By Cory Safe Havens Hit Hard – A bigger Picture Look On what we thought would be a slower day there are some big moves (to the downside) in precious metals, treasuries, and the Yen:Dollar. Chris Temple joins me to recap what we are seeing in the first trading day on the second half. Click […]
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By David Morgan Discussion with Gold and Silver For Life clients. Join Our Free E-Newsletter Today! Get All Our Free Reports Below Special Report: Silver Price Forecast: How high will the price of silver be this year? How about next year? Grab Your Silver Price Forecast Free Report Right Now! In this report you will
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By Chris Matthai “It’s time to dump… sell… add… buy… move into… change strategy…” If you’ve worked with a broker or investment advisor, I’m sure this language sounds familiar. It’s how brokers make a living. They alter tactics regularly with the goal of keeping your account actively trading. In golf parlance, it’s the equivalent of
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click to enlarge 2. Many Gold Royalty Companies Have Still Been Outperforming Gold When looking over the last 12 months, many of the royalty companies have outperformed gold. While this is indeed remarkable, it is important to remember that royalty companies do have a robust business model. Their ability to generate revenue in times when
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By analyst By Cecilia Jamasmie Shares in Canadian gold miner Banro Corporation (TSX:BAA) (NYSE MKT:BAA) were getting hammered Monday after the company revealed it had to suspend operations and temporarily evacuate employees at its Namoya gold mine in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo due to violence. The Toronto-based miner said the measures were taken after
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By analyst By Cecilia Jamasmie Gold began July on weak footing, falling Monday to the lowest level since mid-May as a rebound of the dollar and European stock markets weakened demand for safe havens. August gold on Comex dropped as much as 0.8% to $1,231.90 an ounce in early US trading. The contract settled Friday
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By analyst By Cecilia Jamasmie A high-efficiency, low emissions (HELE) coal-fired station would cost less than the almost A$3 billion (roughly $2.3bn) of subsidies handed out for renewable projects each year, a study published Monday argues. According to the report released by the Minerals Council of Australia and COAL21 Fund — a nest egg owned
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By analyst By Tumi Ntsoko 461 illegal miners have been arrested at the operations. …read more Source:: MineWeb The post Sibanye says production resumes at strike-hit Cooke mine appeared first on Junior Mining Analyst.
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By analyst By Tracy Wade “Development minerals” – ranging from limestone to granite – could help Africa fuel its own economic growth. …read more Source:: MineWeb The post Can development minerals avoid abuses and fuel African growth? appeared first on Junior Mining Analyst.
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By analyst By Andrew Topf Removing the copper (and other metals like zinc, lead and molybdenum) typically found in sulphide ores involves a process of burning the minerals to remove the sulphur, which produces sulphur dioxide- a dangerous chemical that is converted to sulphuric acid. Now a team of MIT researchers in the United States
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