before the end of the month and begin drilling in June, with assays likely arriving in early July. He repeatedly frames the setup as one where the market has been waiting for fresh news after roughly four months without assay results, and where that gap has helped keep the share price down. …
Tactically, the name looks set up for event-driven volatility into June drilling and early-July assays; the immediate risk is a crowded, catalyst-sensitive setup if results disappoint or arrive unevenly. Near-term upside likely depends on fresh intercepts reinforcing the feeder-source thesis.
Over the next few months, the market will probably focus on whether repeated drilling keeps expanding the system enough to justify a resource update. If continuity and high-grade results persist, the story can shift from discovery speculation toward valuation re-rating; if not, the stock may stay rangebound.
Structurally, the transcript argues for a potential new Canadian gold mine rather than a one-off discovery trade. The lasting thesis is that if Golddigger keeps growing with improved ownership economics, Goliath could evolve into a durable Golden Triangle development story.
Goliath is in a similar-looking chart pattern to other Golden Triangle stories because the market has not had fresh assay news for about four months.
Rosmus ties share price weakness to lack of recent news flow and broader sector behavior.
The company will mobilize before month-end and begin drilling in June, with assays likely in early July.
This sets up the next near-term catalyst sequence.
Goliath ended 2025 with $52 million of cash and liquid securities and is fully funded for roughly two years.
Capital strength is used to support the continued drill program and optionality.
What's the sentiment like right now? What are people talking about? Things are saying, 'Hey, why is your share price so cheap?'
Roger Rossmus says the share price is definitely a buy down here and that every Golden Triangle story goes through a similar chart pattern because all their news came out by mid-February and they've had no news in the last 4 months, but they're about to start drilling again.
What's going on with the share price?
Roger says the world is in disarray and all Golden Triangle stories go through similar chart patterns. All their assays came out by mid-February, so they've had no news in 4 months. They're mobilizing before end of the month and starting drilling in June with assays maybe early July.
How big of a drill program are you guys planning to do this year?
They're planning 50,000 meters and are fully funded with $52 million of cash and liquid securities as of December 31st, 2025, enough for 2 years if needed.
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