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By MN Gordon No-one Cares… “No one really cares about the U.S. federal debt,” remarked a colleague and Economic Prism reader earlier in the week. “You keep writing about it as if anyone gives a lick.” We could tell he was just warming up. So, we settled back into our chair and made ourselves comfortable. […]

By Greg Guenthner This post This Puzzling Breakout is Back on Track… appeared first on Daily Reckoning. It’s been one of the most difficult breakouts we’ve tracked this year. Yet despite all the waiting and false starts, small-cap stocks are once again ripping higher. So we have to ask: Are we finally witnessing the signs

Source: James Kwantes for Streetwise Reports 09/19/2017 With a diamond supply deficit looming, James Kwantes, editor of Resource Opportunities. profiles a cashed-up junior company at the forefront of Canadian diamond exploration. The November 1991 discovery of diamonds in the Northwest Territories by prospectors Chuck Fipke and Stu Blusson put Canada on the global diamond map.

Source: Streetwise Reports 09/19/2017 Numis initiated coverage with a Buy rating and target price of CA$11 on this “dedicated cobalt investment vehicle.” Numis Securities launched coverage on Cobalt 27 Capital Corp. (KBLT:TSX.V; CBLLF:OTC; 27O:FSE) in June. Analyst Jonathan Guy noted that Cobalt 27 is a company that “provides direct exposure to the metal through a

By Jordan Roy-Byrne CMT, MFTA The 13-page update has been published and uploaded to the website. It has also been emailed. While this is a smaller update, it is mostly text. It contains comments on all of our holdings. Which are the best values now? Which are the best buys? Which might we sell? …read

By analyst By Frik Els Canadian precious metals producer McEwen Mining (TSX, NYSE:MUX) announced after the close on Monday, bought deal financing for its acquisition of the Black Fox mining complex in northern Ontario. According to a statement McEwen agreed to sell 18m shares of its common stock and warrants to purchase up to 9m

By analyst By Frik Els Monday was a bleak day on precious metals markets with the glaring exception of palladium which added more than 1% to $930 an ounce, closing the gap with sister metal platinum to only $30. At the beginning of the month, palladium futures trading in New York jumped to just shy

By James Rickards This post A “Financial H-Bomb” Has Exploded appeared first on Daily Reckoning. Somebody exploded an H-bomb last week, and it wasn’t North Korea. It was the U.S. This was not a kinetic H-bomb, the kind that leaves a mushroom cloud. It was a financial H-bomb. Financial warfare has its weapons, tactics and

click to enlarge Some could easily take from this poll that Frank Talk readers are huge Trump supporters—and many of them are—but that would be overlooking the fact that nearly 40 percent said they disapprove of the way he’s handled his job. I share this because it serves as a relatively accurate cross section of