By analyst By Tracy Wade More than 25 million ounces of white metal traded in a minute. …read more Source:: MineWeb The post Another bullion flash crash is testing the nerve of traders appeared first on Junior Mining Analyst.
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By analyst By Frik Els Source: Preqin Q2 2017 Fundraising Update According to a new report by private capital tracker Preqin, overall fundraising for natural resources investment, slowed dramatically in the second quarter of 2017 with 12 unlisted funds securing $5 billion in investor capital. Q1 2017 saw 21 funds raise a total of $27
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By MN Gordon A Great Big Dud Many of today’s economic troubles are due to a fantastic guess. That the wealth effect of inflated asset prices would stimulate demand in the economy. The premise, as we understand it, was that as stock portfolios bubbled up investors would feel better about their lot in life. Some
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By Rob Otman Bank of the Ozarks (Nasdaq: OZRK) is a mid cap company that operates within the banking industry. Its market cap is $6 billion today, and the total one-year return is 36.18% for shareholders. Bank of the Ozarks stock is beating the market, and it reports earnings next week. But does that make
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By Samuel Taube Here at Investment U, we tend to focus on American stocks. But we know that many of our readers are buying them in Canadian dollars – not greenbacks. Perhaps we’ve been a bit neglectful of investors from the Great White North. Today, we hope to remedy that with an FAQ article for
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By analyst By Cecilia Jamasmie Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia, which holds the world’s largest identified reserves of lithium. (Image: Panoramio| Wikimedia Commons.) As Tesla Motors begins to build the world’s largest lithium-ion battery in Australia and other vehicle makers such as Volvo get on board the electric vehicles train, concerns are rising over the environmental
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By analyst By Vladimir Basov Russian state nuclear corporation Rosatom suspends Mkuju River uranium project in Tanzania for at least three years due to depressed uranium market. Rosatom, which previously hoped to start construction and mining uranium at Mkuju River project in 2013, 2016 and in 2018 respectively, decided to suspend the development of this
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By David Stockman This post Peak Bull: Fake Markets, Fake Money appeared first on Daily Reckoning. [Urgent Note: David Stockman warns that the nation’s future and a massive debt ceiling hangs in the balance as Wall Street’s peak bull stocks carry on. The economist is on a mission to send his new book TRUMPED! A
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By Cory The Fed’s Quantitative Tightening – Much ado about nothing Here is the latest piece from the Epoch Times. It is focused on the Fed’s continue chatter on tightening of the balance sheet. I know we have been talking a lot about central bank policy recently but the change in narrative this year if
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By Alexander Green It’s been more than a year since the Brexit vote – the most significant event in the postwar history of Britain. Months before Donald Trump’s upset election victory, it shocked the political establishment and briefly shook up global financial markets. Investors worldwide were taken aback by the “Leave” camp’s narrow victory. I
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