By Justin Spittler Will President Trump be able to fix this mess? …read more Source:: Casey Research The post Doug Casey Has “Never Seen Anything Like This” appeared first on Junior Mining Analyst.
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By analyst By Vladimir Basov // Preliminary production by the top 10 copper mining companies compiled by IntelligenceMine totalled 9,448 kilotonnes of copper in 2016. That represents a 4% increase compared to 2015 and makes up ~49% of global copper production that reached 19,400 kt last year. Six out of 10 companies increased their copper
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By Jordan Roy-Byrne CMT, MFTA Precious metals ended a quiet week with quite a reversal. Gold surged above its 200-day moving average for the first time since November, only to lose the gains and then close below the 200-day moving average. Silver was already trading above its 200-day moving average before it moved higher but
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By analyst By Frik Els Gold bulls and safe haven buyers made the most of a disappointing jobs number in the US, worries about the fallout from US bombing in Syria and the latest terrorist attack in Europe to push gold 1.6% higher early on Friday. Gold for delivery in June, the most active contract
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By Cory Wrapping up the markets for the week Well that geopolitcal news didn’t last long for the markets. Gold could not hold above the $1260-$1265 level and the S&P did not break below 2350. On a day when fear could have entered the markets it only lasted a couple hours. Doc and I discuss
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By Samuel Taube Ben Franklin once famously said, “An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.” And if you’ve ever grappled with student debt, you know that the quote is true both literally and figuratively. Of course, Franklin was talking about the life-changing potential of education, and we don’t mean to discount that. But Franklin
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By Alexander Green Over the last few columns, I’ve written about insider buying and its exceptional value as an indicator of future stock prices. It’s not a difficult concept to understand. Insiders – corporate board members, CEOs, presidents and other officers – have access to all sorts of material, nonpublic information. (Material in that it
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By analyst By Cecilia Jamasmie Coking coal prices closed the week 86% higher, climbing 34% on Friday alone to $283.10 a tonne, after damage caused by a cyclone that struck Australia’s north-east coast in late March has put supply at risk. One of the largest disruption to Australia’s coking coal exports in six years has
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By Zach Scheidt This post The Dollar Is Crashing: These FOUR Execs Are Laughing… appeared first on Daily Reckoning. Take a look at the list below… David Taylor, CEO of Procter & Gamble Jeff Immelt, CEO of General Electric André Calantzopoulos, co-CEO of Philip Morris Louis C. Camilleri, co-CEO of Philip Morris What do all
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By Bill Bonner Disappearing Credit All across the banking world – from commercial loans to leases and real estate – credit is collapsing. Ambrose Evans-Pritchard writing for British newspaper The Telegraph: Credit strategists are increasingly disturbed by a sudden and rare contraction of U.S. bank lending, fearing a synchronized slowdown in the U.S. and China
