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By Cory Continuation Segment 1 – Infrastructure Spending In The US Download audio file (2017_08_10-Weekend-Speical-Chris-Temple.mp3) This is the continuation of Chris Temple and my conversation regarding infrastructure spending in the US. We dive into how carbon credits might be securitized and infrastructure banks rise in the news. Be sure you listen to segment 1 of […]

By Cory Infrastructure Spending, Gold Market Commentary, and a Discussion on Bitcoin Download audio file (0812-KE-Report-Weekend-Show.mp3) The talk of war between North Korea and the US has dominated the headlines and market commentary all week. We also covered the topic of geopolitics and market moves almost everyday this week (be sure to check out our

By analyst By Valentina Ruiz Leotaud The president of Chilean Codelco, Nelson Pizarro, announced Friday that the state-owned company has plans to produce sustainable copper cathode in the years to come. In an interview with Reuters, Pizarro said that the idea is to generate a product attending to very strict environmental and social considerations. This,

By analyst By Valentina Ruiz Leotaud La Escondida, an underground coal mine located in the Spaniard town of Caboalles de Arriba, was shut down on Friday. It was the last project of its type located in the Castilla and León region. According to local media, owner Hijos de Baldomero García decided to close the 60-year-old

By James Rickards This post The Logic of War appeared first on Daily Reckoning. This was the week that the logic of war collided with the illogic of bubbles. So far, the bubble is winning, but that’s about to change. The “logic of war” is an English translation of a French phrase, la logique de

By James Rickards This post Rickards: “War Is Almost Inevitable” appeared first on Daily Reckoning. All three major stock indexes were deep in the red yesterday, and volatility spiked for the first time in months as the war clouds gather over the Korean Peninsula. Here’s the latest tweet from President Trump: Here’s another from two

By Rob Otman NetApp (Nasdaq: NTAP) is a $12 billion company today. Investors that bought shares one year ago are sitting on a 50.65% total return. That’s above the S&P 500’s return of 14.02%. NetApp stock is beating the market, and it reports earnings next week. But does that make it a good buy today?

By Jordan Roy-Byrne CMT, MFTA The outlook for precious metals has changed quite a bit over the last month. In early July, Gold and gold stocks were weak and threatening severe breakdowns below key levels such as $1200 Gold and $21 GDX. Those moves reversed course and now Gold and gold stocks are threatening resistance.

By analyst On Wednesday, Aug. 8, Nevsun Resources Ltd. (T:NSU) reported a loss of $0.15 earnings per share (EPS) for the second quarter of 2017 (all amounts are in U.S. dollars). Revenues were down quarter on quarter (8%) on a decline… …read more Source:: PRNewswire-Mining and Metals The post Nevsun reports Q2/2017 loss, writes-down Bisha,

By Ray Blanco This post From the Ashes of Failure: A Biotech Phoenix Rises appeared first on Daily Reckoning. Thanks to a dogged immune-centered biotech, it looks like we are well on our way toward a better hepatitis B vaccine. We really need one. This viral infection attacks the liver and can cause both acute