By Keith Weiner Hostages of Irredeemable Scrip Stockholm Syndrome is defined as “…a condition that causes hostages to develop a psychological alliance with their captors as a survival strategy during captivity.” While observers would expect kidnapping victims to fear and loathe the gang who imprison and threaten them, the reality is that some don’t. Images […]
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By Brian Maher This post The Third Front in the War on Cash appeared first on Daily Reckoning. The armies of the cashless society have trapped the heroic but overmatched cash note in a classic pincer movement… Governments advance against the entrenched center… The banks move against one vulnerable flank… Now the credit card companies
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click to enlarge As I’ve Gold got a boost Friday on weaker-than-expected inflation and retail sales figures, casting doubt on the Federal Reserve’s ability to continue normalizing interest rates this year. Consumer prices rose slightly in June, at their slowest pace so far this year. The consumer price index (CPI), released on Friday, showed the
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By Alexander Green In my last column, I discussed New York Times columnist Robert Frank’s book Success and Luck and his claim that there is no real meritocracy in this country. In his view, what best explains the difference between the economically successful and the economically unsuccessful – the so-called “haves” and “have-nots” – is
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By analyst By Cecilia Jamasmie Canada’s Dominion Diamond Corp. (TSX, NYSE: DDC), the world’s third largest producer of rough diamonds by value, said Monday it has accepted The Washington Companies sweetened cash takeover bid presented last week. The privately held Montana-based firm is offering $14.25 per share for all shares of the diamond producer, which
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By analyst By Tumi Ntsoko Lucara’s Lesedi La Rona will have to be cut in order to find a buyer, industry insiders say. …read more Source:: MineWeb The post Tennis ball-sized ‘diamond in the rough’ too big to sell appeared first on Junior Mining Analyst.
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By analyst By Cecilia Jamasmie While BHP’s (ASX, NYSE:BHP) (LON:BLT) new chairman doesn’t assume the role until September, pressure is already mounting on Ken Mackenzie, who supports plans to grow the firm’s potash business to the size of its iron ore division. The world’s largest mining company by market capitalization restated Monday its intentions to
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Source: Bob Moriarty for Streetwise Reports 07/17/2017 Bob Moriarty of 321Gold explores the prospects of a company he believes is run by a “dream team” that has assembled a stable of world-class projects. Over the past eighteen years, since the low of gold at $252 in August of 1999, management teams in the junior resource
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By David Morgan Discover How YOU Can Cash-Flow Gold & Silver For A Passive Income Of 12% – 26.4% Per Year Just Like Real Estate… …Using A Very Powerful and Simple Strategy That Takes Less Than 1 Hour A Month to Manage, Has Been Proven In Over 40 Countries, and Has A Success Rate of
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By analyst By Andrew Topf Mining is often described as a dangerous profession, but lurking behind the physical injuries, suicide has become a disturbing trend particularly in Australia. Now Swiss commodities trader and mining giant Glencore (LON:GLEN) is tackling the issue head-on through a new program, Mates in Mining, being rolled out in Clermont, southwest
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