By Big Al Joshua Philipp provides valuable input concerning the relationship between China and North Korea As the Presided says: The U.S. is “Locked and Loaded”. Amidst all this rhetoric, we provide some interesting insights into the recent history of the relationship between China and North Korea. Download audio file (China-and-North-Korea.mp3) …read more Source:: The […]
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By Charles Hugh Smith This post What the Mainstream Doesn’t Get About Cryptocurrencies appeared first on Daily Reckoning. I’ve been writing about cryptocurrencies and bitcoin for many years. I am an interested observer, not an expert. As an observer, it seems to me that the mainstream — media, financial pundits, etc.– generally don’t grasp the
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By Big Al Ryan Ko of Corvus Gold discusses gold; gold mining companies; and jurisdictional impact. Download audio file (Ryan-Ko-of-Corvus-Gold-discusses-gold-gold-mining-companies-and-jurisdictional-impact-on-mining.mp3) …read more Source:: The Korelin Economics Report The post Weekend Special – Sat 12 Aug, 2017 appeared first on Junior Mining Analyst.
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By Big Al Weekend Special #2: America’s “Money Man” Jordan Goodman says that “North Korean Crisis to Affect our Wallets” Download audio file (Money-Man.mp3) …read more Source:: The Korelin Economics Report The post Weekend Special – Sat 12 Aug, 2017 appeared first on Junior Mining Analyst.
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By Kristin Orman Investing in energy stocks has been a roller-coaster ride over the last three years. The steep drop and slower recovery in crude oil prices has fueled the majority of the volatility. The price-to-book ratio of the MSCI World Energy Index has fallen to near-record lows. But the S&P 500’s price-to-book ratio continues
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By Cory Continuation Segment 1 – Infrastructure Spending In The US Download audio file (2017_08_10-Weekend-Speical-Chris-Temple.mp3) This is the continuation of Chris Temple and my conversation regarding infrastructure spending in the US. We dive into how carbon credits might be securitized and infrastructure banks rise in the news. Be sure you listen to segment 1 of
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By Cory Infrastructure Spending, Gold Market Commentary, and a Discussion on Bitcoin Download audio file (0812-KE-Report-Weekend-Show.mp3) The talk of war between North Korea and the US has dominated the headlines and market commentary all week. We also covered the topic of geopolitics and market moves almost everyday this week (be sure to check out our
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By analyst By Valentina Ruiz Leotaud The president of Chilean Codelco, Nelson Pizarro, announced Friday that the state-owned company has plans to produce sustainable copper cathode in the years to come. In an interview with Reuters, Pizarro said that the idea is to generate a product attending to very strict environmental and social considerations. This,
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By analyst By Valentina Ruiz Leotaud La Escondida, an underground coal mine located in the Spaniard town of Caboalles de Arriba, was shut down on Friday. It was the last project of its type located in the Castilla and León region. According to local media, owner Hijos de Baldomero García decided to close the 60-year-old
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By James Rickards This post The Logic of War appeared first on Daily Reckoning. This was the week that the logic of war collided with the illogic of bubbles. So far, the bubble is winning, but that’s about to change. The “logic of war” is an English translation of a French phrase, la logique de
