For Pershing Gold, significant de-risking has taken place, yet the share price is largely unchanged. Recent events make it clear that Executive Chairman & CEO Stephen Alfers continues to execute the company’s aggressive strategy.
Pershing Gold ends 2012 on high note Read More »
Billionaire Eric Sprott, CEO of Sprott Asset Management, has no doubts about where silver bullion is headed as the new year approaches.
Sprott is still hot for silver Read More »
In the wake of widespread reports pointing at central banks rushing to restock their coffers ever since the German government submitted gold demands to London and New York bankers, Latin American countries seem to also be catching the gold bug.
Gold bug spreads through Latin America Read More »
Uganda-focused East African Gold floats on the AIM (London’s Alternative Investment Market) later this month with an exciting story and a fairly direct route to value creation.
East African Gold: First mover in Uganda Read More »
Gazing into their crystal balls this week, Wall Street firms interpreted differing futures for gold next year. Morgan Stanley awarded gold the “best commodity for 2013” while Goldman Sachs called the end of the metal’s hot streak.
How gold miners can leverage gold price Read More »
The latest research note on gold from investment bank Goldman Sachs — in which they see the gold bull market coming to an end in the months ahead — might be taken much more seriously if not for two factors.
Fade Goldman’s bearish gold call Read More »
The world’s most influential mining investor has accused goldminers of having an appalling record of value destruction, urging the sector to adopt an industry-wide reporting system.
Lots of glitter, not enough gold Read More »
The junior mining sector is extremely depressed. Share prices have been badly beaten up, costs are rising, and the outlook for mining’s saviours — China and higher metal prices — is grim.
How mining giants could bail out juniors Read More »
A lack of basic infrastructure and a daunting regulatory landscape are among the obstacles to investing in Myanmar’s alluring mining sector, fund managers said this week.
Miners face big obstacles in Myanmar Read More »
California’s glory days as a world-leading gold-producing region are long gone. Or are they? With the gold upside still very much in play, mines long thought played out or considered uneconomic are being reassessed.
Sutter Gold’s first pour at old mines Read More »
