The AOCE and WB have moderate overall forecasts for the metals in 2025 inline with IMF forecasts for a decline in economic growth and inflation, although we see the probability of a stagflationary scenario as still reasonably high.Read More

The past year was a difficult one overall for the metals, with the main standouts to the upside being a geopolitical risk-driven gain in gold, a China-driven rise in iron ore and a surge in uranium on broadening global support for nuclear power (Figure 1). A jump in global interest rates to near two-decade highs saw recession fears persist all year, and while one still did not actually eru...Read More

This year the post-global health crisis boom was brought to an end by a surge in inflation to forty-year highs, a major rise in global interest rates in an attempt to curb the rising prices and surging geopolitical risk after Russia's invasion of Ukraine. While precious metals held up reasonably well as markets turned to them as a risk hedge, by Q2/22 the higher interest rates put an end t...Read More

Chile is the world leader in copper production, at 28.5% of the total in 2020, and this looks set to continue, with the country having the largest global reserves, at 23.0% of total. It is also the global leader for molybdenum, which is often found along with copper, and is a major lithium player, holding 51.1% of global reserves. Read More

Newfoundland has become a gold exploration hotspot over the past few years, with the sector seeing some of its strongest activity ever. While the province remains a small contributor to Canadian gold production, it has a substantial mineral industry well supported by the government, focused on iron ore, copper and nickel, and the surge in exploration suggests that gold output from the...Read More

Nevada is the core of the U.S. gold output, accounting for by far the majority, at 75.4% on average for the past year. The state looks set to remain a dominant player in U.S. gold, as it accounts for 49% of total U.S. reserves, with Alaska slightly ahead with 51% of reserves, but just 8.6% of current production. The U.S. accounts for 6.1% of global gold output, making Nevada one of the largest gol...Read More

The Golden Triangle in northwestern British Columbia has historically been a major site of Canadian gold production, beginning as early as the mid 1800s. There was a wave of production in the 1990s which cooled as the gold price declined, but larger scale production resumed in 2017, and the area has seen surging exploration interest over the past year, given that the region has some of the largest...Read More

In this report we outline the Quebec gold mining industry, including its major producers, and a survey of many of the junior miners focused on the province. Quebec accounts for 34% of Canadian gold production (second to Ontario, with 44%) and remains a major focus for both producers and junior miners.Read More

Red Lake has been one of the most prolific gold mining districts in Canada and the world, with exploration having started in the 1920s, and production, which began in the 1930s, continuing to the present day. The district is known for the high grade of its gold, its infrastructure, and strong institutional support, given the long history of mining in the area.Read More

Palisade Research July 20, 2017 Category: Research Current Price: C$0.18Shares Outstanding: 134.8 MMarket Capitalization: C$24.3 MCash: ~C$5.4 MPara Resources expects to produce 14,000 ounces of gold in 2017, 31,200 ounces in 2018, and 41,000 ounces 2019.This aggressive growth profile is very achievable due to the past success of Para's management team in terms of company growth and mine building....Read More

Where are you from? Seems like a simple question. As I have been traveling recently outside of the U.S. it has come up a lot. When someone asks me where I’m from, I want to rattle off some stats. Where I was born, where I moved to; I name the broader regions and the closest cities. I am from Massachusetts, outside of Boston, but I moved to Florida. No, nowhere near Miami or Orlando. On th...Read More

Where are you from? Seems like a simple question. As I have been traveling recently outside of the U.S. it has come up a lot. When someone asks me where I’m from, I want to rattle off some stats. Where I was born, where I moved to; I name the broader regions and the closest cities. I am from Massachusetts, outside of Boston, but I moved to Florida. No, nowhere near Miami or Orlando. On th...Read More

Did you know that doctors and scientists can be corrupt or simply wrong?People seem to give doctors and scientists the benefit of the doubt when it comes to their findings and opinions on things like global warming, genetically modified organisms, pesticides, chemicals, and how unhealthy certain foods and habits are.But like any other humans, scientists and doctors are, well, human. They can be mi...Read More

Did you know that doctors and scientists can be corrupt or simply wrong?People seem to give doctors and scientists the benefit of the doubt when it comes to their findings and opinions on things like global warming, genetically modified organisms, pesticides, chemicals, and how unhealthy certain foods and habits are.But like any other humans, scientists and doctors are, well, human. They can be mi...Read More

The government depends on the citizens to produce, to create value from which the ruling classes can leech. They need to keep us working and spending in ways that they prescribe in order to insert themselves into transactions which would otherwise have nothing to do with them. Here are five ways that they keep the tax farm going.1. Credit Cards and DebtCredit cards, student loan debt, home loans,...Read More

The government depends on the citizens to produce, to create value from which the ruling classes can leech. They need to keep us working and spending in ways that they prescribe in order to insert themselves into transactions which would otherwise have nothing to do with them. Here are five ways that they keep the tax farm going.1. Credit Cards and DebtCredit cards, student loan debt, home loans,...Read More

1. A Private City in Norway Has Broken Ground! Liberstad is being built.So many of these projects never get off the ground. This one is happening. There is a long way to go, but the initial hurdle has been passed. The land was purchased in June and is currently in development creating a private “anarchist” community. It is being funded by presale of cabins and building sites.2. By 2020...Read More

1. A Private City in Norway Has Broken Ground! Liberstad is being built.So many of these projects never get off the ground. This one is happening. There is a long way to go, but the initial hurdle has been passed. The land was purchased in June and is currently in development creating a private “anarchist” community. It is being funded by presale of cabins and building sites.2. By 2020...Read More

Vancouver, BC - Rockhaven Resources Ltd. (TSX-V:RK | OTC:RKHNF) (the "Company") announces that it has closed the second tranche of the private placement announced on May 23, 2017. Closing consisted of the issuance of 1,615,000 flow-through shares at $0.20 per share, for total consideration of $323,000.Rockhaven paid cash finders' fees totaling $21,910 and issued a total of 109,550 finders...Read More

If you don’t have options, you are helpless.If you had only McDonalds to provide you food, you would not be able to make the choice to be healthy. If Monsanto monopolized the agricultural industry (which they are arguably attempting) then you could not help but consume dangerous carcinogenic pesticides.And if the U.S. government controls your ability to travel around the globe, you have no...Read More

If you don’t have options, you are helpless.If you had only McDonalds to provide you food, you would not be able to make the choice to be healthy. If Monsanto monopolized the agricultural industry (which they are arguably attempting) then you could not help but consume dangerous carcinogenic pesticides.And if the U.S. government controls your ability to travel around the globe, you have no...Read More

West-Sells said the company is about half way through the permitting process and will enter the 15-month panel review stage towards year end, which means the project could be coming out of the permitting process as the copper price cycle is expected to ramp up.Read More

This article is not about fear. This article is about common sense.Last week, we discussed the internet of things, and how smart devices could be used to literally know more about us than we know about ourselves.This is not some distant future dystopia we are talking about. It is already happening.A smart device in a home called the police during a domestic violence incident.It appears to have bee...Read More

This article is not about fear. This article is about common sense.Last week, we discussed the internet of things, and how smart devices could be used to literally know more about us than we know about ourselves.This is not some distant future dystopia we are talking about. It is already happening.A smart device in a home called the police during a domestic violence incident.It appears to have bee...Read More

To strive in the face of adversity is the mantle of Nepali tradition. The country has a historically tumultuous government that has dissolved and transformed many times, either due to in-fighting, public pressure, or most infamously, the massacre of its royal family by its own prince.The current state of government affairs cannot be described without highlighting corruption, especially bribery. C...Read More

To strive in the face of adversity is the mantle of Nepali tradition. The country has a historically tumultuous government that has dissolved and transformed many times, either due to in-fighting, public pressure, or most infamously, the massacre of its royal family by its own prince.The current state of government affairs cannot be described without highlighting corruption, especially bribery. C...Read More

Editor's note: The following comes from a longtime journalist who specializes in writing for major media outlets and private companies about robots, Big Data, and Artificial Intelligence (AI).Would you allow a government official into your bedroom on your honeymoon? Or let your mother-in-law hear and record every conversation that takes place in your home or car - especially disagreements with you...Read More

Editor's note: The following comes from a longtime journalist who specializes in writing for major media outlets and private companies about robots, Big Data, and Artificial Intelligence (AI).Would you allow a government official into your bedroom on your honeymoon? Or let your mother-in-law hear and record every conversation that takes place in your home or car - especially disagreements with you...Read More

Canada's Goldcorp (TSX:G) (NYSE:GG), the world's number four bullion miner in terms of output, is moving forward with its Century project, which aims to extend the life its century-old Dome mine in Ontario.The Dome mine received a death sentence in January 2016, when Goldcorp announced it was closing the operation in the summer due to weak bullion prices that nearly half the company's share pric...Read More