Today we talk to Dr. Paul Connett of the Fluoride Action Network (fluoridealert.org) about Food & Water Watch Inc., et al. v. United States Environmental Protection Agency, a lawsuit that could bring an end to the practice of water fluoridation in the United States. We discuss the Toxic Substances Control Act under which the suit is being filed, how recent court rulings have allowed the case to pr...Read More
The USGS publish a lot of free data on mineral deposits through their open file reports. These reports often include the source data and spreadsheets.Generic link - https://www.usgs.gov/science-explorer-results?es=Grade+and+Tonnage+ModelsDeposit specific linksPorphyry deposits - link and an older version link Sediment hosted Cu deposits - linkSediment hosted Zinc deposits - lin...Read More
I began sending you messages to buy shares of a tiny craft distilling company I had been researching in late October of last year.I sent out video alerts, as I typically do, summarizing the opportunity and why I felt so strongly that it was a good investment at the time.Eastside Distilling (NASDAQ: EAST) was trading below $4.00 at the time.Hardly any of you listened.Over the course of October and...Read More
The U.S. Senate recently voted to pass the Allow States and Victims to Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act a bill that forces online companies to censor theirContinue...Read More
FlowWorks, a flexible SaaS offering by Carl Data Solutions Inc. (CSE:CRL), allows for real-time monitoring and analysis of water resources through a centralized dashboardVasudha Sharma | March 21, 2018: A mid-winter thaw and unprecedented rainfall during the month of February caused severe flooding across cities of Southwestern Ontario, as swollen rivers and streams overflowed. The Chatham-Kent...Read More
While the programming behind algorithmic trading is still in relative infancy, these computerized systems are more likely to increase volatility in metals trading than reduce it, Lord Copper muses. A few weeks ago, fellow Metal Bulletin columnist Martin Hayes wrote about the dramatic fall in the prices of financial assets since the turn of the year. Stock markets across the world have given b...Read More
Areyou feeling lucky? We all should. Whether you’re short or long gold (or you’rewaiting on the sidelines), the additional day of signals is truly a blessing.That is if you know what to look at. The previous days and weeks provided uswith multiple signs and yesterday’s price action served as the – likely final –sign before the big price move. Were you listening? Let&r...Read More
The gold price is up just 1% year to date in 2018 and has advanced 5.5% from the December 2017 low. There are some bullish signs from the chart, including a number of higher highs and higher lows following the late 2015 bottom at $1,045. But it certainly hasn’t been the powerful breakout the gold bugs have been hoping to see. The late 2017 spike above the resistance trend line was also bulli...Read More
Tyrants may oppress you. They may lead you into disastrous wars. But they don't demand that you take personal responsibility, that great burden of democracy. And every tyrant worth his salt provides scapegoats for his people's failures: It's never your fault, it's them.Politicians sell victimhood. They convince individuals that nothing is in your control. And in doing so, the politicians seize the...Read More
Via Sovereignman.com'Mrs. F.' was 84 years old the first time she ever went to prison.Her crime? Petty shoplifting. She stole rice, strawberries, and cold medicine.She served her time. Got released. Then shoplifted again so that she'd go back to prison.She's now 89 years old serving out another 2 1/2 year sentence, not too far away from where I am right now, at a women's prison about 60 miles o...Read More
Ellis Martin interviews US Global Investors' Frank Holmes in front of the Mines and Money Asia Conference in Hong Kong April 3-6, 2018.Mr. Holmes discusses his entree into the crypto-currency, bitcoin and blockchain world and how digital currency isaffecting traditional tradingsystems in a world where immediate transactions free of hampering regulation or preferable to soon-to-be antiquated method...Read More
Tyrants may oppress you. They may lead you into disastrous wars. But they don't demand that you take personal responsibility, that great burden of democracy. And every tyrant worth his salt provides scapegoats for his people's failures: It's never your fault, it's them.Politicians sell victimhood. They convince individuals that nothing is in your control. And in doing so, the politicians seize the...Read More
Via Sovereignman.com'Mrs. F.' was 84 years old the first time she ever went to prison.Her crime? Petty shoplifting. She stole rice, strawberries, and cold medicine.She served her time. Got released. Then shoplifted again so that she'd go back to prison.She's now 89 years old serving out another 2 1/2 year sentence, not too far away from where I am right now, at a women's prison about 60 miles o...Read More
The latest trends in the market have been down, signaling a new phase in which investors are more tepid, says Kevin O'Leary, Chairman of O'Shares ETFs, and star of the hit TV show "Shark Tanks." "You can start to see the old days are back, everything old is new again, volatility's back, and investors have a chance to decide everyday whether to get in or out based on the tone of the market, which...Read More
The next move for gold prices may not please the bulls, who are likely betting for the return of stock market volatility boosting sentiment around the yellow metal. "In the last four gold selloffs, greater than average volume occurred across the entire futures chain while front month gold prices held support -- this suggests new longs and accumulation in the lower $1300's," says Bank of America...Read More
Here Are 3 Hot Things to Know About Stocks Right Now Even with its gains on Tuesday, the S&P 500 remains more than 150 points below its all-time high reached on Jan. 26.The Dow Jones Industrial Average remains nearly 1,900 points below its all-time high, also reached on Jan. 26.Oracle shares dropped nearly 10% on Tuesday. Facebook fell by 2.5%. Wall Street Overview Stocks rebounded on Tuesd...Read More
The latest news and price moves to start the Asian day on Wednesday March 21.Base metals prices on the London Metal Exchange closed lower across the board on Tuesday March 20, with copper falling to a new 2018 low. Read more in our live futures report.Here are how LME prices looked at Tuesday's close:Comex copper prices tumbled to the lowest level since mid-December after investors moved to t...Read More
Global financial markets steadied Tuesday, although tech shares remained under pressure following yesterday's sell-off on Wall Street, as investors moved cash into heavyweight stocks and defensive sectors amid renewed concerns over a brewing global trade war and ahead of this week's expected rate increase from the U.S. Federal Reserve. U.S. equity futures, however, were softer, with contracts ti...Read More
The latest news and price moves to start the Asian day on Wednesday March 21.Base metals prices on the London Metal Exchange closed lower across the board on Tuesday March 20, with copper falling to a new 2018 low. Read more in our live futures report.Here are how LME prices looked at Tuesday's close:Comex copper prices tumbled to the lowest level since mid-December after investors moved to t...Read More
When it comes to Social Security, there are several points that I have made very consistently over the last decade (beyond the fact that the program itself is in poor financial condition)...Point #1. The system is very complicated with thousands of rules, regulations, and possible forks in the road.Point #2. Understanding all your filing options can make a huge difference in how much money you end...Read More