By analyst By Frik Els According to a new report by private capital tracker Preqin, overall fundraising for natural resources investment actually declined declined by a fifth in 2016 to the lowest since 2012. Coming off a record 2015, 74 funds raised a total of $60bn in 2016 for investment in natural resources, which includes […]
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By Byron King This post The Biggest Gold Story Not Being Reported appeared first on Daily Reckoning. Gold has performed exceedingly well since last Wednesday’s much-anticipated rate hike. It shot up about $25 Wednesday alone. Today it’s up another three bucks, to $1,233. The most common argument for gold is fairly well-known. Trump’s massive new
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By Taki Tsaklanos Claudio Grass, managing director at Preserving Liberty in a Difficult Time In his latest interview for the X22 Report, Claudio Grass shares his views on the future of the Euro, the Trump Presidency, the monetary system and the advantage of of owning gold in these times of global uncertainty. Claudio Grass, managing
By Bill Bonner Campfire Tale Caesar: The Ides of March are come. Soothsayer: Ay, Caesar, but not gone. — Julius Caesar, Shakespeare GRANADA, NICARAGUA – Today, we stop the horses and circle the wagons. For 19 years, we have been rolling along, exploring, discovering. We began with the assumption that we didn’t “know” anything –
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By Cory Financial vs geopolitical news – Which will move the markets? With the markets continuing to bore Doc and I look at what we think will move the markets later this year. Boring markets are actually good for investors as it gives everyone time to select individual stocks rather than chasing broad averages higher.
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By Big Al Monday Editorial from Frank Holmes America’s New Emphasis on Fiscal Policy For the third time in two years, the Federal Reserve lifted interest rates 0.25 percent last week following the previous week’s phenomenal jobs report. The move was seen as more dovish than many market analysts had anticipated. BCA Research went so
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By David Morgan Death of Uranium and Renaissance of Vanadium Batteries by John Lee, CFA (https://twitter.com/johnlee25893955?lang=en) I have owned shares of uranium mining companies in the past, anticipating the inevitable rebound of nuclear energy following the Fukushima nuclear plant accident. However, through my recent research into the renewable energy sector and vanadium batteries, I became
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By Cory Are bond yields telling us where investor confidence is heading? My chat today with Chris Temple focuses on the the divergence between the stock market and bond yields. Chris continues to say investors need to be well diversified and protected from this almost euphoric rise in equity prices. Download audio file (20_Mar_2017-Chris-Temple.mp3) …read
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Tom Beck of Portfolio Wealth Global shares his strategy for investing in commodities. For close to five years, investors, experts and analysts have been predicting that commodities, as a group, are going nowhere. Still, millions of respected, intelligent investors seek to invest in minerals and resources because of one important reason: one solid position can
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