Category: Gold
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Gold gave me $65,000 this week – but I still don’t trust her
One summer, vocationally and emotionally adrift, I fell in love with a tall older woman who wore metallic sparkles in her hair. She liked to tell stories. Her favorite one was about how we were going to get rich together. Not embarrassing rich. Just rich-enough-not-to-give-a-fuck. I believed in her. I gave her everything I had.…
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![Gold is getting interesting]()
Gold is getting interesting
Yesterday gold prices popped $25 to USD $1,418 as Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell made a case for lower interest rates. Many investors believe that lower interest rates will automatically push gold prices up, but in the last 50 years, the correlation has only been about 28%. “We see the case for a somewhat more…
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![Falcon Gold (FG.V) sets sights on gold, cobalt and vanadium]()
Falcon Gold (FG.V) sets sights on gold, cobalt and vanadium
On June 19, 2019, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) concluded a meeting leaving U.S. interest rates unchanged, but signaled their intent to lower rates in the coming months should U.S. economic growth grind to a halt. The FOMC’s message was decidedly dovish. And the market hangs on every damn word. In their parting statement,…
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Saville Resources (SRE.V) brings big volume on debut niobium drill data
Saville Resources (SRE.V), which is cheap enough that I could probably take it over if I sold some baseball cards and maxed out my credit cards, dropped some drill results Monday that drove some serious trading volume, if not a massive price spike. For many, that won’t be interesting, because they’re not producing edibles and…
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![Rockridge Resources (ROCK.V) taps high-grade copper at Knife Lake]()
Rockridge Resources (ROCK.V) taps high-grade copper at Knife Lake
In our maiden article featuring Rockridge Resources (ROCK.V), we explored every aspect of the company, from management pedigree to geological merit: Rockridge Resources (ROCK.V): one of Canada’s newest copper exploration companies Today, we were served up a taste of what the company has percolating just below the surface at its flagship Knife Lake project in…
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![Equity.Guru podcast: Barrian Mining (BARI.V) goes public to bring gold mining to millennials]()
Equity.Guru podcast: Barrian Mining (BARI.V) goes public to bring gold mining to millennials
Barrian Mining (BARI.V) announced the successful closure of its IPO a couple days ago and has a mandate to market its venture to the next generation of investors still relatively ignored by the mining sector – millennials. The company’s flagship Bolo project, located in Nevada, exhibits many geological characteristics of a potential Carlin gold deposit…
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Mining on a run: Aben (ABN.V), Blue Sky Uranium (BSK.V), E3 Metals (ETMC.V), and Cypress (CYP.V) are booming
Hey millennials. Quit obsessing over the down market your weed stocks are enduring for a moment and come with me over here. No, wrong way. Over here. Good. We’re going to talk about mining for a second. Bear with me. It’s going to be okay. You’ll like this. How many of your weed stocks have…
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![The overriding fundamentals underpinning the next upswing in gold]()
The overriding fundamentals underpinning the next upswing in gold
For the past few decades gold has stuck to a fairly reliable schedule – a cycle if you will – in carving out a major low every 8-years, roughly: Note that the above chart takes us only up to mid-2016. The projected gold price trajectory (green line) was a bit aggressive, but the chart illustrates…
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Martini-time for gold investors as the U.S. treasury yield curve inverts
This week the 3-month U.S. Treasuries are yielding more than 10-year notes. For the last 50 years, a yield curve inversion, has been an infallible predictor of recessions. The spread between 3-month bills and 10-year Treasuries has inverted before each of the past seven recessions. Bianco Research determined that historically, a recession arrives 12-18 months…
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Mining for minors: Time for resource companies to figure out the money is in millennials
In 2015, when we started this outfit, our business model was to steer clear of conventional wisdom and the same old pubco marketing techniques, and instead focus on rich niches. Honest coverage of client companies that is negative when justified was one niche. Being inclusive of women was another. And appealing to a younger investor…
