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Resource World - December-January 2019 - Vol 17 Issue 1

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10 www.resourceworld.com D E C E M B E R / J A N U A R Y 2 0 1 9 DYNASTY GOLD CORP. TSX.V: DYG For more information: ichong@dynastygoldcorp.com Tel: (604) 633-2100 • 100% earn-in right in the Thundercloud gold property from Teck Resources Ltd ("TECK"), in the Wabigoon greenstone gold belt in Northwest Ontario. The Property hosts 300,000 oz resource at 1.6 g/t. • 100% owned Golden Repeat gold project in the Midas region, Elko County. Drill permit granted • 70% interest in the producing Qi-2 gold mine in the Tien Shan gold belt in Xinjiang, China. Production started in 2009 • The Company has 19,975,975 shares issued and outstanding. No debt. www.dynastygoldcorp.com DynastyGold.indd 1 2018-11-26 12:55 PM for the top five companies of just over CDN $50 billion at the end of October. Much of this high-risk capital would have traditionally found its way into the junior exploration stocks, but that is no longer the case, and according to Kaiser it doesn't appear the trend will be turning after the legalization of marijuana in Canada like many had hoped. The thinking was that after legalization investors would turn their attention to the fundamentals – the actual amount of money these companies will generate from selling cannabis and it wouldn't be long before a shakeout occurs after the cannabis gold rush runs its course. "Ultimately, the cannabis industry will bow to economics. If sales can't justify the valuation of cannabis companies, those stock prices could come crashing down," said Brian Pinchuk, a portfolio manager at Lorne Steinberg Wealth Management during a recent interview with the Montreal Gazette. If Pincuk is correct, then some of this money could be diverted into the junior resource sector which remains the most under- valued market segment on the TSX Exchanges. According to the S&P/TSX Venture Metal and Mining Index price returns for the sector are down 30.59% year to-date. Kaiser disagrees. He doesn't see this flow capital being diverted into the junior resource sector just yet. "The day of reckoning will be delayed until at least after 2020," he declared. Kaiser argues that the Canadian cannabis sector has become a launch pad for the much larger US market with companies like Coca Cola and Constellation Brands making investments in Canadian firms. "Despite legalization in some US states, cannabis is still not legal federally and to do any type of cannabis business in the US is difficult. This means companies are looking to Canada in OUTLOOK 2019 RNC

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