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By Ray Blanco This post Ray Blanco: Pot Companies Can Bank, and Make You Bank! appeared first on Daily Reckoning. Big news from the Federal Reserve this week. As new Fed Chairman Jerome Powell was taking his seat at the head of America’s central bank amid a major market correction, a big decision in favor […]

By analyst By Valentina Ruiz Leotaud The Association of Mineral Exploration in British Columbia recently awarded Seabridge Gold (TSX: SEA)(NYSE:SA) the 2017 Robert R. Hedley Award for excellence in social and environmental responsibility at its KSM project, which the company says is one of the largest undeveloped gold projects in the world measured by reserves.

By Alexander Green With the market in the midst of a correction, it’s not a bad time to recognize that the economy and the world – by virtually every important measure – are on an overwhelmingly positive path. In a column two weeks ago, I referred to a New York Times interview with Harvard psychologist

By analyst By Cecilia Jamasmie Samsung SDI, South Korea’s leading battery maker, has unveiled plans to recycle cobalt from used mobile phones and develop lithium-ion batteries with minimum content of the metal, or no cobalt at all, as a way to offset soaring prices for the silver-grey commodity. Carmakers are scrambling to secure supply of

By Big Al Long time listener Larry brought this to our attention late Sunday evening. Thank you Larry The following is courtesy of The Daily Caller POLITICS Screen Shot Hilario Yanez (Fox News: Feb 10, 2018) DACA Recipient Slams Dems Using ‘Dreamers’ As ‘Pawns’ AMBER ATHEY Media Reporter “Dreamer” Hilario Yanez praised President Donald Trump’s

By analyst By MINING.com Editor Mining bitcoins requires a great deal of computing power which in turn needs a lot of electricity to solve the mathematical puzzles that reward miners with cryptocurrency. China and South Korea have already banned bitcoin mining due to problems with a lack of control over fraud and money laundering, and

By analyst By MINING.com Editor Eighteen people have been killed in Venezuela at an illegal gold mine following clashes with security forces. On Sunday Associated Press reported that there was a confrontation in Bolivar state between an armed gang that was threatening wildcat miners. The army then travelled to the Cicapra mine to try and

By Big Al Big Al’s opinion: Seems pretty simply to me Larry. Immigration laws do not matter. I, personally, have a choice in that I can get angry and absolutely ruin my day or I can simply do nothing and accept it. I have certain principles, but it is obvious that I can only apply

By analyst By MINING.com Editor A uranium deposit in Western Australia under development by Cameco (TSX:CCO, NYSE:CCJ) will not be held up by conservationists who oppose it. Last week the Conservation Council of WA lost an appeal against the Yeelirrie project’s approval by the WA Supreme Court. In his judgment, Chief Justice Wayne Martin dismissed

By Steve McDonald  Transcript: Steve McDonald: Our guest this week is the cryptocurrency king himself, Adam Sharp – the guy who’s been telling you forever to buy these things, and he’s still telling us that. Welcome, Adam. Adam Sharp: Thanks a lot, Steve. SM: In this segment, we’d like to talk about the most