In 2018 she told a Calgary room that Alberta could leave and would not. The switch she describes came later, and it did not come from the ledger. ...Read More
Gold's last bust took the junior index down far harder than the metal. Marketing is the easy cut. The drill is the tell. ...Read More
The best result since the 2022 record is still a spike. The number they are willing to live with starts the year after. ...Read More
Half the Gold Fields synergy is a tax reset any buyer could claim. The Lynas deal was signed while the real chief executive search was on ice. ...Read More
He will call it war. He will not call it troops. He will call a prime minister captured, and he will not call him an enemy of the country. ...Read More
Neil Adshead heard the same plan all morning in Colorado Springs. Grow from the rocks on the shelf. Do not expect that plan to include buying yours. ...Read More
The combined company is too small for a classic antitrust breakup. China's smelters are short of feed, so the approval stamp is being used as a supply treaty. ...Read More
Financial repression works only when the government borrows below the inflation rate. The United States is borrowing above it. A speech does not flip the sign. ...Read More
The House can touch the money for the Iran war. The Senate, even at 62 percent, cannot override a veto. December 11 matters more than the sweep graphic. ...Read More
Half the January peak is not a bargain by itself. At $60, low-cost silver mines still have a business. High-cost mines have a hope. ...Read More
The bids are real. The payment is usually paper. A bigger miner is not a bigger claim on gold unless ounces per share go up. ...Read More
He wrote a cheque of about US$3.6 million. A much larger placement cut his percent of the company, and the famous name did not stop the dilution. ...Read More
The yearly average barely moved. The pressure HSBC names, higher rates and higher oil, can make miners poorer even if the year still looks strong. ...Read More
The bank's risk case is cheaper gold caused by expensive oil. That kind of sale can make mines poorer, not cheaper. ...Read More
Rearmament wants the metal now. Refining is a 2030 story. Investors who buy the announcement are buying the wait. ...Read More
The caption says irrevocable harm. The deed says not on Indigenous land. The yacht says the sermon is a costume. ...Read More
Fear crosses a strait in an hour. A carrier takes until November. The war sold as one night is now a calendar. ...Read More
A permitted mine with a buyer is tungsten exposure. An old grade in the Northwest Territories is high risk, high potential reward. ...Read More
Silicon Valley is funding faster drills. Generalists just wrote Silver Tiger a huge check. Neither replaces a deposit, and the venture market is still waiting for the rest of the money. ...Read More
She said the run was physical demand, and that it overshot. This year's industrial use is weaker. Silver stocks do not inherit a target she never gave. ...Read More