Some gyms are taking extreme measures to combat the coronavirus, but is it even possible to stop an airborne virus? Should people just go about their life in an attempt to develop herd immunity?Continue...Read More
When confronted with the data by the AP, the state health department declined to comment. One individual quoted by the AP called it "the single dumbest decision" made during the response to the pandemic.Continue...Read More
"When you're developing a vaccine, nothing is guaranteed."Are these vaccines for real, or are they just attempts to pump and dump stocks?Continue...Read More
Suddenly, silver looks extremely cheap. For the price of a single Gold Eagle, one can get two heaping handfuls of shiny, heavy silver ounces.Continue...Read More
"At some point, the shorts big and small will be forced to cover, and that's going to drive the price to the moon."Ed Steer is the founder of Ed Steer's Gold and Silver Digest and a director at GATA.org.Read More
The move of a lifetime isjust beginning!The senior mining companieshave led this rally for the past year. In the metals sector you get leadershiprotation from bullion, silver, senior miners, and junior miners. Silver and thejunior miners have yet to break out of their 2016 highs, but it's coming. Webelieve the junior miners will be next and break through the elusive $52 level. Once this price is b...Read More
TMAC is the third underperforming Canadian gold junior to be acquired in the past few months.Read full newsRead More
May 20, 2020 (Baystreet.ca via COMTEX) --The spot price of gold has enjoyed significant momentum on the back of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the yellow...Read full newsRead More
Navarre Minerals is one of the exploration companies searching for gold deposits in Victoria. (Image courtesy of Navarre Minerals). The Australian state of Victoria announced that it will defer until January 2021, the collection of all rents on exploration, mining, prospecting and retention licences, as well as annual fees for extractive industries' work.These fees and rents bring about A$3.5 mil...Read More
Solar panels and and power lines. (Image from Piqsels, CC0). A report published by market analyst Lux Research states that companies looking to decarbonize their energy trade routes have about 10 years to do so.According to Lux, by 2030, imported electricity via new high-voltage direct current (HVDC) power lines is likely to become cheaper than low-carbon natural gas turbines. This means that cor...Read More
Researcher Nathan Reid carrying out the groundwater experiment. (Image courtesy of CSIRO). Haloes of altered water chemistry in groundwater could help geologists identify areas where ore deposits lie hidden below the surface.A new report published by the Minerals Research Institute of Western Australia states that by sampling groundwaters, prospectors can make their exploration instruments 'taste...Read More
Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Friday May 22 that are worth another look.NLMK, Russia's largest steelmaker, has started hot testing the new beneficiation section at its Stoilendkiy mining and beneficiation plant, the company said on May 22.Metals traders have begun to feel the pinch after a turbulent period in commodity markets have caused some banks to step back from f...Read More
Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Friday May 22 that are worth another look.NLMK, Russia's largest steelmaker, has started hot testing the new beneficiation section at its Stoilendkiy mining and beneficiation plant, the company said on May 22.Metals traders have begun to feel the pinch after a turbulent period in commodity markets have caused some banks to step back from f...Read More
Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Friday May 22 that are worth another look.NLMK, Russia's largest steelmaker, has started hot testing the new beneficiation section at its Stoilendkiy mining and beneficiation plant, the company said on May 22.Metals traders have begun to feel the pinch after a turbulent period in commodity markets have caused some banks to step back from f...Read More
The gargantuan global debt bubble is now imploding at an astounding and terrifying rate, with the virus acting as a catalyst to speed up the process thanks to the lockdowns and the massive economic disruption that they are causing. The global economy is coming to a dead stop, with the airline, catering and tourism industries the first victims and already largely destroyed in the space of just a...Read More
Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Friday May 22 that are worth another look.NLMK, Russia's largest steelmaker, has started hot testing the new beneficiation section at its Stoilendkiy mining and beneficiation plant, the company said on May 22.Metals traders have begun to feel the pinch after a turbulent period in commodity markets have caused some banks to step back from f...Read More
Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Friday May 22 that are worth another look.NLMK, Russia's largest steelmaker, has started hot testing the new beneficiation section at its Stoilendkiy mining and beneficiation plant, the company said on May 22.Metals traders have begun to feel the pinch after a turbulent period in commodity markets have caused some banks to step back from f...Read More
Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Friday May 22 that are worth another look.NLMK, Russia's largest steelmaker, has started hot testing the new beneficiation section at its Stoilendkiy mining and beneficiation plant, the company said on May 22.Metals traders have begun to feel the pinch after a turbulent period in commodity markets have caused some banks to step back from f...Read More
Here are five Fastmarkets stories you might have missed on Friday May 22 that are worth another look.NLMK, Russia's largest steelmaker, has started hot testing the new beneficiation section at its Stoilendkiy mining and beneficiation plant, the company said on May 22.Metals traders have begun to feel the pinch after a turbulent period in commodity markets have caused some banks to step back from f...Read More
The gargantuan global debt bubble is now imploding at an astounding and terrifying rate, with the virus acting as a catalyst to speed up the process thanks to the lockdowns and the massive economic disruption that they are causing. The global economy is coming to a dead stop, with the airline, catering and tourism industries the first victims and already largely destroyed in the space of just a...Read More