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Your Tuesday (NPEZF) Complete Update

March 2nd

Good Morning,

NPEZF had a solid day yesterday closing up just over 9% from Friday's closing valuation.

From an open of $.4356 to a high of $.5055, NPEZF made a max intraday run of 16%.

At close Monday, NPEZF was trading above its 20-Day Simple Moving Average and its 50-Day Simple Moving Average.

Additionally, NPEZF was trading above its 5-Day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) and its 13-Day Exponential Moving Average.

Furthermore, NPEZF's 5-Day EMA was trading above its 13-Day EMA which signals a profile that has been trending in a positive direction over the short term.

Could this profile continue on its recent vertical surge?

If you haven't read my initial NPEZF report, do so now and get it on your radar.

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Did you see what happened this past week? 2 of my recent profiles ran to new 52-week highs!

First, CTXR hit a high of $2.90 on 2/22, making it an approximate 154% runner from my initial alert in December.

VUZI turned in a move of approximately 332% from my December alert when it hit $24.44 on 2/22.

Awesome news, but let's look to the future...

The impressive price rise copper enjoyed last year, was in part thanks to inves*tors seeking safe-haven assets in response to the pandemic.

According to a recent Forbes article, years of under-inves*tment in new copper mines have created a tight supply structure further cementing the price.

China’s quick economic recovery also helped, along with expectations that copper demand will surge as the green economy takes shape in a post-CV-19 world.

With President Biden taking the reins, it’s the dawn of a new greener revolution and that too bodes very well for the price of copper.

In areas where the pandemic has caused food shortages, demand for freezers has soared as they require copper in their cooling mechanisms.

As if that wasn’t enough, the health sector is increasingly using the age-old commodity in its fight against infection. Copper has been used for its antimicrobial properties for over 4000 years. Nowadays its use is not only valuable but vital in the manufacture of many applications from hospital bed railings to medical devices and even touch screen pens.

Further, copper demand will be substantially impacted by the growing market for electric vehicles (EVs) over the next decade, according to new research commissioned by the International Copper Association (ICA).

All types of EV require a substantial amount of copper. It is used in batteries, windings and copper rotors used in electric motors, wiring, busbars and charging infrastructure.

For these reasons and more that I'll highlight in this report, there is only one copper profile to have on your radar on Monday, March 1st:

Bam Bam Resources Corp. (NPEZF)

Bam Bam Resources Corp. is engaged in the identification, review and acquisition of latter stage copper and copper/silver/gold assets. This is in direct response to the growing worldwide demand and lack of supply for precious metals fueled by the Green New Deal in the US and most other developed nations with similar programs aimed at addressing climate change.

Bam Bam Resources Corp. also trades under the symbol (BBR) on the Canadian Securities Exchange.

The company's flagship project is the Majuba Hill copper, silver and gold project located 156 miles outside Reno, Nevada, USA. Management has been mandated to focus on safe, mining friendly jurisdictions and government regulations supportive of mining operations.

Majuba Hill Project

Location & Infrastructure

The Majuba Hill property is 113 road km (70 miles) southwest of Winnemucca, Nevada, and 251 km (156 miles) northeast of Reno. Access is by well-maintained county roads from the Imlay, Nevada exit on U.S. Interstate 80, and traveling westward 23 miles. The project is in north central Pershing County, about 172 km (107 miles) northeast of Reno, Nevada. The nearest supply center is Winnemucca, Nevada. Winnemucca offers food, lodging, fuel, and some exploration services. All mineral exploration services including supplies, analytical laboratories, and drilling service companies are available in Reno or in Elko, Nevada, about 210 road miles to the east of the project. Reno and Elko are the major supply centers for exploration and mining activities in Nevada. The nearest airport with commercial service is Reno, Nevada.

The highways are sufficient for transportation of exploration-size heavy equipment. Development logistics would use the 4 lane Interstate 80 highway, Union Pacific railroad tracks and adjacent power, natural gas, and fiber optic transmission lines in the rail – highway corridor. A few four-wheel drive roads and ATV trails provide access to the main target areas. Mining is a common occupation in the area with several small to world class mines operating in the Winnemucca – Lovelock area over the past several decades. A well-trained and experienced mining workforce pool is available in Nevada that will flow to where it is needed.

Historic Production

The Majuba Hill District was initially discovered in 1907 with the discovery of copper stained outcrops and cassiterite float. Mining for copper began during the price spikes for base metals triggered by the first World War. Since this is a rather isolated district, the history of the property is essentially the history of the region.

Other than the Majuba intrusive complex-related mineralization (including the Last Chance mine), mining in the district is confined to moderate-grade gold placer deposits on the southern flank of the Trinity Range. Reports of examinations of these placers indicate the source is not likely to be Majuba but gold locally derived from small quartz veins in metasediments (Jenkins, 1982).

The history of Majuba Hill itself can be divided into two periods: production and exploration. The early part of the 1900’s saw high-grade copper production and minor tin production from oxidized ore at the Majuba Mine. Peripheral silver, lead, and zinc was mined from the Last Chance Mine. Exploration has occurred since the 1970’s as the porphyry system was recognized and defined. Modern exploration began in 1971 with Mine Finders, Inc. of Lakewood, Colorado initially looking at Majuba Hill as an analog to the porphyry molybdenum orebodies mined in Colorado. 38,498 feet of core and RC drilling has been completed since 1970: 19,834 feet of core by Mine Finders (1970-1974), 8,560 feet of RC by Minterra Resource Corp. (2006 -2008), and 10,104 of core by Max Resources (2011-2014).

Exploration Model

Small scale historic mining concentrated on the Majuba fault zone and veins in subordinate structures.

Between 2007 and the present, 35 holes with a total of 18,584 feet were drilled at Majuba. Prior to this, 28 holes with a total of 23,316 feet were drilled between 1920 and 1975. Drill logs and assays for the historic drilling are available in various formats. The modern (2007 and later) drilling records are in very good condition and have been converted to electronic format along with all assay certificates and results. Core and chips are stored in Elko, Nevada for the modern drilling. Drilling has shown significant intercepts of low grade copper and silver in both oxide and sulfide mineralization.

Historic Drill Program Highlights

Since 1941 there have been seven drill campaigns that drilled 74 holes at Majuba Hill. Six by exploration companies and one by the U.S. Bureau of Mines. Prior to 1970, 16 holes (1,114 m/3656 feet) were drilled by Freeport Sulfur Company (1942) and the U.S. Bureau of Mines (1948). Since 1970, 13,906 meters (45,622 feet) in 58 core and RC holes was completed at Majuba.

They have constructed a detailed geologic model using all of the drill data. This 3D GIS model gives us a solid spatial platform to visualize the Known Oxide Zone and expand it into the much larger Majuba Oxide Extension Area.

Historic surface drilling has delineated an outcropping copper and silver oxide zone. Historic core holes drilled by Max Resources and described in the technical report prepared for Galileo Exploration Ltd. in May 2017 (NI43-101 Technical Report, Majuba Hill Project, Pershing County, Nevada, A.J. Morris CPG QP) returned good oxide copper in a discrete area around the historic underground workings.

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#1. NPEZF Potential Catalyst - Low Float Structure

NPEZF has an incredibly low float.

According to OTC Markets website, NPEZF has a float of approximately 5.1Mn shares.

Why is that important? It's important on one crucial level. Volatility.

With so few shares available for trading, potential catalysts can send shares heading vertical in the short term.

Could the next potential catalyst for NPEZF fuel a possible breakout?

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#2. NPEZF Potential Catalyst - Bullish Analysis

On Friday, StockTA had given NPEZF a bullish analysis overall, in the short term, and in the intermediate.

To break that down even more, StockTA recognizes bullish Exponential Moving Average (EMA) indicators.

They report NPEZF to be trading over its 5-Day EMA and its 13-Day EMA.

On top of that, NPEZF's 5-Day EMA is trading above its 13-Day EMA which signals a profile trending in a positive direction over the recent term.

Could this be signaling a potentially major vertical move in the short term?

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#3. NPEZF Potential Catalyst - Drone Magnetic Survey Underway

Bam Bam Soil Results Highlight Discovery of New Copper Intrusive Centers at Majuba Hill

Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - February 19, 2021) - Bam Bam Resources Corp. (CSE: BBR) (OTC Pink: NPEZF) (FSE: 4NPB) ("Bam Bam" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that a drone magnetic survey by Zonge International, Inc. is underway at the Majuba Hill Porphyry Copper Project in Pershing County, Nevada. The magnetic coverage is being expanded because of the very encouraging results from a 2018 ground magnetic survey over part of the project area.

The 2018 ground magnetic survey covered the known oxide, the oxide extension, and the sulfide target zones. Two magnetic lows were interpreted from the data and a distinct association was observed between the magnetic lows and high copper values in historic drilling, surface geochemical sampling, and the historic underground copper mine at Majuba.

High-grade copper values reported from the 2020 Bam Bam drilling program (July 17, 2020 and October 5, 2020) are along the southern edge of the eastern magnetic low. Porphyry-style pyrite, pyrrhotite, chalcopyrite, and arsenopyrite associated with quartz-sericite-pyrite (phyllic) and possible potassic alteration was logged in the recent deep core holes and is highly correlative with the 2018 survey. The detailed magnetic geophysical information from the drone survey will provide guidance for expanding the mineralization at Majuba Hill.

David Greenway, President & CEO, commented: "The porphyry copper fingerprint we are seeing in the geophysical data is very encouraging. I am pleased that we can get the field crews on the project and advance this phase of our 2021 exploration program. Majuba is emerging as a large-scale copper project and working in a safe jurisdiction like Nevada allows Bam Bam to be very effective with our exploration dollars."

Read the full article here.

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Coverage is officially initiated on NPEZF. Also, while you have a moment now, do this:

If there are any more updates today, I'll get them out to you quickly.

Sincerely,

Kai Parker

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