By Cory댊 Hour 2 – Politics – Trying To Make A Difference With Less Complaining Download audio file (0901-KER-Politics-Hour-2.mp3) Segment 5: Michael Stumo CEO of The Coalition for a Prosperous American discusses the potential new Mexican Trade Agreement. Segment 6: We discuss Lumen Student News a difference making movement with Tudor Dixon. Segment 7: We […]
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By Cory댊 Hour 1 – Undervalued Sectors and Significant Monthly Closes Download audio file (0901-KER-Weekend-Show-Hour-1.mp3) We are finally at Labor Day and hopefully the end of the low volume slow markets. This summer has been good for US markets and really tough for the metals. In this weekend’s show we look at what is still
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Source: Streetwise Reports 09/01/2018 The company reported drill results for 13 holes. Allegiant Gold Ltd. (AUAU:TSX.V; AUXXF:OTCQX) announced the drill results from the remaining 13 holes, holes 156-168, from the 22-hole phase 1 resource expansion drill program, totaling 8,265 meters, at its 100%-owned Eastside gold project, located 32 kilometers west of Tonopah, Nevada. “The phase
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What is a trend? There are countless ways to answer that question, but I’ve always been partial to perhaps the simplest definition: an uptrend is when an asset moves from the lower left to the upper right corner of the chart, and a downtrend is when it moves from the upper left to the lower
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By MINING.com Editor Birimian Limited, (ASX:BGS) the Australian developer of a $199 million lithium mine in Mali, is targeting first production for Q1 2020. The Goulamina mine is one of the world’s largest undeveloped high-grade lithium deposits and will represent 15% of the current global lithium supply. The Goulamina mine is one of the world’s
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Asian stocks were under renewed selling pressure this morning as global trade concerns and chaos across emerging markets weighed on risk appetite. Global trade developments have certainly placed investors on an emotional roller-coaster ride this week with the initial optimism over NAFTA talks outweighed by U.S.-China concerns. Market sentiment is likely to remain cautious, especially
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We could not have been more Bullish on this rally. in the S&P 500. Furthermore, our upside target of 2924.50 may not have been perfectly achieved for those who are greedy but hitting within 7 points is a win in our book. Yesterday’s PCE data showed that inflation stabilized back at 2.0% for the month
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Crude oil closed back above $70 a barrel as storms, both real and politically, started to develop. Prices were on the rise after U.S. oil supply fell 2.6 million barrels this week, which raised even more concerns about the market’s ability to replace plunging Venezuelan oil production and Iranian exports that reportedly already are facing
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By The Daily Gold – Jordan Roy-Byrne After a vicious selloff precious metals have stabilized. Its not a surprise given the breadth and sentiment extremes we noted and had predicted earlier. Although recent gains have met some resistance, the immediate path of least resistance should be higher. Let’s take a look at the key support
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By Cory댊 Wrapping Up The Monthly Closes – US Markets and Metals Chris Temple joins me to wrap up the markets for this week and more importantly the monthly close. We discuss the US markets at all time highs and the metals sector closing at some key lower technical levels. We also look at the
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