Doc and Chris keep things in perspective Today, Chris and Doc pick up with yesterday’s thoughts. Yes, the broad stock market is likely to stay bogged down, if not move lower, for some time to come. As Chris reminds you, the Fed has pretty much told you that is what THEY want; more reasonable valuations, […]
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Chris interviews Pres/CEO Jean-Marc Lacoste of Monarques Gold (TSXV-MQR; OTC-MRQRF) Monarques–with financial backing from the likes of Greg Chamandy and Rob McEwen and even the Quebec government’s own significant investment–is THE best asset consolidator and, now, organic growth story in the Abitibi. As we discuss, the property has found a “sweet spot” of acquiring some
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This post 2018: The Year Of The Takeover appeared first on Daily Reckoning. “Zach, I’m not paying you to sit on a pile of cash!” I had to hold the receiver away from my ear. Joe was shouting in his thick New England accent from his office in Boston. “I pay you to INVEST my
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Heap leaching has become a popular method of extracting gold, writes mining consultant Nicolaas C. Steenkamp and Leon Louw, writer, editor and specialist in African affairs and mining. … …read more Source:: PRNewswire-Mining and Metals The post Heap leaching a stack of gold appeared first on Junior Mining Analyst.
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Goldfinger Strikes, Sort Of This week, we saw a tweet from a prominent goldbug. He said, “Russia added another 9 tons of gold to its reserves in March. The hits just keep coming.” How many errors in this short quip? We count six, exactly one error for every two words. This one’s got everything: Smersh,
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On the 20th anniversary of the breach of the tailings pond at the Los Frailes mine in Spain, environmental organizations held a press conference to alert the public about the possibility of a similar accident taking place. Greenpeace, WWF, SEO/BirdLife, Ecologists in Action, and Friends of the Earth accused the Andalucía council of relaxing administrative
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South Africa’s Kumba Iron Ore reported a 4 per cent increase in overall production in the first quarter that ended March 31, 2018. In a press release, Anglo American’s (LON:AAL) subsidiary revealed that the growth was driven entirely by a 26 per cent increase at its Kolomela iron-ore mine, situated near Postmasburg town. The asset
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FocusEconomics’ April 2018 Consensus Forecast for Commodities shows a moderate downward trajectory for thermal coal in Q4 2018. Newcastle export prices are expected to drop to $88.00 a tonne because of new measures taken by the Chinese government to up production at domestic coal mines, suppressing the surge in import prices. Thermal coal prices peaked
This post America’s “Silent” $6 Trillion Crisis appeared first on Daily Reckoning. America’s silent crisis is no longer… silent. MarketWatch columnist Jeff Reeves has warned that “collapsing pensions will fuel America’s next financial crisis.” “This is not a distant concern,” he adds, “but a system already in crisis.” By some estimates, America’s public pensions alone
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Chris interviews Keith Piggott, Pres. and CEO of Core Gold (TSXV-CGLD; OTC-CGLDF) Core Gold is at the same time a great turnaround story, (of Ecuador’s sole current producer of gold) and one with–as you’ll hear–incredible ongoing exploration potential. Piggott shares with Chris the unique geology of this “hinge” area near the Ecuador/Peru border. . .where
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