By Cory댊 Skeena Resources – New Drill Targets At Snip And Drilling Underway At Eskay Creek Skeena Resources (TSX.V:SKE & & OTCQX:SKREF) is having a busy summer drilling at Eskay Creek and about to start drilling at the Snip Project. I chat with the President and CEO Walter Coles and the Chief Geologist Ron Nichols […]
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After a rough start to the week, Asian stocks seem to have found some support as the Turkish Lira steadied below 7 per dollar. Japan’s Nikkei 225 rose 1.8% with all sectors in green territory as the Yen gave up some of yesterday’s gains. Australia’s ASX 200 and the Korean KOSPI also edged higher but
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By The Daily Gold – Jordan Roy-Byrne In recent days Gold has been more oversold than the gold stocks. Entering this week, the gold stocks were fresh off a major technical breakdown. An upside or downside break can lead to a market stretching beyond what typically qualifies as overbought or oversold. After Monday’s selloff, the
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This morning brings a reprieve from turmoil; the Turkish Lira has bounced back as much as 8% before settling in. The story will continue to develop and an agreement to release the American pastor will certainly be favorable for the global risk appetite. While the damage to the world’s currency market has been done, we
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By Big Al Interesting topics from the Forum dealing with Medical Marijuana The concept of the use of medical marijuana is one of the most interesting topics Big Al has dealt with in a long time. Following is a discussion that resulted from some of the valuable comments we received from the topic of the
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The markets were a little calmer in the first half of today’s session as the Turkish lira finally stopped falling, while the pound staged a short-lived bounce in the aftermath of mixed-bag UK data. The dollar was little changed, rising most notably against the yen thanks to the slight reduction in risk aversion. Stocks rebounded
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By Bloomberg News (Bloomberg) — Billionaire hedge-fund manager Ray Dalio maintained his holdings in the two biggest gold-backed ETFs even as an investor exodus sent prices of the metal tumbling. As of June 30, Dalio’s Bridgewater Associates maintained its 3.9 million shares in SPDR Gold Shares, the largest exchange-traded funds backed by bullion, and 11.3
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By Reuters JOHANNESBURG, Aug 14 (Reuters) – South Africa mines minister said on Tuesday he was concerned by bullion miner Gold Fields’ plan to cut around 1,100 jobs without due regard to processes outlined in the Mineral and Petroleum Resources Development Act. Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe said some companies were not meaningfully engaging with
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By Frik Els Source: Bloomberg Copper continued to decline on Tuesday to touch its lowest in 13 months after disappointing economic numbers from top consumer China and the possibility of an averted strike at the world’s biggest mine conspired to push the price of the orange metal lower. Copper fell 2% to $2.6770 a pound
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By Cory댊 The Larger Trade Picture Marc Chandler, Head of Global Currency Strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman joins me to outline why he thinks the issues in Turkey are only a distraction from the overall trade wars picture. We look at the financial crisis of 97-98 and compare the similarities to what is happening now.
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