By Business in Vancouver Galore Creek, one of the world’s largest undeveloped copper-gold deposits, sits in a remote corner of northwestern B.C. But thanks to virtual reality, investors, newsletter writers, government officials and First Nations who want to know more about the project don’t have to fly 150 kilometres past Smithers to get a first-hand […]
Canada’s Teck adopts new resource extraction technology Read More »
By Reuters HARARE, June 1 (Reuters) – Zimbabwe’s parliament has passed amendments to the mining bill after removing clauses that required foreign mining companies to list locally, according to an official record of parliament’s debates seen on Friday. Mines Minister Winston Chitando had last month promised to remove the requirements, which he said caused panic
Zimbabwe removes requirement for foreign mines to list locally Read More »
Ahead of today’s May Nonfarm Payroll Report, there is one word that can describe the U.S. equity market this week; resilience. This market has digested every fear mongering event inching forward and awaiting the next. Tuesday morning, Italy was going break off into the Mediterranean Sea, the market battled back. …read more From:: Resource Investor
Daily markets morning round-up: E-mini S&P, gold, crude & Treasuries Read More »
Crude oil is mixed as strong market fundamentals are competing with trade and geopolitical uncertainty. If it isn’t enough to have to handicap how much OPEC and Non-OPEC producers will agree to raise output, you must balance that against political uncertainty in Europe and the fallout from steel and aluminum tariffs imposed by the Trump
Crude: So many factors, so little time Read More »
By Cory댊 Weekend Show Preview – USD And Gold Vs Foreign Currencies I am very busy today putting together the weekend show as it will be a full 2 hours of investing and company commentary. So in the meantime I wanted to share some comments made by Jordan Roy-Byrne which will be featured segment 3.
Jordan Roy-Byrne – Techncial Commentary – Fri 1 Jun, 2018 Read More »
Total nonfarm payroll employment increased by 223,000 in May, and the unemployment rate edged down to 3.8 percent, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today. Employment continued to trend up in several industries, including retail trade, health care, and construction. …read more From:: Resource Investor
Jobs increase by 223k in May, unemployment rate edges down to 3.8% Read More »
By Cory댊 Important Bond Market Comments The comments below are courtesy of our friend Dana Lyons. We have been talking about the bond markets a lot and he points out how important some of the moves were yesterday. Click here to visit Dana’s free blog. …Here’s the post… Major developments are underway across the fixed
Dana Lyons Commentary – Fri 1 Jun, 2018 Read More »
By Cory댊 A Couple Ideas On Timeline Of Fed Policy and Market Drivers Craig Hemke joins me today with a bit of a disagreement on timeline of the Fed backing off its QT and some significant market weakness. Criag is more on the side of it could happen sooner rather than later while I still
Craig Hemke from TF Metals Report – Fri 1 Jun, 2018 Read More »
By Frik Els The nickel price is on a tear supported by environmental production cuts across top producer China, plunging inventories and strong steel prices. The most-traded nickel contract on the Shanghai Futures Exchange is set for a weekly gain of 5.6%, while open-interest – a measure of market participation – sits near record levels.
Nickel price is soaring Read More »
By Jeb It was the late 90’s and I was graduating from high school and at that time the US dollar and stock market were quite strong as we were in the midst of the dot com bubble. Looking over the charts with my Dad who was a trader since the 30’s we saw a
Gold Forming Huge Long Term Cup and Handle Flag Pattern Read More »
