SilverCrest Mines says it has reported yet another discovery at its Santa Elena mine in Mexico and more high grade drilling results, sending shares higher Tuesday.
SilverCrest Mines adds Mexican discovery Read More »
Canadian miner Barrick Gold’s operations in Latin America are giving the company more than one headache these days.
Canada’s Barrick Gold fined in Chile Read More »
In India, people ask you about China, and, in China, people ask you about India: Which country will become the more dominant economic power in the 21st century? I now have the answer: Mexico.
How Mexico got back in the game Read More »
Taking inspiration from George Orwell’s “1984,” renowned BMO advisor Don Coxe has coined the expression “Weakness is Strength” to describe the current economic situation.
Orwellian currency: Weakness is strength Read More »
Gold dipped below $1,600 last week, falling to a six-month low, much to the chagrin of gold investors. I find the timing of the correction peculiar.
When it comes to gold, stick to the facts Read More »
Investors in Sandstorm Gold, the aggressive gold-streaming company, have been in shock over the precipitous drop in the share price over the past 30 days.
Sandstorm Gold: Warning or opportunity? Read More »
The question of ‘location, location, location’ is a serious one for the mining company investor, suggests City broker Ambrian today. There was a time when traders were happy just to see a development company pick up a mining project anywhere
Mining investors should consider location Read More »
A Greek prosecutor ordered the release Monday of a 54-year-old man hours after he was arrested in connection with an attack on a Canadian-owned gold mining operation.
Greek anti-mining blogger released Read More »
The Chinese Central Bank has been buying 40 to 70 tons of gold monthly for the past two years, perhaps more. It is unlikely that they are ditching and hedging their “junk bond” Treasuries out of sentiment.
China is not buying gold out of sentiment Read More »
“It’s very metaphysical,” she said of Southridge Enterprises Inc. and recent reports that two of the allegedly Dallas-based mining company’s executives were murdered in Mexico. “How can you kill people who never existed?”
Mystery of ‘murdered’ miners in Mexico Read More »
