By Cory댊 Hour 1 – Focusing On The Good Metals Companies Download audio file (0908-KER-Hour-1.mp3) Even though the metals sector continues to drag and the rebound has been weak so far there are still companies that are advancing their projects. In this weekend’s show I get a company update from Revival Gold after releasing some […]
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In January 2015 at a Managed Funds Association conference I presented findings on the apparent relationship between commodity trading advisor (CTA) drawdowns and the Federal Reserve balance sheet, specifically the outright held securities part of it). The theme of the panel, and a subsequent research paper was: “Managed Futures and CTAs — Where are We
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By Frik Els Graph background image: Strike Drilling Australia is the world’s number two gold producer; the country’s tightening its grip on the trade in iron ore and coking coal; comes in at no 6 for copper; and is set to increase output of mineral-du-jour lithium from the current 38% to nearly half the global
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By Cory댊 Some Bright Lights For Base Metal Investors We wrap up this week with a focus on the base metal sector with Chris Temple. A couple news events have shown big companies are making moves in the more advanced exploration companies. While it might still be a while before the metals market really starts
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By Reuters MUMBAI/BENGALURU, Sept 7 (Reuters) – Physical gold buying picked up pace in major Asian centres this week as lower prices fuelled appetite for the metal, with India seeing healthy demand ahead of the festive season despite a rise in domestic rates to a two-month high. In India, the world’s second-biggest consumer of the
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By Adam Hamilton – Zeal Intelligence Gold and silver were thrashed this past summer, relentlessly pounded to deep new lows. That has fueled extreme bearishness, with traders convinced the precious metals’ fundamentals are rotten. But epic all-time-record futures short selling by speculators was the real culprit. These unprecedented shorts must soon be covered with proportional
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By Cory댊 Wage Inflation and Fed Comments On An Inverted Yield Curve Chris Temple joins me today to recap the job data and the most important aspect of this month’s data, wage inflation. With wage inflation finally starting to tick up there are new factors at play for investors. We also discuss recent comments made
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By Robert Kiyosaki This post Rich Dad Scam #7: “All Debt Is Bad” appeared first on Daily Reckoning. Today’s is the seventh issue in your series on Rich Dad Scams—lies perpetrated on the poor and middle class by the rich. If you’ve been following along, you may see some patterns in Rich Dad Scams. Several
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By Cecilia Jamasmie Australia’s Perth Mint has unveiled this week the most expensive collector coin in the country’ history — a diamond-encrusted treasure valued at $2.5 million ($1.8m). Made of 99.99 percent pure gold, the coin features four rare Argyle pink and purplish-pink diamonds. The largest is 1.02 carat. Named the Discovery Gold Coin, its
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By Cecilia Jamasmie Precious metals miner Tahoe Resources (TSX:THO)(NYSE:TAHO) has resumed mining at La Arena gold operation in Peru eight days after protesters trespassed on its property and demanded payment for alleged environmental impacts on their community. The Canadian miner, which said locals are now willing to hold formal talks with the company, noted annual
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