CAXPF
DISTRICT COPPER CORP
stock OTC

I've been building a large position because DCOP is the cheapest, by far, ($3.3M market cap!!) in this copper-rich district, coming off it's 52-week low, has had a number of high volume "shake and bake" days, and is now consolidating upwards ahead of the project's most comprehensive, modern exploration campaign in its history.
This chart is a classic wake up call for speculators looking to front run upcoming catalysts.
High volume aggressive accumulation drove shares to 0.10, cooled off to 0.07, and now getting quietly bought up on a rising floor.. getting tight!
https://preview.redd.it/yqlglzg277ug1.png?width=830&format=png&auto=webp&s=b6b1f9bb369fd9ce672b43157b9e92cb431822fd
the company has been dormant for years while waiting for market conditions to improve. That just changed.
District Copper (TSXV: DCOP / OTC: CAXPF). C$3.3M market cap
They just raised $250K, a small, non-dilutive financing to kick off field season and vector in on drill targets for the project's first-ever drill campaign.
I like this because they are not doing a bloated raise at a nickel to pay salaries and take "marketing" trips. A surgical raise to get boots on the ground. This is what a real micro-cap catalyst looks like before anyone is paying attention.
Why I've been building a large position:
**1) Coming off the 52-week low on volume.** When dormant juniors wake up and the chart starts moving before newsflow, I pay attention. Field season is coming.
**2) Non-dilutive raise to fund the most comprehensive modern exploration program this project has ever seen.** A 14.5 km DCIP geophysical survey to delineate buried anomalies first identified in 2021. Geological mapping. Petrographic studies. 3D inversion modelling. Designed to build the technical case for a drill permit. First time in 128 years anyone has put a proper program together on this ground.
**3) Teck's Highland Valley Copper mine is 20 km away. Same geology.** Teck just got board approval for a $2.1-2.4B mine life extension through 2046. HVC is Canada's largest open-pit copper mine producing 132,000 tonnes of copper a year for four decades.
The Guichon Creek batholith hosts those mega-deposits and DCOP's Copper Keg sits at the northern end of that same batholith.
The company's geochemical work matched six intrusive phases between the two properties, including the same Bethsaida and Skeena phases that host Highland Valley's ore. Road, power, gas, rail all nearby.
In 1898 the BC Minister of Mines flagged this ground, noting a **"spectacular gossan" with "a large body of ore, principally copper."**
A 24-metre adit was run in on the claims. Then nothing. For over a century, the only work done here was surface sampling, limited geophysics, and cursory mapping.
Nobody ever drilled it. Nobody ever ran modern technology on it.
Two porphyry copper targets are now defined. A 600m x 400m gossan with chalcopyrite and molybdenum at surface.
A second similar gossan 600m to the west that nobody has even looked at. Soil values up to 1,517 ppm copper. The full porphyry alteration sequence: potassic, propylitic, phyllic.
Every box checked except the one that matters most: a drill hole.
Teck spends $2.4 billion to extend its mine. DCOP sits on the same batholith with a $3.3M market cap and has never been drilled.
I am going to go on record by saying that disconnect doesn't last once the DCIP survey data drops and drill targets are defined.
This is the ground floor of a potentially massive re-rate.
i've been investing in this sector for over 30 years and rarely see a setup as undervalued as DCOP
Disclosure: Very long DCOP, have been accumulating.

I've been building a large position because DCOP is the cheapest, by far, ($3.3M market cap!!) in this copper-rich district, coming off it's 52-week low, has had a number of high volume "shake and bake" days, and is now consolidating upwards ahead of the project's most comprehensive, modern exploration campaign in its history.
This chart is a classic wake up call for speculators looking to front run upcoming catalysts.
High volume aggressive accumulation drove shares to 0.10, cooled off to 0.07, and now getting quietly bought up on a rising floor.. getting tight!
https://preview.redd.it/yqlglzg277ug1.png?width=830&format=png&auto=webp&s=b6b1f9bb369fd9ce672b43157b9e92cb431822fd
the company has been dormant for years while waiting for market conditions to improve. That just changed.
District Copper (TSXV: DCOP / OTC: CAXPF). C$3.3M market cap
They just raised $250K, a small, non-dilutive financing to kick off field season and vector in on drill targets for the project's first-ever drill campaign.
I like this because they are not doing a bloated raise at a nickel to pay salaries and take "marketing" trips. A surgical raise to get boots on the ground. This is what a real micro-cap catalyst looks like before anyone is paying attention.
Why I've been building a large position:
**1) Coming off the 52-week low on volume.** When dormant juniors wake up and the chart starts moving before newsflow, I pay attention. Field season is coming.
**2) Non-dilutive raise to fund the most comprehensive modern exploration program this project has ever seen.** A 14.5 km DCIP geophysical survey to delineate buried anomalies first identified in 2021. Geological mapping. Petrographic studies. 3D inversion modelling. Designed to build the technical case for a drill permit. First time in 128 years anyone has put a proper program together on this ground.
**3) Teck's Highland Valley Copper mine is 20 km away. Same geology.** Teck just got board approval for a $2.1-2.4B mine life extension through 2046. HVC is Canada's largest open-pit copper mine producing 132,000 tonnes of copper a year for four decades.
The Guichon Creek batholith hosts those mega-deposits and DCOP's Copper Keg sits at the northern end of that same batholith.
The company's geochemical work matched six intrusive phases between the two properties, including the same Bethsaida and Skeena phases that host Highland Valley's ore. Road, power, gas, rail all nearby.
In 1898 the BC Minister of Mines flagged this ground, noting a **"spectacular gossan" with "a large body of ore, principally copper."**
A 24-metre adit was run in on the claims. Then nothing. For over a century, the only work done here was surface sampling, limited geophysics, and cursory mapping.
Nobody ever drilled it. Nobody ever ran modern technology on it.
Two porphyry copper targets are now defined. A 600m x 400m gossan with chalcopyrite and molybdenum at surface.
A second similar gossan 600m to the west that nobody has even looked at. Soil values up to 1,517 ppm copper. The full porphyry alteration sequence: potassic, propylitic, phyllic.
Every box checked except the one that matters most: a drill hole.
Teck spends $2.4 billion to extend its mine. DCOP sits on the same batholith with a $3.3M market cap and has never been drilled.
I am going to go on record by saying that disconnect doesn't last once the DCIP survey data drops and drill targets are defined.
This is the ground floor of a potentially massive re-rate.
i've been investing in this sector for over 30 years and rarely see a setup as undervalued as DCOP
Disclosure: Very long DCOP, have been accumulating.