14 July 2025

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Category: Gold

  • Euro Sun Mining (ESM.T): how to buy gold for $2.30 an ounce

    Euro Sun Mining (ESM.T): how to buy gold for $2.30 an ounce

    Euro Sun’s gold is valued at $2.30 an ounce. I assumed Euro Sun’s gold was in the “inferred resource” category, which according to 43-101 standards, is “too speculative geologically to have economic considerations applied to it.” My assumption was false.

  • VRIC 2020 Form Guide: How to do the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference

    VRIC 2020 Form Guide: How to do the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference

    I’ve been to about a decade of Vancouver Resource Investment Conferences, the big Cambridge House BC mining convention that runs every year around this time and, for much of that decade, the mood has been fairly dour. There’s always hope that something is going to light up the industry the way LithiumX (LIX.V) did in…

  • Gold (GLD.NYSE): Is the U.S. too broke to fight another war?

    Gold (GLD.NYSE): Is the U.S. too broke to fight another war?

    A $6.4 trillion price tag, means that adventures-in-the-middle east cost each U.S. tax-payer USD $42,000. The median U.S household has only $11,700 in savings. 29% of U.S. households have less than $1,000 in savings.

  • Death by Drone and a volatile metal

    Death by Drone and a volatile metal

    It’s been a tumultuous start to this new year and decade. Clearly, there’s a rage in the air. A drone strike that took out Qassem Soleimani, the leader of the Quds Force of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, sent shock waves across the planet. This drone hit, in retaliation for the killing of an American contractor…

  • Gold tags $1500 as 2019 draws to a close

    Gold tags $1500 as 2019 draws to a close

    A translation of this article is available in Chinese at our content partner NAI500 here. Gold is ending the year with a better than 17% gain, a move that has more than a few traders, fundamental and technical alike, glued to their screens, waiting for the (inevitable) assault on the $1560.00 – $15070 level. The…

  • Nexus Gold (NXS.V) tables plans to drill Red Lake project

    Nexus Gold (NXS.V) tables plans to drill Red Lake project

    Nexus put out news loyal shareholders really wanted to see—a plan to mobilize a drill rig to the heart of the Red Lake Mining District. The company’s 1,348.5-hectare Mckenzie Project is well-positioned in the famous mining camp, flanked by the likes of Newmont-Goldcorp (NGT.T), Yamana (YRI.T), Pure Gold (PGM.V) and Premier Gold (PG.T). Previous exploration…

  • The Cusp, the little Birds, the Falcon (FG.V)

    The Cusp, the little Birds, the Falcon (FG.V)

    Since our last dose of bullish commentary a few sessions back, the precious metal is still consolidating its dramatic gains registered earlier in the summer, but is in the process of testing higher ground, trading near the top of its range. In a recent Guru offering, we detailed many of the underlying fundamentals supporting the…

  • Falcon Gold (FG.V) is a tiny little bet on a big fat gold region

    Falcon Gold (FG.V) is a tiny little bet on a big fat gold region

    Close-ology is a mining term used to describe companies that are close to another company that is running red hot, and may justifiably make the case that they can be hot too. For some, like serial ring-staker Ryan Kalt, close-ology is a business model. The moment someone announces they’ve found something interesting in Dildo, Newfoundland…

  • Gold – the time is nigh

    Gold – the time is nigh

    Gold appears to be setting up for a push higher, perhaps a sustainable push as we enter 2020. From a lowly $1275 in late May, the metal screamed higher topping out at roughly $1570.00 in early September (blue arrow). That was an impressive run. $1570.00 marked a six-year high. We registered our caution in these…

  • 95 million Americans do not receive a paycheck – does that matter?

    95 million Americans do not receive a paycheck – does that matter?

    The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) is trading at an all time high of 27,880. The trade war with China has hurt American factories, but exports and imports account for just 27% of the U.S. GDP. According to the World Bank, the only countries where trade represents a smaller percentage of GDP are Nigeria, Cuba,…