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This 90-second clip is taken from our July 22 webinar with CEO & Executive Director of Goldsky Resources, Russell Bradford. Goldsky Resources Corp. (GSKR, TSXV) makes up 34.29% of the 13D Gold High Growth Acquisition (HGAX) Index. Learn more about the 13D Gold High Growth Acquisition Index:

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