Junior Mining News

By Cory The similarities in gold this year vs last year Craig Hemke and I compare the gold chart this year to late 2015. There are some striking similarities in terms of the pull back at the end of the year and to what happened in December of 2016. Plus the current gold pull back […]

By Matthew Carr Personally, I don’t fear a nuclear attack. Despite all the scripted drama and political rhetoric over a terrorist group getting its hands on a nuclear device, the reality is nukes are cost prohibitive, even for the most well-heeled groups. Remember, Saddam Hussein tried to develop them and failed. North Korea has dumped

Several zinc mines have shut down in the past few years due to depletion, and the warehouse inventory levels of the base metal have been steadily declining. The market is finally waking up and starting to look at zinc companies again. Thibaut Lepouttre of Caesars Report profiles Darnley Bay Resources, one of the companies hoping

Gold Standard Ventures’ aggressive 2017 drill program has the potential to substantially increase resources at its Nevada project, and with Goldcorp and OceanaGold already owning substantial percentages of the company, Gold Standard could be attractive to majors looking to add resources in the high-grade Carlin Trend. Gold Standard Ventures Corp. (GSV:TSX.V; GSV:NYSE) announced last month

Integra Gold’s updated 2017 PEA on the Lamaque South Gold Project highlights a doubled life of mine estimate, increased total ounces of 156% and a reduction in total mine costs to CA$86/tonne. In a Feb. 27 press release, Integra Gold Corp.’s (ICG:TSX.V; ICGQF:OTCQX) announced an updated PEA for its 100% owned Lamaque South Gold Project

By Brian Maher This post The Real Reason for the Trump Rally? appeared first on Daily Reckoning. We like to nose around obscure crannies of the financial press. Among these lonely crags, we find rare clues, half-buried pearls… far away from the Page 1 hustle and bustle. It is here that we chanced upon a

By Big Al Chris and LPG talk markets and European elections Chris Temple is joined by Laurent-Patrick Gally this afternoon. Chris wraps up an ugly day for crude oil and a couple small cracks appearing in the Trump trade in stocks. Then the two of them provide an update on how things look for the

By James Rickards Chart 2 is the U.S. stock bubble of the “Roaring Twenties” as shown in the Dow Jones Industrial Average. That crash began on October 24, 1929 (“Black Thursday”) and reached a crescendo on October 29, 1929 (“Black Tuesday”). The 1929 crash ushered in the Great Depression, which persisted until 1940. At the

By analyst By Andrew Topf The intentions of Indian Prime Minister Modi’s government were noble: crack down on tax evasion/ the black market, and move India from a cash-based economy to one based more on digital transactions, like other modern economies. But Modi’s surprising move last November to “demonetize” the equivalent of US$220 billion in

By analyst By Frik Els Nickel fell to a 13-year low of $7,725 a tonne ($3.50 a pound) in February last year; then rallied to more than $11,700 by mid-November only to end the year barely above $10,000. This year the rollercoaster continued as news from top suppliers Indonesia and Philippines pull the metal in