Junior Mining News

By Cory Happy July 4th!! We hope everyone is having a great 4th of July. I know we talk a lot about the issues in America but today is a good day to look at the good things in the country. We will be back to regular posting tomorrow. …read more Source:: The Korelin Economics […]

By analyst By Cecilia Jamasmie A team of former traders from Glencore (LON:GLEN) will launch Wednesday an online platform to connect miners with customers such as smelters and sign deals without the need of brokers. The online marketplace, named Open Mineral, will let miners put up tenders for their concentrate directly to end-users. Open Mineral

By Big Al Appropriate for the Fourth of July. Thank you Laura Stein! “US” by Paul Genova (Mr. Paul Genova has been President and Chief Operating Officer of Wireless Telecom Group Inc. since June 30, 2016. I haven’t said too much about this election since the start…but this is how I feel… I’m noticing that

By analyst By Cecilia Jamasmie Canada’s Goldcorp (TSX:G) (NYSE:GG), the world’s number four bullion miner in terms of output, is moving forward with its Century project, which aims to extend the life its century-old Dome mine in Ontario. The Dome mine, one of the oldest operating gold mines in North America and one of the

By analyst The weakness of gold in real terms could be a reflection of its worsening fundamentals. As we have drilled into the head of readers, Gold is strongly inversely correlated to the trend in real interest rates…. …read more Source:: PRNewswire-Mining and Metals The post Gold is Weak in Real Terms appeared first on

By Frank Shostak Popular Imagery of Money on the Move For most financial commentators an important factor that either reinforces or weakens the effect of changes in the money supply on economic activity and prices is the “velocity of money”. An image from an article on the intertubes that “explains” the velocity of money (one

By analyst By Cecilia Jamasmie Mining companies operating in Tanzania face fresh challenges as the country’s lawmakers have approved two laws that allow the government to renegotiate or revoke existing contracts. The bills, which aim at providing the state with a greater share of revenue from the country’s natural resources, are part of a major

By Alexander Green My friend Hal is a Harvard graduate, an author and holds a doctorate. While we share a lot of interests – books, music and wine, among others – we inhabit opposite ends of the political spectrum. That means we argue a lot when we get together, although it’s generally good-natured. When he

By GoldSilverWorlds Jim Rickards on the War on Gold, the Coming China Collapse & War w/ North Korea Your browser does not support the podcast player element. DOWNLOAD MP3 Welcome to this week’s Market Wrap Podcast, I’m Mike Gleason. Coming up we’ll hear the second half of my two-part interview with Jim Rickards, author and

By Big Al Martha Boneta describes Citizens for the Republic. (www.cftr.org) Through education, grassroots organization, advocacy, and political activism, CFTR promotes the principles of limited government, maximum freedom, personal responsibility, peace through strength, and defense of the dignity of every individual. These are the ideas that Ronald Reagan championed when he founded the original CFTR