Barrick Gold (TSX: ABX; NYSE: ABX) is taking part in a bought-deal offering by Midas Gold (TSX: MAX; US-OTC: MDRPF) to keep its pro rata interest in the junior exploration and development company with a gold project in central Idaho.Midas Gold is offering 33.2 million common shares at 60 ? per share for proceeds of $19.9 million, which will help advance a feasibility study and permitting at its St...Read More
Bob Moriarty ArchivesJun 12, 2019It’s no secret that copper is both in severe shortage with increasing demand at the same time production is declining. A new Canadian based junior exploration company has an interesting direction they are moving in. Rockridge Resources (ROCK-V) wants to use modern advanced technology to test old mining camps in safe jurisdictions.Their latest drill results fr...Read More
Weekly Reports |Jun 12 2019The uranium spot price has posted its first weekly increase in almost two months.-Buyers Emerge-Uranium market remains fractured-Finland gets ambitiousBy Greg PeelAfter a long, steady decline in the spot uranium price in 2019 on section 232 uncertainty, buyers finally emerged from the woodwork last week in the form of both utilities and investors. While US utilities cont...Read More
You've never heard the name Riley "Floyd" Harris before now.Don't beat yourself up; very few people today remember Floyd's indelible place in history.It's not a stretch to say that you and I owe him a huge debt of gratitude for the role he played in shaping America's meteoric rise as a global energy powerhouse.Still scratching your head? You see, Floyd was a young engineer working for Stanolind Oi...Read More
Delrey Metals Corp. (CSE:DLRY, FSE:1OZ, OTC:DLRYF) has an option to earn an 80% interest in the Four Corners, advanced stage, iron-titanium-vanadium exploration project, located in Newfoundland and Labrador. We learned from Morgan Good, Founder, President and CEO of Delrey Metals, that the Four Corners Project has positive historical drilling, metallurgy, and development economics, as well as grea...Read More
Dave KranzlerIn April credit card debt was once again the largest contributor to the new all-time high in consumer debt, increasing by $7 billion vs. a decline of $2 billion in March. Student loan and auto debt hit all-time highs of $1.6 trillion and $1.16 trillion, respectively. I found the credit card debt numbers interesting because a report released by Experian showed that 23% of Americans n...Read More
Stefan GleasonThe 2020 presidential election is already shaping up to be one of the most bitterly contested in history. The outcome could have enormous ramifications for all asset markets, including precious metals.In the meantime, a lot can happen before November 2020 - especially with the Federal Reserve apparently set to turn dovish and cut interest rates this summer.Some historical research...Read More
By: Stewart Thomson, Graceland Updates 1. A lot of Americans getting a myriad of government entitlements thought that President Trump would recreate the 1950s for them. 2. If Trump had eliminated the PIT (personal income tax), capital gains tax, and corporate income tax, I've estimated that around $100 trillion in capital would have surged into America.3. That w...Read More
Although there are a dozen good reasons why the bull market should flame out, like, tomorrow, there's nothing in the long-term charts to suggest this is likely. A friend and fellow permabear sent me an Elliott Wave theorist's prediction that the sensational run-up begun more than ten years ago could continue for another three or four years. This is based on a five-wave Elliott pattern that is cu...Read More
I am getting bullish on euro and pound. I also expect more losses for the US dollar index and gains for Asian currencies against the US dollar. A currency war can be unleashed by Trump anytime. Trump believes that nations will use currency depreciation to offset higher tariffs. The Federal Reserve will take direct and indirect measures to ensure the competitiveness of the US dollar. This implies...Read More
Imagine your grandfather, assuming he's still alive, deciding he deserved to be president. He's getting ready to throw his hat in the ring and really make a run for it. Your family would probably stage an intervention and try to talk some sense to him. Unfortunately, Joe Biden doesn't have anyone around him willing to do the same. Therefore, he's left blabbering and stuttering and misspeaking non-...Read More
*This video was first released on April 19, 2019Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic advisor at Allianz, talks with Larry McDonald, author of "The Bear Traps Report," about the political problems that face Europe and how the corresponding risks might affect global markets. This video is excerpted from a piece published on Real Vision on April 19, 2019 entitled "The Big Regime Shift."Mohamed El-Erian i...Read More
Harley Schlanger's work can be found at LaRouchePAC.com.Read More
15 to 20 years is how long it takes to change the morals and ideologies of a nation...Marxist and Lenin ideologies have penetrated North American schools and this was certainly not by accident according to former KGB agent Yuri Bezmenov. We know this because of a ground breaking interview conducted by G. Edward Griffin, best selling author of "The Creature From Jekyll Isle". In this video Dan Dick...Read More
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Facebook has found internal emails showing Mark Zuckerberg's was aware of problematic privacy practices Continue...Read More
Charles Nenner is making several bold new calls. Dramatic declines are coming in the world's stock markets. The dollar is due for a minor short-lived decline but should remain stable over the next several years. Gold is going to $2500, oil is going down to the mid $30 range and NatGas will be declining to as low as $1.40 per million btu's. Lot's of volatility down the road.Charles Nenner founded,...Read More
Links to slides and sources: https://www.itmtrading.com/blog/curre...Looking at the Yuan/USD graph it appears that the relationship between the US Dollar and Chinese Yuan is breaking down in a very pervasive way and is ushering in currency wars through targeted currency devaluation against other currencies. What could go wrong? The elite fear this. Consequently, global central bankers have been on...Read More
Another month, another frightening jump in the US budget deficit. And this time with a record surge in government spending to boot.Continue...Read More
"Perceptions of peacefulness have increased in some areas but decreased in others. More people across the world now feel that they have more freedom in life, are more Continue...Read More
The more times a level is tested, the weaker it becomes and the more likely it is to break.Continue...Read More