Mining Stocks Articles

Gun-slinging Woman Takes on Effete Fed - and Makes It Better!

April 29, 2013 / Staff News & Analysis

Fed's Esther George: speaking up for middle America … Federal Reserve officials, as a rule, can expect a tough crowd when they visit places like Oklahoma where suspicion of big government runs deep. Esther George, president of the Kansas City Fed, is an exception. As she surveyed the cattle ranchers, energy bosses and other business leaders waiting to hear her speak at an event in El Ren...Read More

Farce of the Bundesbank

April 29, 2013 / Staff News & Analysis

Bundesbank declares 'war' on Mario Draghi bond bail-out at Germany's top court. Germany's Bundesbank has issued a devastating attack on the bond rescue policies of the European Central Bank, rendering the eurozone's key crisis measure almost unworkable. The Draghi plan mobilized the ECB as lender of last resort and led to a spectacular fall in borrowing costs across the EMU per...Read More

Advocates for Monetary Central Planning Grow More Confused by the Day

April 29, 2013 / Staff News & Analysis

The great economic experiment of 2013: Ben Bernanke vs. austerity … We rarely get to see a major, nationwide economic experiment at work, but so far 2013 has been one of those experiments … – Washington PostDominant Social Theme: The Federal Reserve and the US government have to work hand-in-hand to resolve this mess.Free-Market Analysis: Here's an interesting article in the...Read More

True Cost of Energy Efficiency?

April 29, 2013 / Staff News & Analysis

In 2012, America had the most energy efficient economy in US history. The EIA released new energy data this week showing that the U.S. had the most energy-efficient economy in history last year, based on the amount of energy consumed to produce each real dollar of Gross Domestic Product (GDP). In 2012, it required only 6,990 BTUs of energy (petroleum, natural gas, nuclear and renewables) to produc...Read More

AEI's Half-A-Loaf Analysis Is Better than None

April 29, 2013 / Staff News & Analysis

Earth Day and Four Decades of Fear … A vast array of blatherings have accumulated over the years, warning the end is nigh. Earth Day means never having to say "Don't worry." For the environmental Left, the Passover seders may be past, but the plagues are eternal: floods, fires, cyclones, drought, extinctions, pestilence, famines, acid rain, ozone holes, cancer-causing power lin...Read More

$2 Trillion US Underground Economy Is the Free Market Striking Back?

April 26, 2013 / Staff News & Analysis

$2 Trillion Underground Economy May Be Recovery's Savior … Estimates are that underground activity last year totaled as much as $2 trillion. The growing underground economy may be helping to prevent the real economy from sinking further, according to analysts. The shadow economy is a system composed of those who can't find a full-time or regular job. Workers turn to anything that pay...Read More

NAU Redux: US Military and Civil Officials Set to Police in Canada

April 26, 2013 / Staff News & Analysis

RCMP grapples with questions of FBI authority in Canada … In the wake of a dramatic RCMP reveal of two people arrested in Canada in connection with a plot to derail a passenger train, Canadians may have questioned why the United States Department of Homeland Security and the US Federal Bureau of Investigation were involved in the operation. Those who have followed the quiet evolution of Cana...Read More

Euro Debacle: Is a Big Dominant Social Theme in Trouble?

April 26, 2013 / Staff News & Analysis

Euro may only last five years, says senior German government advisor … The euro has a "limited chance of survival" and may only endure another five years, Kai Konrad, one of the German government's closest economic advisers, has claimed. "Europe is important to me. Not the euro," said Dr Konrad. In notably outspoken remarks for a senior German figure, Dr Konrad, chair...Read More

From German Recession to Euro Jeopardy

April 26, 2013 / Staff News & Analysis

Germany will enter recession, says George Soros … As one of America's most successful investors warns the eurocrisis is far from over, we consider the investment case for Europe. Investors can be forgiven for feeling jittery about the eurozone again, after George Soros, America's most successful investors suggested the economy in Germany could be pulled under by the crisis. …&q...Read More

$2 Trillion US Underground Economy Is the Free Market Striking Back?

April 26, 2013 / Staff News & Analysis

$2 Trillion Underground Economy May Be Recovery's Savior … Estimates are that underground activity last year totaled as much as $2 trillion. The growing underground economy may be helping to prevent the real economy from sinking further, according to analysts. The shadow economy is a system composed of those who can't find a full-time or regular job. Workers turn to anything that pay...Read More

NAU Redux: US Military and Civil Officials Set to Police in Canada

April 26, 2013 / Staff News & Analysis

RCMP grapples with questions of FBI authority in Canada … In the wake of a dramatic RCMP reveal of two people arrested in Canada in connection with a plot to derail a passenger train, Canadians may have questioned why the United States Department of Homeland Security and the US Federal Bureau of Investigation were involved in the operation. Those who have followed the quiet evolution of Cana...Read More

Euro Debacle: Is a Big Dominant Social Theme in Trouble?

April 26, 2013 / Staff News & Analysis

Euro may only last five years, says senior German government advisor … The euro has a "limited chance of survival" and may only endure another five years, Kai Konrad, one of the German government's closest economic advisers, has claimed. "Europe is important to me. Not the euro," said Dr Konrad. In notably outspoken remarks for a senior German figure, Dr Konrad, chair...Read More

From German Recession to Euro Jeopardy

April 26, 2013 / Staff News & Analysis

Germany will enter recession, says George Soros … As one of America's most successful investors warns the eurocrisis is far from over, we consider the investment case for Europe. Investors can be forgiven for feeling jittery about the eurozone again, after George Soros, America's most successful investors suggested the economy in Germany could be pulled under by the crisis. …&q...Read More

ITH Fairbanks Team Denise Herzog

Apr 26, 2013 / Tower Hill

Interview with Denise Herzog, Manager of Environmental Affairs for International Tower Hill Mines, based out of Fairbanks, ...Read More

ITH Fairbanks Team Chris Puchner

Apr 26, 2013 / Tower Hill

Interview with Chris Puchner, Chief Geologist for International Tower Hill Mines, in Fairbanks, Alaska.Read More

Livengood Project Overview

Apr 26, 2013 / Tower Hill

Overview of International Tower Hill's Livengood Project including location, access, infrastructure and deposit configurations.Read More

Fairbanks Team Interview: Tom Irwin

Apr 26, 2013 / Tower Hill

Interview with Tom Irwin, Alaska General Manager in Fairbanks for International Tower Hill Mines.Read More

ITH Fairbanks Team: Keith Malone

Apr 26, 2013 / Tower Hill

Interview with Keith Malone, Technical Services Manager for Tower Hill Mines Inc., in Fairbanks, Alaska.Read More

ITH Fairbanks Team: Rick Solie

Apr 26, 2013 / Tower Hill

Interview with Rick Solie, Community and Government Relations Manager at Tower Hill Mines Inc. in Fairbanks, Alaska.Read More

Opportunity Alaska: International Tower Hill Mines THM) Could Provide Jobs For A Generation

Apr 25, 2013 / Tower Hill

International Tower Hill Mines (THM) is one of the stocks held by the Texas Retirement System who I mentioned above is looking ...Read More

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