By David Morgan By Jonathan (TMR Member) Most people tend to take most things in life for granted – they never question how or why things are the way they are. Almost everyone in advanced economies these days has a car, television, mobile phone, computer, clean drinking water from a tap, and electricity. Most of […]
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Al Brooks provides bar-by-bar analysis on a five-minute chart of the previous day’s prices action in the E-mini S&P 500. This is his analysis for Friday, June 29, 2018. …read more From:: Resource Investor
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By Cory댊 Standout Companies From The Yukon Site Visit Byron King joins me to recap his recent site visit to the Yukon. He visited a number of different companies and shares some of the standouts. Download audio file (2018_06_28-Byron-King.mp3) Click here for more information on Byron’s newsletter. …read more From:: The Korelin Economic Report
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click to enlarge Other drivers included supply disruptions in Canada and Libya, as well as a sharp, more-than-expected decline in U.S. crude inventories. Nearly 10 million barrels were drawn in the week ended June 27, the most since September 2016. Crude is now up an eye-popping 70 percent from the same time last year, contributing
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By Frik Els The iron ore price continued to retreat on Monday on worries about a slowdown in top consumer China and as trade war fears continue to weigh on the industry. The CFR 62% Fe benchmark import price at the port of Qingdao tracked by Metal Bulletin declined to $64.45 a tonne, down 11.6%
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By Zach Scheidt This post Part I: Why The Bull Market Isn’t Over appeared first on Daily Reckoning. Let’s step back and look at the big picture. This market is currently just two months away from earning the title of the longest bull market in history. That’s right. The “post-crisis bull run,” as it’s being
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By Reuters * Majority stake purchase seen valued at $3.5-$4.0 bln -minister * Govt drafting documentation on taxation, operational control * Deal might be completed in July – official By Cindy Silviana JAKARTA, June 30 (Reuters) – Indonesia’s state-owned mining holding company PT Inalum is close to finalising a multi-billion-dollar deal to acquire a majority
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Source: The Critical Investor 07/02/2018 The exceptional zinc mineralization reported could indicate a feeder system, The Critical Investor reports. Ayawilca project; drilling location 1. Introduction Investors had to wait longer than expected for a big hit, but this week Tinka Resources Ltd. (TK:TSX.V; TLD:FSE; TKRFF:OTCPK) proved that looking for substantially more mineralization first instead of
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Source: Jack Chan for Streetwise Reports 07/02/2018 Jack Chan’s updated charts for the precious metals markets include a look at how the Canadian dollar relates to gold and silver prices. Our proprietary cycle indicator is down. The gold sector is on a long-term buy signal. Long-term signals can last for months and years and are
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Source: Rick Mills for Streetwise Reports 07/02/2018 Rick Mills of Ahead of the Herd discusses why he believes one company that has a large lithium resource estimate for its Nevada deposit is undervalued. On June 11, Cypress Development Corp. (CYP:TSX.V; CYDVF:OTCQB; C1Z1:FSE) published its resource estimate for its Clayton Valley Lithium Project in Nevada on
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