In the wake of establishing unprecedented peak prices for gold, silver, platinum, and palladium last Friday, these precious metals have commenced a much-needed correction. I wanted to provide our readers with a brief update on White Gold (WGO-V), one of my top Canadian picks.

Despite the metals reaching new heights, the Daily Sentiment Indicator (DSI) is still displaying figures well below those indicative of a significant peak. As of Friday, December 26, gold’s DSI was 83, silver’s was 86, and platinum’s, despite a remarkable 10% single-day surge, only reached 85. I anticipate a moderate pullback followed by a rise, potentially a substantial one.

Metals’ performance is hinting at the potential collapse of the Western Debt-Based Financial System, which has been in place since 1492. Economic influence is transitioning both eastward and southward as BRICs assumes control over financial markets and metal pricing.

White Gold Corp. (WGO:TSX.V; WHGOF:OTCQX; 29W:FRA), established by Shawn Ryan to consolidate the abundance of promising mining projects, holds over 300,000 ha of land, roughly 40% of the White Gold district, encompassing 19 distinct properties. Within their holdings, White Gold recently announced an approximately 3-million-ounce gold resource averaging 1.38 g/t Au. With gold surpassing US$4,000, this will undoubtedly become a mine in the future.

The 3-million-ounce resource, which can be extracted through open-pit mining, comprises four separate deposits: Golden Saddle, Arc, Ryan’s Surprise, and the VG Deposit.

In October, White Gold finalized a CA$23 million private placement, providing ample funding for an extensive drill program and expansion planned for 2026. The company is currently working on a Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA), expected to be unveiled in the first half of 2026.

White Gold’s vast land package also contains metals now classified as critical, including copper, molybdenum, tungsten, antimony, and bismuth. The company is considering spinning off these assets into a new company (Newco) and distributing shares to existing shareholders.

Compared to its Yukon peers, WGO still appears undervalued, likely due to its immense land package, which can be a bit daunting. Separating the non-gold assets would streamline the situation.