By Ray Blanco This post Is a Federal Crackdown on Cannabis Coming? appeared first on Daily Reckoning. States are legalizing marijuana usage in droves, but the federal juggernaut, along with cannabis crusher Attorney General Jeff Sessions, remains a big risk for the growing business. And that risk just kicked up a few notches. As you […]
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By Cory Old and New Drivers in the Week Ahead I have a doctor’s appointment this morning so I will not be able to get up any interviews until the afternoon. In the meantime here is a post by our friend Marc Chandler outlines his thoughts on what will be the main drivers for the
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What, me worry? Commodities king Dennis Gartman sees gold surging to $1,400 within months Stephanie Landsman | @stephlandsman The commodities king explains why he thinks bullion has a lot more room to run. The monetary authorities are all still remaining expansionary,” Gartman told CNBC, and the winner is likely to be gold. He called 2017’s
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By Jordan Roy-Byrne CMT, MFTA The 27-page update has been published, emailed to subscribers and uploaded to the members section of the website. This was our first update post-Precious Metals Summit, which was in Beaver Creek, Colorado Monday through Wednesday. The update included extended commentary (6 full pages) on a number of our holdings as
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By analyst By Andrew Topf A preliminary economic assessment for a mine on Vancouver Island, British Columbia is showing promising economics – despite being in a jurisdiction challenging to build mines. Releasing the PEA last Thursday, NorthIsle Copper and Gold (TSXV:NCX) said its proposed North Island open-pit mine could produce 75,000 tonnes per day for
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By analyst By MINING.com Editor Drone technology is advancing so quickly it’s hard to keep up with it. From aerial shots of construction projects to surveillance of strategic locations and even heat maps of crops to make farming more efficient, unmanned aerial vehicles are a disruptive technology that appears to have unlimited staying power. Rio
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By analyst By Andrew Topf Jeremy Corbyn, whose Labour Party came second in the 2017 UK general election, has reached out to communities hit hard by the downtown in the coal and steel industries. The Labour Party leader said a future Labour government would invest in former mining areas blighted by poverty, while also spending
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By Samuel Taube Transcript: Samuel Taube: Joining us today again is Ryan Fitzwater, the Director of Research for The Oxford Club, and today we’re talking about inflation and deflation. Ryan, thanks for joining us. Ryan Fitzwater: It’s great to be here again, Sam. ST: So… what is inflation, and what is deflation? And also, what
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Source: Jack Chan for Streetwise Reports 09/24/2017 Technical analyst Jack Chan charts the latest moves in the gold and silver markets. Our proprietary cycle indicator is up. Gold sector is on a long-term buy signal. Long-term signals can last for months and years and are more suitable for investors holding for long term. Gold sector
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By Keith Schaefer Napoleon is credited with the saying—I would rather have my generals be lucky than good. And that’s a good saying for Yangarra Resources (YGR-TSX), as they discovered how prolific the Lower Cardium, or “Bioturbated Zone” is in Alberta’s massive Cardium formation–all by accident. They were drilling in the main Cardium zone above–which
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