Dear BMR eAlert Subscriber:
4:30 am Pacific

One junior with obvious momentum at the moment - the stock is in the midst of a major technical breakout above a 7-month horizontal channel - is International Montoro Resources (IMT, TSX-V) which closed yesterday (Wednesday) at 9.5 cents.

It's not just the very bullish technical pattern that has gotten us excited about IMT over the last couple of weeks (the signals are almost identical to those seen recently in North Arrow Minerals and NioCorp Developments which broke out sharply to the upside as John correctly predicted).

Drilling started several days ago at IMT's Pecors Ni-Cu-PGE target near Elliott Lake in northern Ontario, immediately west of the famous Sudbury Nickel camp.

Initially, IMT is drilling 2 deep holes into the heart of this massive anomaly which the Ontario Geological Survey believes is more similar to that found at Nickel mines in the Sudbury basin than to that of Uranium and REE discoveries in the Elliot Lake area.

Lake sediment sampling at Pecors has also revealed high Nickel and Chromium values.

With drilling, money in the bank, technical momentum, and a current market cap of only $6 million, IMT has plenty of room to move higher this month, and is backed by the solid management of Gary Musil who's had impressive success the last few years in challenging markets.

As always, perform your own due diligence.

Regards,
BMR Research Team
BullMarketRun.com

p.s. Check BMR Morning Musings today for an updated IMT chart (a Fib. resistance level is 16 cents).