We first brought Highlander Silver Corp. (CSE: HSLV | OTC: HLSCF) to your attention at $3.94 on the 24th December,
2025, and since that coverage the stock has surged as high as $5.40, delivering over 37% in gains in a very short period of time.
That is a massive move by any standard, and it underscores the strength of the trend now unfolding in this name.
The stock closed yesterday’s session at $5.15, up 8.42% on the day, as momentum continues to
accelerate and buyers remain firmly in control.
Zooming out, the bigger picture is even more impressive. HLSCF is now up approximately +574.67% over the past 52 weeks, placing it among the top-performing precious metals equities in the market.
Highlander Silver carries a market capitalization of roughly $804.89
million, with an enterprise value near $730.67 million, reflecting growing confidence in the company’s scale, assets, and long-term potential. The company is focused on the acquisition, exploration, and evaluation of mineral properties in Peru, with exposure to gold and silver, and its flagship La Estrella project in central Peru continues to anchor the story.
"Highlander Silver Corp. (TSX: HSLV) announce plans to pursue a listing on the NYSE American LLC (“NYSE American”) as part of its U.S. growth strategy.
The Company intends to list on the NYSE American to satisfy the appetite of U.S. retail and
institutional investors seeking to add exposure to Highlander Silver. In advance of listing on the NYSE American, Highlander Silver will file a Form 40-F Registration Statement with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission. Subject to the review and approval of the listing application and satisfaction of all applicable listing and regulatory requirements, the Company expects its common shares to commence trading on the NYSE American in Q1/26."
We first brought VAUCF to your attention at $0.128 on the 24th of December, 2025, and since then the stock has surged as high as $0.152, delivering over
+18.75% in gains at the highs. That’s real performance — not theory.
Most recently, VAUCF closed at $0.1380, up +$0.0040
(+2.99%) on the session, as price action remains constructive following the broader breakout. On a longer-term basis, the stock has now delivered a +45.49% gain over the past 52 weeks, underscoring the strength of the underlying trend.
From a technical perspective, the structure remains bullish. Vault Minerals continues to trade firmly within a well-defined long-term uptrend, holding above rising trend support after its recent push to new highs. Pullbacks have remained shallow and consistently met with demand,
while momentum indicators such as RSI remain constructive rather than overheated.
James Hesketh, President and CEO of Viva Gold commented:
“The Tonopah Gold Project is one of the most advanced undeveloped gold projects in Nevada. Viva’s primary focus for 2026 is to rapidly advance Tonopah through pre-feasibility/feasibility study work
and into development permitting. In 2025, Viva published a Preliminary Economic Analysis (“PEA”) and resource estimate at Tonopah and closed the year with an equity financing to support moving the project forward. Our 2025 PEA identified areas of work required to further improve project economics and to guide our feasibility study program. The existing pit confined resource at Tonopah contains 86% measured and indicated material, a high confidence level mineral resource. Viva believes that this
advanced project status combined with its advanced metallurgical and baseline environmental study work provides the Company with a competitive advantage and the ability to strongly leverage its current market valuation,”
Why Now is the Time to Consider Our Stock and Crypto Picks
Both of our picks are already working — and they’re not done. We identified VAUCF at $0.128, and the stock immediately did what strong setups do, ripping to $0.152 for +18.75% before cooling off constructively. Instead of rolling over, it’s holding higher ground, closing at $0.1380 (+2.99%), with a +45.49% gain over the past year. That’s not a one-day pop — that’s a stock being accumulated and defended by buyers who expect higher prices ahead.
The same pattern is playing out, just on a bigger scale, with HLSCF. We first flagged it at $3.94, and it has since surged to $5.40, delivering over 37% gains while confirming a much larger trend that’s already up +574% over 52 weeks. Importantly, neither stock is showing exhaustion — no blow-off tops, no panic selling — just higher highs, shallow pullbacks, and steady follow-through.
That combination is why this moment matters: strength is being confirmed, not questioned, and historically, this is when the next leg of real momentum begins.
As always, we encourage you to conduct your own
research and consider how our stock and crypto picksfits into your broader investment strategy.
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