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By analyst By Cecilia Jamasmie Shares in Africa-focused Firestone Diamonds (LON:FDI) skyrocketed on Tuesday after the company announced it had recovered a 134 carat gem-quality light yellow diamond from its Liqhobong mine in Lesotho. The precious rock, the miner said, it’s the largest diamond recovered by the company to date. Since production began at Liqhobong […]

Source: Streetwise Reports 10/03/2017 This company with a zinc project in California just came out with an updated resource, one which Etienne Moshevich of Alphastox.com calls “outstanding.” Huge news from Blue Moon Zinc Corp. (MOON:TSX.V; BMOOF:OTC). The company just announced a resource update for its wholly owned zinc deposit in California and the numbers are

Source: James Kwantes for Streetwise Reports 10/03/2017 James Kwantes of Resource Opportunities takes an in-depth look at a “promising” Canadian explorer. Canada’s North is a mysterious and forbidding land. There are stories of European explorers disappearing without a trace and place names such as Deadman’s Island. Native legends from the original occupants—not to mention strangely

By Jordan Roy-Byrne CMT, MFTA The precious metals sector started September with a bang. Gold, which had already eclipsed $1300/oz, pushed to $1360/oz while Silver broke its downtrend line (from its late 2012 and 2016 peaks). Unfortunately, precious metals would soon reverse course and more. Gold ended September down nearly 3% and below $1300/oz. Silver

By Cory What’s going To Be On The Minds Of Investors For Q4? A quick market wrap for the start of Q4. I review the continued move up in US equity markets as well as the US Dollar. This weighed on the precious metals but did not have a major impact on stocks. The most

By Dimitri Speck October is the Most Dangerous Month The prospect of steep market declines worries investors – and the month of October has a particularly bad reputation in this respect. Bad juju month: Statistically, October is actually not the worst month on average – but it is home to several of history’s most memorable

By James Rickards This post Watch the Fed’s New Guard, Not the Old appeared first on Daily Reckoning. Expert consensus was almost unanimous that the Fed had sent a hawkish message after its September meeting. A December rate hike was “still on the table.” But with or without a December rate hike, the experts were

By James Rickards This post The Fed Stares Reality in the Face appeared first on Daily Reckoning. Janet Yellen maintains a persistent belief in the Phillips curve, which assumes an inverse relationship between unemployment and inflation. As unemployment goes down, labor scarcity leads to wage increases above growth potential, which leads to inflation. The only

By Big Al Hell in Las Vegas A completely unaedited discussion with Dr John Huber that “tells it like it is” Is the atrocity committed outside the Mandalay Bay Hotel a sign of the times? What do you think? Download audio file (Huber-use-for-sure.mp3) …read more Source:: The Korelin Economics Report The post KER Politics –

By Cory The Politics Around Currencies Marc Chandler, Head of Global Currency Strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman joins me to discuss the trend changes that are in place for the currency markets. The Euro is pulling back for a number of political and technical reasons. This year investors have loaded up on the bullish side