Gold Stock Articles

Precious Metals Update Video: Gold at a very critical area

Thursday, 28 March2019 / Staff reporter

By: IRA EPSTEINGold at a very critical area, overbought and momentum pointing lower -- $1287-1289 area support...Read More

7 Timeless Money Lessons

March 28, 2019 / Nilus Mattive

If wealthy people have the same 24 hours in a day, and work just as hard as others, how do they acquire such incredible wealth?This was the question George Samuel Clason set out to answer in his timeless classic The Richest Man in Babylon. Since 1926, Clason's book has sold more than 2 million copies and has been translated in 26 different languages. Set in ancient Babylon, supposedly the wealthie...Read More

This Stock is Unfathomably Cheap

March 28, 2019 / Jody Chudley

Brighthouse Financial (BHF) isn’t just a cheap stock. It is an unfathomably cheap stock.With a share price currently bouncing are $35, the insurance company is currently trading at 0.29 times book value per share.How cheap is that?Similar insurance companies are currently trading for 0.80 times book value.In order for Brighthouse to trade at their competition’s multiple, the company...Read More

Does Nevada As Top Mining Destination Help Historic Mines?

Mar 28, 2019 / Kitco News

Mar 29, 2019 Guest(s): Robert Archer Nevada has been named the most attractive mining jurisdiction in the world by the Fraser Institute, and one mining executive is looking to revive an old mine from the 1880s. Robert Archer, CEO of Newrange Gold, is rebuilding a historic mine for the Pamlico Gold Project, located in Nevada. "It's an old high-grade, past-producing district, and like the old exp...Read More

Next Oil Domino to Fall? Mexico Becomes a Net Oil Importer

Thursday, 28 March2019 / Staff reporter

While Mexico suffered the bloodiest year of violent deaths in 2018, even bigger trouble may be ahead for the embattled country. For the first time in more than 50 years, Mexico has become a net importer of oil. This is undoubtedly bad news for the Mexican Government as it has relied upon its oil revenues to fund a large percentage of its public spending. And, the majority of these revenues...Read More

Martin Armstrong: A "Perfect Storm" Looms

28/3/2019 / Goldseek Radio

?>>?In Part I with global financier, Martin Armstrong of Armstrong Economics our guest rejoins the show with commentary."Tangible assets will survive," when paper assets evaporate, making collectible items and PMs invaluable.Martin Armstrong is anticipating an EU banking crisis, a "Perfect Storm" a liquidity crisis looms in emerging markets. With capital controls starting to curb appetites for glo...Read More

Eric Holder: 'When Did You Think America Was Great?'

28/3/2019 / Andrew Kugle

"When I hear these things about 'Let's make America great again,' I think to myself: 'Exactly when did you think America was great?'" Read More

Eric Peters: The biggest risk is the central banks' inability to spur growth & inflation

28/3/2019 / Macro Voices

Erik Townsend and Patrick Ceresna welcome Eric Peters back to MacroVoices. Erik and Eric discuss equity markets, volatility, treasury bonds and the biggest risks in the markets today. During the post game, Juliette Declercq joins the conversation to discuss her Financial Repression Theme.Read More

Canadians Drowning in Debt Soup: Danielle Park

28/3/2019 / Talk Digital Network

Portfolio Manager, attorney, finance author, a regular guest on North American media. Danielle Park is the author of the best selling myth-busting book "Juggling Dynamite: An insider's wisdom on money management, markets and wealth that lasts," as well as a popular daily financial blog: www.jugglingdynamite.com. Danielle worked as an attorney until 1997 when she was recruited to work for an intern...Read More

College 'safe zone training': 'Avoid saying mailman'

28/3/2019 / Campus Reform

Students should "avoid saying" words like "mailman" and "ladies and gentlemen," instead urging that they useContinue...Read More

The Big Picture with Steve Forbes

28/3/2019 / Power Trading Radio

"Tariff is another word for sales tax."Steve Forbes is an American publishing executive who was twice a candidate for the nomination of the Republican Party for president. He is the editor-in-chief of business magazine Forbes magazine as well as president and chief executive officer of its parent company, Forbes, Inc. Mr. Forbes' latest book is Reviving America: How Repealing Obamacare, Replacing...Read More

"As Many As A Million Calves Lost In Nebraska" - Beef Prices In The U.S. To Escalate Dramatically In The Coming Months

28/3/2019 / The Economic Collapse

According to Agriculture Secretary Sunny Purdue, there "may be as many as a million calves lost in Nebraska" due to the catastrophic flooding that has hit the state. Continue...Read More

Barry Dawes: A Much Higher Gold Price is Coming

28/3/2019 / Palisade Radio

Barry discusses his early interest in geology and why living in Australia has given him a different perspective from many U.S. investors. He explains how the mining sector is doing quite well in Australia and how the Pilbara gold discoveries look promising. He says, "The demand for commodities will continue to grow as the world strives to reach middle-class." Therefore people who invest long-term...Read More

Gold's Bear Market Will Only Be Over When This Level Is Breached

28/3/2019 / Kitco

This $1,380 level has been a significant overhead resistance zone for the yellow metal, which when breached, Continue...Read More

California Gold Entering High-CBD Content Hemp Seed Market in the U.S.

28/03/2019 / Peter Epstein for Streetwise Reports

Peter Epstein of Epstein Research profiles a gold company that plans to grow hemp seed on its land. I know what readers are thinking.... another junior miner jumping into the #cannabis space... give me a break! Believe me, I thought the exact same thing. However, after watching several junior miners move on to greener pastures, I've learned some things to watch out for. First, there must be an ac...Read More

Gold: A Sharp C-Wave Drop?

28/03/2019 / Clive Maund for Streetwise Reports

Clive Maund sees some rough waters with gold and discusses how to play it. Note: This article was published on CliveMaund.com on March 27.I have not been happy about the pattern that has been forming in gold since it plunged rather rudely and sharply around the end of February. The concern that was engendered by that plunge and the accompanying momentum breakdown, that we can see on gold's latest...Read More

Firm Files Technical Report for Mexican Project in Historical Mining District

28/03/2019 / Streetwise Reports

The Canadian company continues to advance this silver-lead-zinc asset. Goldplay Exploration Ltd. (GPLY:TSX.V; GLYXF:OTCQB) filed on SEDAR an NI 43-101 technical report and mineral resource estimate for its San Marcial project in Mexico, it announced in a news release. The report documents a maiden mineral resource estimate "for the initial 500 meters long by 100 meters wide resource area, part of...Read More

Explorer Reports Thick Oxide Gold Intervals in Nevada Deposit

28/03/2019 / Streetwise Reports

Stepout drilling intersected mineralization that remains open in the northern and southeastern parts of the company's property. Gold Standard Ventures Corp. (GSV:TSX.V; GSV:NYSE) announced in a news release additional oxide gold results from 30 reverse circulation infill and stepout holes drilled in the Dark Star deposit of its Railroad-Pinion project in Nevada. The purpose of these holes was to...Read More

Gold Company Keeps 'Finding the Mother Lode Again and Again'

28/03/2019 / Streetwise Reports

The meaning and implications of recent positive assays for this Nevada company are explained in this ROTH Capital Partners report. In a March 25 research note, analyst Joe Reagor reported ROTH Capital Partners raised its target price on Corvus Gold Inc. (KOR:TSX) to CA$5 per share from CA$4.50, versus CA$2.06, the current share price. The raise came after the gold explorer and developer released...Read More

Next Oil Domino to Fall? Mexico Becomes a Net Oil Importer

Thursday, 28 March2019 / Staff reporter

While Mexico suffered the bloodiest year of violent deaths in 2018, even bigger trouble may be ahead for the embattled country. For the first time in more than 50 years, Mexico has become a net importer of oil. This is undoubtedly bad news for the Mexican Government as it has relied upon its oil revenues to fund a large percentage of its public spending. And, the majority of these revenues...Read More

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