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Can You Guess The Worst & Best Performing Commodities of 2016 & 2017?

May 01, 2017 / Palisade Research

Palisade Research May 1, 2017 Category: Research Before scrolling down, take a guess at the three best and worst performing commodities of 2016 and 2017!Ok now go... 2016 was a good year for commodities. The Bloomberg Commodity Index, which is a diversified benchmark for commodity investments, gained 10%. Uranium ended the year down 41%! The nuclear sector spent much of 2016 continuing its...Read More

Can You Guess The Worst & Best Performing Commodities of 2016 & 2017?

May 01, 2017 / Palisade Research

Palisade Research May 1, 2017 Category: Research Before scrolling down, take a guess at the three best and worst performing commodities of 2016 and 2017!Ok now go... 2016 was a good year for commodities. The Bloomberg Commodity Index, which is a diversified benchmark for commodity investments, gained 10%. Uranium ended the year down 41%! The nuclear sector spent much of 2016 continuing its...Read More

Can You Guess The Worst & Best Performing Commodities of 2016 & 2017?

May 01, 2017 / Palisade Research

Palisade Research May 1, 2017 Category: Research Before scrolling down, take a guess at the three best and worst performing commodities of 2016 and 2017!Ok now go... 2016 was a good year for commodities. The Bloomberg Commodity Index, which is a diversified benchmark for commodity investments, gained 10%. Uranium ended the year down 41%! The nuclear sector spent much of 2016 continuing its...Read More

Can You Guess The Worst & Best Performing Commodities of 2016 & 2017?

May 01, 2017 / Palisade Research

Palisade Research May 1, 2017 Category: Research Before scrolling down, take a guess at the three best and worst performing commodities of 2016 and 2017!Ok now go... 2016 was a good year for commodities. The Bloomberg Commodity Index, which is a diversified benchmark for commodity investments, gained 10%. Uranium ended the year down 41%! The nuclear sector spent much of 2016 continuing its...Read More

SCRAP PRICES ARE NO LONGER CHEAP BUT DOWNSIDE RISKS ARE LIMITED IN SHORT TERM

March 01, 2017 / Alistair Ramsay

The sharp downturn in seaborne coking coal prices has continued during the past month.Australian export prices have retreated by a further 15% (or roughly $25/tonne at the time of writing in late February), to under $155/tonne FOB. This is $130/tonne below the first quarter contract prices settled between Glencore and NSSMC in mid-December, when spot prices were closer to $300/tonne FOB. Based on...Read More

SCRAP PRICES ARE NO LONGER CHEAP BUT DOWNSIDE RISKS ARE LIMITED IN SHORT TERM

March 01, 2017 / Alistair Ramsay

The sharp downturn in seaborne coking coal prices has continued during the past month.Australian export prices have retreated by a further 15% (or roughly $25/tonne at the time of writing in late February), to under $155/tonne FOB. This is $130/tonne below the first quarter contract prices settled between Glencore and NSSMC in mid-December, when spot prices were closer to $300/tonne FOB. Based on...Read More

SCRAP PRICES ARE NO LONGER CHEAP BUT DOWNSIDE RISKS ARE LIMITED IN SHORT TERM

March 01, 2017 / Alistair Ramsay

The sharp downturn in seaborne coking coal prices has continued during the past month.Australian export prices have retreated by a further 15% (or roughly $25/tonne at the time of writing in late February), to under $155/tonne FOB. This is $130/tonne below the first quarter contract prices settled between Glencore and NSSMC in mid-December, when spot prices were closer to $300/tonne FOB. Based on...Read More

SCRAP PRICES ARE NO LONGER CHEAP BUT DOWNSIDE RISKS ARE LIMITED IN SHORT TERM

March 01, 2017 / Alistair Ramsay

The sharp downturn in seaborne coking coal prices has continued during the past month.Australian export prices have retreated by a further 15% (or roughly $25/tonne at the time of writing in late February), to under $155/tonne FOB. This is $130/tonne below the first quarter contract prices settled between Glencore and NSSMC in mid-December, when spot prices were closer to $300/tonne FOB. Based on...Read More

Wallbridge Mining (TSX:WM, Frankfurt: WC7, OTCMKTS:WLBMF) - Economically Derisked Exploration In The Abitibi

February 22, 2017 / Palisade Research

Palisade Research February 22, 2017 Category: Research Wallbridge Mining Co. (TSX:WM, Frankfurt: WC7, OTCMKTS:WLBMF) Current Price: C$0.07Shares Outstanding: 222.4 millionMarket Capitalization: C$15.6 million52-Week Range: C$0.035-C$0.10Cash in treasury: ~C$1.0 million (Jan 31, 2017)Current Assets: $1.5M (Sept 30, 2016)Current Liabilities: ~C$0.95 million (Sept 30, 2016)As we were preparing this...Read More

PolyMet submits Permit to Mine in northeastern Minnesota

November 7, 2016 / Resource World

PolyMet Mining Corp. [POM-TSX; PLM-NYSE MKT] announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Poly Met Mining Inc. submitted a Permit to Mine application to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) for the NorthMet copper-nickel-precious metal project. The Permit to Mine application has three main areas of focus: mine waste management; wetlands protection and replacement; and financial ass...Read More

Garibaldi reports exceptionally high zinc values and highly anomalous gold and copper at Brass Hill target

November 1, 2016 / Resource World

Garibaldi Resources Corp. [GGI-TSXV] is an exploration company with properties in some of the most prospective mining regions of Mexico and British Columbia. At the company’s newly acquired Brass Hill area, within their expanded E&L Project, recent regional sampling of several sulphide and precious metal occurrences, “has returned exceptionally high zinc values and highly anomalous...Read More

Nevsun Resources confirms high-grade copper and gold at Timok Project

October 17, 2016 / Resource World

Nevsun Resources Ltd. [NSU-TSX, NYSE MKT] announced assay results from drilling of the Upper Zone at the company's high-grade Timok copper-gold project located in the historic Bor mining district in eastern Serbia. These excellent results continue to confirm the continuity and the high-grade nature of the Upper Zone.HIGHLIGHTSNew massive and semi-massive sulphide intersections include:TC150099:...Read More

Odin Mining to Acquire Ecuador Gold and Copper

August 4, 2016 / Resource World

Odin Mining and Exploration Ltd. [ODN-TSXV] and Ecuador Gold and Copper Corp. [EGX-TSXV] have entered into a definitive arrangement agreement, dated August 2, 2016, whereby Odin will acquire all of the outstanding securities of EGX.Vancouver based, Odin Mining has the Cangrejos gold project in El Oro province, southern Ecuador, 30 km southeast of the port city of Machala which Odin Mining identifi...Read More

Arizona Mining drills 85 feet of 9.47% zinc

June 10, 2016 / Resource World

Arizona Mining Inc. [AZ-TSX] has released the results of three new exploration drill holes targeting the expansion of the Taylor zinc-lead-silver sulphide deposit located on its 100%-owned Hermosa Project in Santa Cruz County, southeast Arizona.All holes are significant expansions to the maiden resource announced on Feb. 1, 2016.HDS-346 intersected several zones of mineralization, including 183 fe...Read More

The S&P 500 and Our Crystal Ball

October 21, 2015 / Cejay Kim

Cejay Kim October 21, 2015 Category: Research The S&P 500 is the most commonly used benchmark in measuring the performance of stocks. Because of the size of its constituents and the liquidity of its market, it is also used as a leading indicator of US equities in general. Thus, a lot of people look to the S&P 500 to get a feel of where stocks will trade in the future.We charted the S&P...Read More

The S&P 500 and Our Crystal Ball

October 21, 2015 / Cejay Kim

Cejay Kim October 21, 2015 Category: Research The S&P 500 is the most commonly used benchmark in measuring the performance of stocks. Because of the size of its constituents and the liquidity of its market, it is also used as a leading indicator of US equities in general. Thus, a lot of people look to the S&P 500 to get a feel of where stocks will trade in the future.We charted the S&P...Read More

The S&P 500 and Our Crystal Ball

October 21, 2015 / Cejay Kim

Cejay Kim October 21, 2015 Category: Research The S&P 500 is the most commonly used benchmark in measuring the performance of stocks. Because of the size of its constituents and the liquidity of its market, it is also used as a leading indicator of US equities in general. Thus, a lot of people look to the S&P 500 to get a feel of where stocks will trade in the future.We charted the S&P...Read More

The S&P 500 and Our Crystal Ball

October 21, 2015 / Cejay Kim

Cejay Kim October 21, 2015 Category: Research The S&P 500 is the most commonly used benchmark in measuring the performance of stocks. Because of the size of its constituents and the liquidity of its market, it is also used as a leading indicator of US equities in general. Thus, a lot of people look to the S&P 500 to get a feel of where stocks will trade in the future.We charted the S&P...Read More

The S&P 500 and Our Crystal Ball

October 21, 2015 / Cejay Kim

Cejay Kim October 21, 2015 Category: Research The S&P 500 is the most commonly used benchmark in measuring the performance of stocks. Because of the size of its constituents and the liquidity of its market, it is also used as a leading indicator of US equities in general. Thus, a lot of people look to the S&P 500 to get a feel of where stocks will trade in the future.We charted the S&P...Read More

Top Ten Stock Markets Around the World All Entering Bear Markets

October 14, 2015 / Cejay Kim

Cejay Kim October 14, 2015 Category: Research Since the NYSE put in a top in late May, the index has dropped almost 10%. We looked around the world in order to see how the other large markets are doing.Since May 21, 2015, all the major trading centres around the world have notched losses, with the Shenzhen Stock Exchange and the Shanghai Stock Exchange leading the way, off -30.9% and -27.4%, respe...Read More

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