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By analyst By Andrew Topf Uranium junior Kivalliq Energy (TSXV:KIV) last week expanded its portfolio of projects focused in Nunavut, northern Canada, by acquiring a position in what it says is one of the largest undeveloped greenstone gold belts in Canada, from Commander Resources (TSXV:CMD). In a news release, Vancouver-based Kivalliq said the land package, […]

By Samuel Taube If last week had gone a little differently, we might have lost the euro. Fortunately, free-market centrist Emmanuel Macron cinched the French presidential election, assuring the currency bloc’s safety (for now). Of course, that doesn’t mean that everything is hunky-dory in the world’s financial markets… or even America’s financial markets. As we’ll

By MN Gordon Bernanke Redux Somehow, former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke found time from his busy hedge fund advisory duties last week to tell his ex-employer how to do its job. Namely, he recommended to his former cohorts at the Fed how much they should reduce the Fed’s balance sheet by. In other words,

By Ryan Fitzwater A new record was set last week. But it wasn’t followed by celebration. The sound of champagne popping couldn’t be heard. The only sound was a warning shot. A warning of what could be coming to a city, state or – must we say – federal government near you. And there is

By Cory Easy Money, Student Debt, and Polarization In Our Society Download audio file (0513-Politics-Full-Show.mp3) Politics Segment 1: Jordan Goodman Americas Money Answer Man discusses his views on the easy money trend promulgate by our government and how folks can avoid the pitfalls. Politics Segment 2: Americas Money Answers Man discusses the perils of student

By Cory Gold and Commodities Pullback From US and International Drivers Download audio file (0513-KER-Weekend-Show-Full.mp3) This week we started to see a turn around in the precious metals and commodities in general. On this week’s show we take a close look at why this pullback in commodities happened from both a domestic and international perspective.

By analyst By Frik Els World Steel Association data showed a 5.7% jump in global steel output in the first quarter of 2017 to 410.5 million tonnes with robust growth across all regions. The 50-year old industry body estimates that steel production in China, which is responsible for just shy of half the global total

By Brian Maher This post The “New” Financial Weapons of Mass Destruction appeared first on Daily Reckoning. Please. Blindfold your eyes. Then grab a dart and heave it in the general direction of Wall Street. If it doesn’t make you money… your dart-tossing just isn’t what it could be. Such is the stock market, 2017.

By James Rickards This post Numerous Dark Clouds Hover Over This Market appeared first on Daily Reckoning. [Ed. Note: Jim Rickards’ latest New York Times bestseller, The Road to Ruin: The Global Elites’ Secret Plan for the Next Financial Crisis, is out now. Learn how to get your free copy – click HERE. This vital

By Big Al Some wail and gnash their teeth. Others role up their sleeves and make a difference to help others. Complainers and doers. Have we turned into a nation of complainers who leave the doing to others. Not this group of ladies! Download audio file (Helen-Worly-Final-Version-Use.mp3) OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA …read more Source:: The Korelin