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By Ray Blanco This post The Upside for This Biotech Sector Could Be Explosive appeared first on Daily Reckoning. There are few endeavors fraught with more risk than the development of a newly discovered therapeutic compound. Like newly hatched sea turtles, many don’t make it to the sea. They dig out of the sand only […]

By analyst By Valentina Ruiz Leotaud Mercury likely originated in small-scale gold mining operations and coal-burning power plants in the northern hemisphere is reaching the Australian tropics, new research has found. According to scientists from a variety of institutions in New South Wales, polluted northern hemisphere air travels thousands of kilometres from north to south.

Source: Tom Beck for Streetwise Reports 10/09/2017 Tom Beck, founder of Portfolio Wealth Global, discusses the energy sector and highlights one commodity that he says appreciates when oil becomes overpriced. One resource industry dwarfs the rest of them put together: energy. The mega-shift of the 21st century is urbanization. For the first time in human

By analyst By Andrew Topf Investors in a Calgary-based junior will no doubt be clinking wine glasses and giving some extra thanks this Canadian Thanksgiving weekend. Those holding West High Yield Resources (TSXV:WHY) stock on Thursday were treated to a meteoric rise in the price after it was announced that the company sold its land

By analyst By Andrew Topf The Queensland Government is getting behind a pilot program that, together with an industry group, is hoping to bring thousands of mining equipment and services positions to the Bowen Basin within the next decade. The METS Ignited Bowen Basin Cluster Program is a joint initiative between the state government and

By analyst By Andrew Topf Coal is dead. Coal mining is a sunset industry. Donald Trump is crazy if he thinks he can revive Big Coal. While all these statements have become part of global consciousness when it comes to the future of the much-maligned fossil fuel, a report by Urgewald, a Berlin-based environmental group,

By analyst By Andrew Topf Australians opposed to the Adani Group’s Carmichael coal mine in the Galilee Basin of Queensland expressed their displeasure at the project on Saturday. Declaring it a “national day of action”, anti-coal mine organizers held rallies in several locations across the country including Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, the Gold Coast and Port

By Andrew Snyder #article_featured_image { display: none; } Transcript: Samuel Taube: Joining us again today is Andy Snyder, the former editorial director of The Oxford Club and, more recently, the founder of Manward Press. And today we are talking about the pros and cons of the controversial policy idea known as universal basic income. Andy,

By Jordan Roy-Byrne CMT, MFTA TDG #538 was published early Saturday evening and emailed to subscribers. The update is 31 pages long and includes a lengthy Q&A section along with notes on a handful of companies we own. We also list companies and their buy price targets. Here is a quick table of contents for

By MN Gordon The True Believer How is it that seemingly intelligent people, of apparent sound mind and rational thought, can stray so far off the beam? How come there are certain professions that reward their practitioners for their failures? The central banking and monetary policy vocation rings the bell on both accounts. Today we