Political retribution for free speech is not a conspiracy theory. It happened. The IRS targeted people who donated to nonprofits for limited government causes.So you can understand why certain donors to non-profits want to keep their identities hidden. A non-profit sued the state of New York arguing that regulations requiring non-profits to disclose their donors create a “climate of fearR...Read More
The company has just secured the Condor concessions in the San Luis district, as it adds further scale to its portfolio which already contains the country's largest lithium hard rock pegmatite holding.Importantly, Latin is in discussions with the owners and operators of processing plants in the province to enable a spodumene circuit to be added to an existing plant.The acquisition, coupled with th...Read More
After an all-scrip takeover of Canadian-listed WCB Resources in November, Kingston immediately upgraded Misima's existing resource by 22% to a JORC standard 2.8 million ounces of gold and 13.9Moz silver and is poised to appoint a drilling contractor.Many may remember Misima as one of Placer Dome's cornerstone gold mines, which produced 3.7Moz of gold and 22Moz of silver over 14 years before it was...Read More
On Friday February 16, US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross revealed what recommendations were made after the Section 232 investigation was complete. Three alternative remedies were proposed: a global tariff of at least 24% on all steel imports; a tariff of at least 53% on all steel imports from 12 countries (Brazil, China, Costa Rica, Egypt, India, Malaysia, South Korea, Russia, South Africa, Thaila...Read More
On Friday February 16, US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross revealed what recommendations were made after the Section 232 investigation was complete. Three alternative remedies were proposed: a global tariff of at least 24% on all steel imports; a tariff of at least 53% on all steel imports from 12 countries (Brazil, China, Costa Rica, Egypt, India, Malaysia, South Korea, Russia, South Africa, Thaila...Read More
On Friday February 16, US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross revealed what recommendations were made after the Section 232 investigation was complete. Three alternative remedies were proposed: a global tariff of at least 24% on all steel imports; a tariff of at least 53% on all steel imports from 12 countries (Brazil, China, Costa Rica, Egypt, India, Malaysia, South Korea, Russia, South Africa, Thaila...Read More
On Friday February 16, US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross revealed what recommendations were made after the Section 232 investigation was complete. Three alternative remedies were proposed: a global tariff of at least 24% on all steel imports; a tariff of at least 53% on all steel imports from 12 countries (Brazil, China, Costa Rica, Egypt, India, Malaysia, South Korea, Russia, South Africa, Thaila...Read More
There was an old, unassuming man at the Orlando MoneyShow a few years ago.We were sitting at the hotel bar in a giant atrium listening to the whir of the revolving door, the clinking glasses, and the songs of birds flying in the rafters.I had just given a speech about contrarian investing coupled with technical analysis and how much money you can make when the market swings. Wearing the standard...Read More
The following infographic dispels some common misconceptions or myths about cryptocurrencies and is a good resource for investors that are new to this space. This article was originally published at Coincentral.com: https://coincentral.com/dispelling-myths-cryptocurrency-world/The price of Bitcoin bottomed on February 5th around $6,000 and has since bounced back to around $12,000. Those that wer...Read More
Certain price zones for all assets come into play where bulls would not want to see selling get started. Below highlights one of those points for Gold Bulls.The left chart looks at Gold over the past 20-years and the right chart zooms in to look at just the past 4-years.CLICK ON CHART TO ENLARGEFor nearly 20-years, Gold has created a series of higher lows above the line (A) in the left chart. The...Read More
The Canadian cobalt stocks on our list have had a weak month, but strong six-month returnsSmallCapPower | February 20, 2018: Cobalt prices have increased 120% Y/Y, driven by increased demand for electric car batteries. The average electric car contains 25 pounds of cobalt, as opposed to the 30 grams used in most electronic devices. However, the Canadian cobalt stocks we've identified today have de...Read More
The Arts Development Company is producing a video of the South Dorset Ridgeway in partnership with the Dorset AONB Landscape Partnership. This short video was made during filming. It shows video star Charlotte and the film crew Nicola Hawkins and Simon Vacher. The stone pillars are a new sculpture made by artist Amanda Moore at Black Down, near Hardy's Monument in Dorset.Read More
It was legal to carry weed in his car when he was in Washington state.But now he was in Indiana, pulled over for a broken headlight. The cop didn’t smell anything suspicious, nor did he suspect the driver of being impaired. But he did ask some questions.And that is where the driver screwed up. It is hard in the moment. An intimidating person with a gun is interrogating you. But you have got...Read More
Political retribution for free speech is not a conspiracy theory. It happened. The IRS targeted people who donated to nonprofits for limited government causes.So you can understand why certain donors to non-profits want to keep their identities hidden. A non-profit sued the state of New York arguing that regulations requiring non-profits to disclose their donors create a “climate of fearR...Read More
To Watch Update #24, CLICK HEREWhile China remains largely in lockdown, covid-19 cases in the rest of the world are at a key juncture. To-date, confirmed cases have been lower than feared. Though increasingly, we're suspecting that's due to inadequate testing & reporting. And the cases we *do* know of (now at ~1,000) appear to be growing at an exponential rate. So the next two weeks will be critic...Read More
In their new video, Mike Maloney and Ronni Stoeferle of Incrementum show the enormous potential that lies ahead for gold and silver.First, look how strong the correlation is between gold in the 1970s and gold in the 2000s. You can see that if history were to rhyme, gold would see a three to four-fold return in price from current levels.Mike mentions how inflation could easily return once currency...Read More
Gregory Mannarino started his financial career working for the securities and trading arm of the now defunct Bear Stearns before the dot-com bubble. He is an active trader of the capital markets and has published several books pertaining to finance, global economics, and equity trading; His most recent book is titled Ultimate Guide To Money and The Markets (free ebook). Gregory currently hosts a b...Read More
One of the last things to be tossed overboard in the late innings of a bull market is discrimination. Instead of comparing the valuations of different assets and buying relative bargains, investors Continue...Read More
Frank discusses the copper markets and the effects that the coronavirus is having on Asia and the markets. The Fed is continuing to print money and continues to consider lowering interest rates, all of which are positive for gold. He discusses how quants can outperform traditional investing methods. Goldspot, with their exceptional team and artificial analysis, are helping companies make discoveri...Read More
Max Keiser talks to Wolf Richter of WolfStreet.com about the mixed signals and insane valuations in the markets.Continue...Max Keiser is an American broadcaster and film-maker. He hosts Keiser Report, a financial program broadcast on RT. He presents a weekly show about finance and markets on London's Resonance FM, and writes for The Huffington Post. Keiser invented "Virtual Specialist Technology,"...Read More