Gold stocks sold off late summer, offering some potential buying opportunities. While insider buying is not a guarantee of success, it is a factor worth considering when evaluating a junior miner’s prospects. Robert Hinchcliffe, chief executive of Galway Metals, has spent $114,980 buying shares in the public market since Aug. 31. The company is focused on its 100-per-cent-owned Clarence Stream gold project located about 70 kilometres from Fredericton. A 75,000 metre drilling program continues, and the company hopes to provide an updated resource estimate in the new year.
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