Late last month the Tax Court of Canada ruled in favour of Cameco (TSX: CCO; NYSE: CCJ) in the company's decade-long dispute with the Canada Revenue Agency over tax reassessments for the 2003, 2005 and 2006 tax years.Now the CRA says it plans to appeal the decision with the Federal Court of Appeal, a process Cameco estimates would take about two years.Decisions of the Federal Court of Appeal can...Read More

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James G. Pettit began his career in the resource industry in British Columbia working with his father-in-law and local legend Bern Brynelsen who were integral to the development of Noranda's copper-molybdenum Brenda Mine that was in production from 1970 until 1990.Pettit began serving as Director, President & CEO of Aben Resources Ltd in 2002. Aben Resources is a gold exploration company headqua...Read More

"$FPX.V CEO Martin Turenne provides some insights on the past, present and future of the #nickel market in this interview. https://t.co/tGR6kONwzD"Read full newsRead More

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(Kitco News) - A trifecta of factors will keep gold prices higher for the rest of the year, according to one gold bull.“Last week, the macro backdrop produced an ideal cocktail for gold spot prices. The dollar was down, U.S. real rates were down, and U.S. equities were down. This ‘sweet’ triptych elicited a strong increase in monetary demand for gold, evident in positive ETF inve...Read More

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Medgold Resources (TSXV: MED; US-OTC: MGLDF) is wrapping up a nearly 5,000 metres exploration program at its Tlamino gold-silver-lead-zinc project in southern Serbia that partner Fortuna Silver Mines (TSX: FVI; NYSE: FSM) is funding.Fortuna extended the original 2,400-metre program based on early results, including 13.35 metres from 41.45 metres downhole grading 5.06 grams gold, 109 grams silver,...Read More

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The British bank initiated coverage on Goldcorp, Kinross Gold, Newmont Mining and Yamana GoldRead full newsRead More

I was in Minnesota last week, in the storied "Iron Range" north of Duluth. In fact, I was out in the field on Friday, looking at Precambrian rocks, and missed the white-knuckle excitement of the market selloff for gold, silver, other metals, miners and more. It's amazing what happens when I leave town, eh?Good morning from northern Minnesota. BWK photo.I spent all day Saturday traveling home and m...Read More

The modern world began with a hole in the ground.Around 7,000 years ago, a few clever humans figured out how to work copper into crude, but useful tools and jewelry.Innovation really picked up 5,000 years ago with the beginning of the Bronze Age. Bronze is an alloy of copper and tin, and it's far stronger than either element alone.Bronze was used to make superior weapons, armor, and tools. It was...Read More

A fascinating experiment is taking place.A startup named Nof1 gave 6 top AI models $10,000 each.They gave models access to a crypto exchange, a data feed, and let each model build its own trading and risk management strategy. The "Alpha Arena" competition started Oct 17th and the first "season" will conclude Nov 3rd.The AIs can use up to 40x leverage. With that much juice, a 2.5% move in the wrong...Read More

During a conference call with investors last week, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon made a memorable response to a question from Wells Fargo analyst Mike Mayo about the collapse of a subprime auto lender called Tricolor that cost the bank $170 million. Tricolor went bankrupt due to allegations of fraud, including double-pledging of collateral, which led lenders to halt financing."Mike, you should assume t...Read More

Well, we finally got the mini-crash we've been expecting in precious metals and miners.On Tuesday gold plunged 5.7%, its biggest daily fall since 2013. Silver fell a whopping 8%, slipping back under the key $50 level.Miners fell harder, with the GDX gold miner ETF stumbling from $84 to $73 over the past week. The SILJ silver miner ETF fell from around $26 to $23 over the same period.But it's impor...Read More

We're obviously living in tumultuous times. If investors sense they're on a financial roller coaster, they're right.Recently, I scanned my market tickers and saw that everything was up. Stocks, bonds, gold, silver, the dollar, cryptos and commodities were all advancing. Of course, that didn't last. The next day cryptos crashed and stocks were down sharply. Even gold suffered its worst day in a dec...Read More

Traditionally, the defining moment in a man's life arrives when he looks in his shaving glass and finds his father staring back at him; but there is a day so much more terrible we rarely speak of it – when he catches himself in a full-length mirror and sees his mother...Don Paterson, The Book of ShadowsI was living in London when I picked up Paterson's book of aphorisms. I remember laughing...Read More

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I opened my portfolio this morning already wincing, knowing an ugly number would materialize.Oof. It's a red day for those of us with beefy allocations to gold and silver miners. Game of Thrones style.Precious metal miners are correcting sharply. The SILJ junior silver miner ETF is down about 8.5% as of 12:40 PM. The GDX gold miner ETF is down about 7.8%. These are my preferred benchmarks for the...Read More

I remember getting my offer letter from Lehman Brothers in early 1997, a full 11 years before they went bankrupt, I hasten to add. For a whopping $34,000, I was theirs, green as a Granny Smith apple. My job was in a division called Global Corporate Equity Derivatives, and I was going to help the traders keep their trading books reconciled with the general ledger. It was my first, and last, account...Read More