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By Cory The Issues in China Continue We have discussed the issues that China is facing pretty much all this year. It seems things are not getting better. Weak expected Q2 GDP along with debt continuing to skyrocket all contribute to a recent Moody’s downgrade of China’s credit rating. Read the Factset post below that […]

By Samuel Taube with Alexander Green In our last broadcast, I sat down with Chief Investment Strategist Alexander Green to talk about the prospects for tax reform and to discuss the effect it will have on the economy, the financial markets and your portfolio. Alex argues that meaningful tax reform is only weeks away –

By analyst By Tumi Ntsoko No-one has a clue’ what happened, Marex’s Govett says. …read more Source:: MineWeb The post Gold plunges as 1.8m ounces traded in a New York minute appeared first on Junior Mining Analyst.

Source: Michael J. Ballanger for The Gold Report 06/26/2017 “Generally accepted narrative” can get in the way of making investment decisions, says precious metals expert Michael Ballanger. In recent day and weeks, I have slowly moved to the starboard side of the “Vessel of Public Opinion” where most seasoned veterans (aka “old guys”) usually wind

Source: Lior Gantz for The Gold Report 06/26/2017 Lior Gantz, editor of Wealth Research Group, discusses the GDXJ rebalance and its significance for one company. The research for this moment started well before last week. It goes back to May 3, when I obtained the estimated number of shares to be liquidated by the GDXJ

By Hugo Salinas Price …read more Source:: 24hGold The post The Gold Standard: Generator Protector Of Jobs appeared first on Junior Mining Analyst.

By analyst By Andrew Topf Chinese steel mills are turning their backs on India and embracing Australia as a source of higher-grade ore for steelmaking. According to a report from Macquarie Research, Indian exports of iron ore dropped by 53%, to 23 million tonnes (mt) in May, compared to 49 mt in March. The reason?

By analyst By Andrew Topf Canada could be back to producing tungsten again following the closure of the country’s only tungsten mine in late 2015. On Friday the owners of the Sisson Tungsten and Molybdenum Mine Project in New Brunswick, eastern Canada, said the Canadian government approved the mine following an environmental assessment. “Successful completion

By David Morgan The July 2017 Edition of The Morgan Report is available for Subscribers. Watch our video update on the report. For the first time in 20 years, due to your Editor, David Morgan, presenting at a Conference in London, The Morgan Report is being released early, (now as opposed to the first Monday

By analyst By Andrew Topf Thirteen coal miners have died in Colombia after an explosion at an illegal coal mine on Friday. Eleven miners were originally said to have died and two were missing following a methane gas explosion underground, according to a government statement reported by Reuters. The death toll was later revised to