Guy on Rocks: The monster of a project brewing at Iron Bear
Guy on Rocks' is a Stockhead series looking at the significant happenings of the resources market each week. Former geologist and experienced stockbroker Guy Le Page, director, and responsible executive at Perth-based financial services provider RM Corporate Finance, shares his high conviction views on the market and his 'hot stocks to watch'.
This week on Guy on Rocks, host Guy Le Page dissects the major iron ore project brewing under Cyclone Metals in north Quebec.
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While Cyclone Metals did not collaborate on this video, it is a Stockhead advertiser at the time of publishing.
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