Great Panther Silver’s modus operandi is to buy a past-producing mine, get it up and running as quickly as possible, and use the cash flow to fund more acquisitions, says CEO Bob Archer in this interview with The Gold Report. Having succeeded in Mexico with Guanajuato and Topia, the company is now taking on Coricancha […]
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By Bill Bonner Heresy or Truth? RANCHO SANTANA, NICARAGUA – In the fifth century, Christian scholars counted 88 different heresies. Arianism. Eutychianism. Nestorianism. If there was a way to “offend” God, they had a name for it. One group of “heretics” argued that there was no such thing as “original sin.” Another denied the trinity.
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By analyst By Frik Els The price of gold broke a three-year losing streak in 2016, but the focus of the world’s top gold mining companies in terms of output continued to be on cost-cutting and divestment (with varying degrees of success) which led to a decline in production for most of the sector’s majors.
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By Brian Maher This post The Lull Before the Storm? appeared first on Daily Reckoning. We’ve been scratching our noggin lately over the calm — the eerie calm — that’s descended upon markets. A rate hike this Wednesday is a dead cinch. More hikes are in prospect later this year. The debt ceiling expires this
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By Jeb For months now I have been telling my readers about a relatively unknown medical device company that could be on the verge of earning a fortune with a device that could prevent strokes with a cheap test that could be installed in Primary Care Offices. The stroke epidemic especially here where I live
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By David Stockman This post Countdown To Crisis appeared first on Daily Reckoning. [Ed. Note: To see exactly what this former Reagan insider has to say about Trump and the fiscal threats from politics and the debt ceiling, David Stockman is sending out a copy of his book Trumped! A Nation on the Brink of
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click to enlarge To show you just how far we’ve come, I put together a few comparisons of several indices and economic factors between March 2009 and now. You’ve Come a Long Way, Baby: U.S. Economy Then and Now March 2009 Most Recent Data, March 2017 Percent Change S&P 500 Index 666.79 (intraday low, March
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By Alexander Green Editor’s Note: As we write, Alex is on his way to speak at our annual Investment U Conference. There, he’ll join regular Investment U contributors Marc Lichtenfeld, Matthew Carr and David Fessler, as well as Forecasts & Strategies editor Mark Skousen, Early Investing Co-Founders Adam Sharp and Andy Gordon, former president of
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By analyst By Andrew Topf Western Australia may soon have a new uranium mine, after the last environmental hurdle was cleared by Vimy Resources (ASX:VMY) to build its Mulga Rock uranium mine in WA. Josh Frydenberg, Australia’s minister of environment and energy, approved the development subject to conditions outlined by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA),
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By analyst By Andrew Topf Living past 100 is no mean feat for any mine, but for the Stobie operation in Sudbury, Ontario, the end finally came on Friday. The nickel mine in Sudbury began as an open-pit mine in 1890, then started underground mining in 1914. Producing 375 million tonnes of copper and nickel
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