By Cory댊 Will The US Market Pullback Push Investors Into Gold? Ned Schmidt joins me today to share why he thinks gold and the PMs overall are ready to pop. A lot has to do with a loss of confidence in the equity markets. Download audio file (2018-10-05-Ned-Schmidt.mp3) …read more From:: The Korelin Economic Report
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By Adam Hamilton – Zeal Intelligence October 5, 2018 – The battered gold miners’ stocks are finally starting to recover after a rough few months. Their prices slid with gold in July, plummeted in a brutal forced capitulation in August, and then dropped again in an echo capitulation into mid-September. That left them at fundamentally-absurd
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By Cecilia Jamasmie Spence Diamonds doesn’t believe that mined stones are a “superior choice” for all consumers. Their approach is to provide customers with the best possible educational and shopping experience, including all options that may be appropriate for them. (Image courtesy of Spence Diamonds.) Lab-grown diamonds, made for decades as an inexpensive alternative to
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By Reuters BAMAKO, Oct 5 (Reuters) – Industrial gold production in Mali, Africa’s third biggest producer, is still expected to rise almost 21 percent to 60 tonnes this year, a government official told Reuters on Friday, despite slightly lower than expected output so far. Aboubacar Ogognagaly, head of the mines division, said a previous production
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By Frank Holmes – U.S. Global Investors Get ready, gold bulls: The precious metal could be close to finding a bottom. The price of gold fell back below $1,200 an ounce again this week as the U.S. dollar advanced following another federal funds rate hike. It’s now set to log its sixth straight month of
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By Reuters LONDON, Oct 5 (Reuters) – The great and the good of the global metals industry are descending on London, making their annual pilgrimage to the London Metal Exchange’s LME Week jamboree. They do so because the 141-year-old market sets the world’s reference prices for everything from aluminium to zinc. And away from the
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By Cory댊 Recapping The Rise In Yields And The Jobs Number Chris Temple joins me today to recap the rise in yields over this week. We are also seeing the steepening of the yield curve. The jobs number this week was net neutral but one thing it does is give the fed further cover to
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By Reuters MUMBAI/BENGALURU, Oct 5 (Reuters) – Higher domestic prices dented demand for physical gold in India, prompting dealers to offer the biggest discounts in 3-1/2 months this week, while neighbouring Bangladesh approved its first policy to regulate imports and exports of the metal. Some customers in Singapore and elsewhere in Asia cashed in on
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By Scott Tibballs Cornerstone Capital Resources (TSXV:CGP) has released an update on the exploration program at its Cascabel copper-gold porphyry joint venture exploration project in northern Ecuador. As highlighted in the press release: With over 124,000m of drill hole assays now received, a further 70,400m of drilling has been added to the existing Alpala maiden
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By Cory댊 Palamina Corp – An Interesting Exploration Company In Peru With A Large Land Holding Palamina Corp. is a Company I was introduced to back at the Sprott Conference over the summer. The Company spent 2017 acquired and consolidating a large land package in Peru consisting of almost 77,000 acres over 5 properties. This
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