In 2012 more gold was extracted from the Earth than ever before in history. And even with 2013’s anomalous gold panic devastating the mining industry, production is expected to rise for the fifth year in a row.
Australia is second biggest gold producer Read More »
The Mexican government is setting out to destroy broad swaths of Mexico’s economy as it grasps for more revenues.
Will Goldcorp close shop in Mexico? Read More »
Looking at recoveries from major bottoms starting from 1960, the average recovery for large gold stocks was 58% over the first four months and 75% over the first seven months.
When stalking juniors, follow the leaders Read More »
A number of people have asked me to expand on how the rapid expansion of money supply leads to an effect the opposite of that intended: A fall in economic activity.
Adverse effects of monetary stimulation Read More »
Earnings season offers traders extra tools to gauge the outlook for commodities such gold and oil. For metals, the prognosis isn’t good.
Big miners offer bleak gold outlook Read More »
The price of silver will hit new highs as an explosion of investment demand will overwhelm supply in the future.
Silver not all bearish, to hit new highs Read More »
Kyrgyzstan’s lawmakers overwhelmingly rejected Wednesday a new deal to settle Bishek’s long-standing dispute with the Canadian operator of the country’s biggest goldmine.
Kyrgyzstan rejects Canadian miner deal Read More »
Eric Sprott: Open Letter to the World Gold Council.
Sprott’s letter to World Gold Council Read More »
The ocean water draws minerals and metals out of the Earth’s crust and carries these back up to the seabed. Gold, silver, copper, cobalt, zinc, and lead are all deposited.
Deepwater mining in Norway Read More »
Let’s start by calling a spade a spade: the so-called US government shutdown is anything but.
Shutdowns, Smackdowns, Touchdowns Read More »
