July 26th, 2019(S14-E706)Featured GuestsMary Joyce& John ScurciPlease Listen HereInterview RecapMary Joyce worked for two major metropolitan area newspapers as a writer, columnist, artist.The discussion begins with her work at WCU, with a local and respected individual.The tunnels included tiny skeletons, approximately 3 feet in height of full-grown humanoids.Chris notes his research in the s...Read More

"I don't know why the Bureau of Prisons put Epstein in a jail cell with a cop that killed four people and buried them in his back yard. Epstein should have been in solitary confinement under watch. So, whoever made that decision, it was a complete error in judgment, if not intentional. That should not have happened in the first place."There is free information and analysis on Kevin Shipp's website...Read More

"The key to understanding populism is that "the people" does not include all the people."Continue...Read More

"Contrary to what the president says, he is not (yet) a dictator. He doesn't have the power to order people to stop. To detain someone, you need to Continue...Read More

China is developing underwater drones that look exactly like sharks, the military analysis site South Front reports, based on new photos out of a Beijing military expo.Continue...Read More

It only took the robbers about 3 minutes to pull off one of the largest heists in Brazil's historyContinue...Read More

A description of this minerals firm's findings and their implication are provided in a Haywood report. In a July 23 research note, Haywood analyst Mick Carew reported that Osisko Mining Inc. (OSK:TSX) hit upon what it is calling Triple Lynx, four zones of gold mineralization between the Triple 8 discovery and the main Lynx corridor at its Windfall Lake project.Carew depicted Osisko's discovery. T...Read More

Global billet prices softened in most markets around the world during the week to Friday July 26 amid sluggish demand for finished steel products.Asian markets were an exception, however, with billet prices going up slightly in Southeast Asia and China as well as in Iran, which mainly supplies material to the Asian region.Southeast Asia, Iran, ChinaAlthough billet prices in Southeast Asia were pre...Read More

Houston we have lift off! So the gold price took off like a rocket in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Launch and Lunar landings. One small step for precious metals one giant leap for gold bugs as the gold price barely paused at a series of resistance levels, $1300, $1350, $1370, $1400, none managed to hold gold in check for more than a couple of days as the price gravitated...Read More

July 26th, 2019(S14-E706)Featured GuestsMary Joyce& John ScurciPlease Listen HereInterview RecapMary Joyce worked for two major metropolitan area newspapers as a writer, columnist, artist.The discussion begins with her work at WCU, with a local and respected individual.The tunnels included tiny skeletons, approximately 3 feet in height of full-grown humanoids.Chris notes his research in the s...Read More

Silver has blastedhigher in the last couple weeks, far outperforming gold.  This is certainly noteworthy, as silver hasstunk up the precious-metals joint for years. This deeply-out-of-favor metal may be embarking on a sea-change sentimentshift, finally returning to amplifying gold’s upside.  Silver is not only radically undervaluedrelative to gold, but investors are aggressive...Read More

In the spring of 2018 Tesla came out with a bold prediction: bringing the amount of cobalt used in their Model 3 battery cells down to zero.  “Cells used in Model 3 are the highest energy density cells used in any electric vehicle. We have achieved this by significantly reducing cobalt content per battery pack while increasing nickel content and still maintaining superior thermal stabil...Read More

Here are five Fastmarkets MB stories you might have missed on Friday July 26 that are worth another look.A former employee is suing Gerald Metals, Gerald Holdings and the chief executive officer of both companies for alleged fraud, negligent supervision and infliction of emotional distress related to their cobalt activities in the Democratic Republic of Congo, according to court documents filed in...Read More

July 26th, 2019(S14-E706)Featured GuestsMary Joyce& John ScurciPlease Listen HereInterview RecapMary Joyce worked for two major metropolitan area newspapers as a writer, columnist, artist.The discussion begins with her work at WCU, with a local and respected individual.The tunnels included tiny skeletons, approximately 3 feet in height of full-grown humanoids.Chris notes his research in the s...Read More

Here are five Fastmarkets MB stories you might have missed on Friday July 26 that are worth another look.A former employee is suing Gerald Metals, Gerald Holdings and the chief executive officer of both companies for alleged fraud, negligent supervision and infliction of emotional distress related to their cobalt activities in the Democratic Republic of Congo, according to court documents filed in...Read More

RAPAPORT... De Beers loosened its purchasing requirements for roughbuyers at last week's sight in an effort to ease the oversupply affecting the diamond market.Sightholders have struggled to reduce their inventories due to an imbalance of stocks and weak polished demand. To tackle the problem, De Beers allowed its customers todefer purchases from the July sight to other sales later this year, aspo...Read More

RAPAPORT... Gemological Science International (GSI) is opening its second testing center in New York dedicated to identifying undisclosed lab-grown diamonds. The 4,200-square-foot facility on Fifth Avenue will be used to spot synthetics in loose-stone parcels and jewelry, GSI saidlast week. It will enable the institute to broaden the services it currentlyoffers at the screening center it laun...Read More

RAPAPORT... Consumers prefer to shop in-store, and spend more on jewelrywhen buying in brick-and-mortar than when purchasing online, a study by Citibank's Citi Retail Services found. "As jewelry is such a personal item, buying in-store largelyprovides consumers with the confidence that comes after physically viewing andhandling a product," Leslie McNamara, chief marketing officer and head ofw...Read More

Rio Tinto's planned closure of the Argyle mine in 2021 is set to reduce Australia's rough diamond output by 99 percent, GlobalData anticipates. The mining output will decline to just 137,000 carats from the current level of 14.2 million carats. GlobalData reported that Australia's supply of rough diamonds has relied entirely on Argyle after the suspension of the Ellendale mine in 20...Read More

RAPAPORT... Kering, the owner of high-fashion houses Gucci and YvesSaint Laurent, reported solid growth in its jewelry and watch divisions in thefirst half of 2019, driven by increased sales in Asia Pacific and westernEurope. Revenue from houses other than Gucci, Yves Saint Laurent and Bottega Veneta jumped 20% to EUR 1.23 billion ($1.37 billion). The category includes jewelry and watch brand...Read More