These gold stocks are getting darn cheap, but only one is worth a look.Read full newsRead More
Brazilian Eike Batista, the former oil and mining billionaire who lost his fortune and spent time in jail last year for alleged corruption, will have to hang about behind bars for the next 30 years.After a corruption trial, the outspoken entrepreneur whose meteoric rise and fall made him the poster boy of a decade-long boom in Brazil that ended four years ago, was found guilty of bribing former R...Read More
The DFS update has also delivered longer life at the Mali project and increased underground reserves by 38%.Read full newsRead More
Resolute Mining Ltd (ASX:RSG) managing director and chief executive John Welborn talks Proactive Investors through the multinational gold producer's...Read full newsRead More
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A Canadian gold mining company has agreed to help clean up South Dakota's most contaminated industrial site.Read full newsRead More
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Mark your calendars for July 12, from 5 to 9 p.m., when the annual Kiwanis Steak Fry cooks up a storm, with its Double R steaks, hamburgers, Hong Kong friedRead full newsRead More
The London Metal Exchange (LME), the world's biggest market for industrial metals, is stepping up efforts to make sure cobalt traded on the exchange is not mined using child labour, particularly in the Democratic Republic of Congo.Starting next year, the LME will demand all companies that get at least 25% of their metal from small-scale mines in the DRC to be subject of a professional audit, Finan...Read More
The London Metal Exchange (LME), the world's biggest market for industrial metals, is stepping up efforts to make sure cobalt traded on the exchange is not mined using child labour, particularly in the Democratic Republic of Congo.Starting next year, the LME will demand all companies that get at least 25% of their metal from small-scale mines in the DRC to be subject of a professional audit, Finan...Read More
Shares in miner and commodities trader Glencore (LON:GLEN) fell the most in two years after it revealed that US authorities had ordered it to hand documents and other records relating to possible corruption and money laundering.The stock fell as much as 13%, wiping more than 5.5 billion pounds ($7.3 billion) off Glencore's market value.The Swiss firm said Tuesday it had received a subpoena from by...Read More
Shares in miner and commodities trader Glencore (LON:GLEN) fell the most in two years after it revealed that US authorities had ordered it to hand documents and other records relating to possible corruption and money laundering.The stock fell as much as 13%, wiping more than 5.5 billion pounds ($7.3 billion) off Glencore's market value.The Swiss firm said Tuesday it had received a subpoena from by...Read More
Thank you for joining us in a weekly technical look at the mid-cap oriented INK Canadian Insider (CIN) Index. Despite appearing ripe for an advance based on the Index hugging the 1300 area for a couple of weeks in a row, the Index slipped last week. The INK CIN fell as much as 22 points to 1288.60 on an intraday basis (a shade below its lower Bollinger band), before scrambling to finish the week...Read More
Vancouver, BC - Bankers Cobalt Corp. (TSXV: BANC) (OTCQB:NDENF) (the "Corporation" or "Bankers"), announces the closing of its previously announced non-brokered private placement of units of the Corporation (the "Units") for gross proceeds of $1,310,000 (the "Financing"). In connection with the closing of the Financing, Bankers issued 10,916,667 Units at a price of $0.12 per Unit with each Unit c...Read More
Make no mistake: we are in a trade war with the United States. The trade rhetoric that began in earnest at the beginning of the year has turned into a tit-for-tat tariff battle.Dominating the trade headlines are the steel and aluminum industries. Unfortunately, Canada's steel companies have been caught in the middle and their share prices have tumbled. Although there are some real concerns, not a...Read More
With so many cryptocurrencies going to zero over the past few weeks, investors are finally witnessing the proverbial chickens "coming home to roost." What started as an astonishing new and revolutionary way of transferring value from one person (or business) to the next has become nothing more than a fad that has, at least for the time, being run its course. The last straw will come once the most...Read More
Amid the news that China will be applying tariffs on American soybeans as of July 6, stocks in that commodity appear set to rise in other international markets. Other members of the Asia-Pacific Trade Agreement as well as Brazil, are obvious alternative markets that could benefit. However, Canadian investors should consider our own home-grown soybean supplier, SunOpta Inc. (TSX:SOY), as a stock t...Read More
Beginning in early Spring,gold and silver faced two serious headwinds: Seasonality - that is, the annual decline in bullion demand from China and India once wedding season ends - and the internal structure of the futures markets, where the big players in gold had lined up in ways that historically point towards weak prices for a while. Both of these negatives are still in place (hence the smack-do...Read More
Even when gold ran to $1,370 in early April, gold mining stocks were trading like garbage. Many of us were baffled at what was going on. Aren't the mining stocks supposed to lead the metals? Well, yes they are and they still do! Apparently the gold/silver shares were trading poorly because they were forecasting a weaker gold/silver price...what a concept!What has definitely been missing with these...Read More