Tag: Gold
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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…
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Markets and the Middle East: A look at Gold, Oil, and Student Debt
BREAKING: Boeing 737 Jet Crashes in Iran due to technical issues after takeoff. Source (ISNA) Oil Stuff & The Middle East At least two airbases housing US troops in Iraq have been hit by more than a dozen ballistic missiles. Iranian state TV says the attack is a direct retaliation to the US killing top…
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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…
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Explaining the violent explosion of Canadians who can not pay their bills
A high bankruptcy rate may intuitively seem like a bad thing, but straight-faced “financial experts” argue that bankruptcies are a proxy for imaginative risk-taking – and therefore a good thing.
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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…
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Thursday Recap: Buy the Rumour, Sell the News
There we go. It’s here. President Donald Trump agreed to a phase-one trade deal with China, averting the Dec 15 introduction of new tariffs on $160 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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The Golden Triangle – an update on a handful of advanced-stage exploration plays
Junior exploration companies—ExplorerCos, if you will—are high-risk propositions. It can take up to 1,000 grassroots projects to generate 100 targets worthy of a probe with the drill bit. Of those, perhaps five or ten will evolve into development projects. And of that small group, only one will become an actual (profitable) mine. Not great odds.…
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The end of the world, or, how I learned to live with a habitually shrinking PMI
The Institute of Supply Management (ISM) U.S. manufacturing survey was released yesterday and, boy, did it ever raise alarms. Estimations of the ongoing U.S.-China trade war have been on a piecemeal basis up until now: It is common knowledge American soybean farmers are struggling, but calculating the material effects on U.S. business as a whole…