War, Peace, and Financial Fireworks By Casey Research Politics has long been a driver of international markets and fickle financial systems alike. Everything is connected. Here are some voices from the just-concluded Casey Research Fall Summit talking about cause, effect, and war. James Rickards, senior managing director with Tangent Capital Partners and an audience favorite […]
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This interview is a timely replay as gold is now approaching once again major support in the $1188 area. Will it hold this time? Listen Now This interview was held at the end of the Metals and Minerals Conference in San Francisco on November 27, 2013 between analyst Dudley Baker of http://www.commonstockwarrants.com and financial broad cast-journalist
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The Single Most Important Lesson from the Casey Summit By Louis James, Chief Metals & Mining Investment Strategist At our San Antonio summit, Rick Rule gave a talk that, as always, was well reasoned, packed with facts, and powerfully cogent. His message was simply that bear markets are for buying and bull markets are for
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By Dudley Pierce Baker http://CommonStockWarrants.com I have recently decided to write up companies which myself and others in the business find attractive. My first Featured Company Profile is on Riverside Resources Inc | TSXV:RRI.V Click here for this one page pdf Profile.
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As I write the gold price is sitting at around US$1225, but it fell at one time yesterday to around US$1206 and it may not take much to drive it down below the key US$1200 psychological support level.
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Vending machines usually conjure thoughts of food and drinks, but one firm is tapping consumers’ love for something much more expensive: gold.
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A Colombian legal tribunal ordered 11 gold mining companies this week to stop operations in the northwest of the country and return the land to Embera Katio tribe …
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A World Bank arbitration court ruled that Venezuela must pay $740 million to Gold Reserve Inc. (GDRZF) for taking its Brisas gold and copper project in 2008.
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The price of gold, down more than a third in three years, is approaching the tipping point where the mining industry would see a spike in the number of producers reducing output or even shutting down operations.
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What happened in occupied Europe was that U.S. dollars became more abundant there and a market in ‘Eurodollars’ sprang up derived in part from U.S. soldiers still in Europe.
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