By Cory댊 The Distraction Of Cannabis Stocks and An Update On Novo in Western Australia John Kaiser, Founder of Kaiser Research addresses a couple key topics for resource investors to consider. First is the fact that cannabis stocks have been a huge distraction for retail investors. The second is some of the actions Novo has […]
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By Cory댊 Updates on GDX, Yields, and Jordan’s New Uranium Index Jordan Roy-Byrne, Founder of The Daily Gold shares his updated technicals on GDX, US long-term yields, and the uranium market. With GDX moving up in the past couple days Jordan is thinking that the short term bottom is in but there are some upper
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click to enlarge As for when passive investments will overtake the active market, Moody’s Investors Service estimates we’ll see this happen sometime between 2021 and 2024. Markets simply wouldn’t be able to function without active managers calling the shots—rewarding good corporate governance and punishing the bad—so Bogle’s what-if scenario of 100 percent indexing is, for
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By Cory댊 Some Key Comments Were Made By Premier Li Regarding China’s Economy Chris Temple joins me to focus on the comments made by China’s Premier Li regarding the challenges China continues to face and how it remains a developing country. This is the first time we have heard a high ranking official speak about
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By Cecilia Jamasmie Canada’s Lundin Gold (TSX:LUG), which tried buying Nevsun Resources (TSX, NYSEMKT:NSU) earlier this year, has updated the project estimate for its flagship Fruta del Norte gold project in Ecuador, on track to kick off production in Spring next year. The asset, discovered in 2006, is expected to produce to 4.6 million ounces
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By Scott Tibballs Adventus Zinc (TSXV:ADZN) and Salazar Resources (TSXV:SRL) have announced additional drill holes from the 2018 infill drilling program on the El Domo volcanogenic massive sulfide deposit; which is part of the approximately 22,000-hectare Curipamba project located near Las Naves, Ecuador. According to the release, the first phase of infill drilling commenced in
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By Anwesha Sengupta Angkor Gold (TSXV:ANK, OTC:ANKOF) (“Angkor” or “the Company”) CEO Stephen Burega is pleased to announce that Angkor has entered into an Earn-In Agreement (the Agreement) with Canadian-based private company, Hommy 5 Resources Inc. (“Hommy Resources”), on Angkor’s wholly-owned Banlung property in northeastern Cambodia. The Banlung property is one of Angkor’s five licenses
By Nomi Prins This post 10 Years Later, a Debt Crisis Is Building Again appeared first on Daily Reckoning. Though it seems like only yesterday, it’s been a decade since my former employer, Lehman Brothers went bankrupt, and in the process, helped instigate a massive global financial crisis. That collapse catapulted the Federal Reserve on
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By Cecilia Jamasmie Junior explorer Metminco (ASX, LON:MNC) is joining the craze for securing battery metals sources by grabbing the Jejevo nickel project in the Solomon Islands, Oceania, east of Papua New Guinea. The company is doing so by buying Sunshine Metals in a scrip transaction that will give it 80% of the project, on
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By Brian Maher This post “Who Killed the Deficit Hawks?” appeared first on Daily Reckoning. Guns. Butter. Bread. Circuses. And debt. These the American people were treated to in heaping doses yesterday… The United States Senate voted 93-7 in favor of a generous $854 billion spending bill. An “unprecedented government spending spree” is how one
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