Canada's B2Gold (TSX: BTO; NYSE-AM: BTG) and South Africa's AngloGold Ashanti (NYSE: AU; ASX: AGG) have decided to put their US$925-million Gramalote gold project in Colombia up for sale before year-end.After completing a comprehensive review of the alternatives for the gold project in the northwestern department of Antioquia, the joint venture (JV) partners determined it would be in the best inte...Read More
Daily Reckoning, Released on 11/2/22Every single time the Fed raised interest rates this quickly in the past, a crisis occurred in either Continue... Rickards: Look Out Below! added by Herman James on 11/04/2022View all posts by Herman James ?+'Read More
The Felder Report, Released on 11/2/22Despite all the worries over the possibility of a recession in the quarters ahead, theContinue... Jesse Felder: Equity Investors Are Betting Heavily On A 'Soft Landing' For The Economy added by Herman James on 11/04/2022View all posts by Herman James ?+'Read More
Chartwell Capital Limited Hong Kong, Released on 11/2/22The recent market rout due to rising interest rates, high inflation, and geopolitical tensions is worrying investors that the global economy is collapsing, and stagflation is returning. Is this a 1970s market d?(C)j? vu all over again? From the few fund managers who had navigated through the 70s, we can think of no better expert than Jim Rog...Read More
Kurt Nimmo on Geopolitics, Released on 11/2/22We are now perilously close to descending into a nuclear abyss.If this editorial by Continue... Former CIA Boss Petraeus Demands US Forces Enter the Fight in Ukraine added by Herman James on 11/06/2022View all posts by Herman James ?+'Read More
From 2003-2011, the price of gold increased from about $400 an ounce to over $1,900. And by the summer of 2011, the market was going crazy with expectations.There were predictions of $10,000 an ounce... $50,000 an ounce... even $100,000 an ounce. And people were talking about gold everywhere. If you think back, I bet you'll remember all those "cash for gold" advertisements that ran back in 2011.Bu...Read More
Unreported Truths, Released on 11/2/22How bad is the rise in mortality?So bad funeral companies are starting to worry.Today Service Corporation International, the largest for-profit funeral Continue... The Funeral Business Is Booming (And Not Because Of COVID) added by Herman James on 11/08/2022View all posts by Herman James ?+'Read More
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Novo Resources's Executive Co-Chairman & Acting CEO, Mike Spreadborough, and GM of Exploration, Kas De Luca, share ...Read More
In this recent podcast episode, our EVP, Aneel Waraich, reviews recent increases in gold production at Steppe Gold's ATO Gold ...Read More
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For details on how your data is used and stored, see our Privacy Notice. The road to zero carbon will see an extraordinary build out of low carbon electric vehicles (EVs) and renewable power generating capacity. And as the world reduces its dependence on hydrocarbons, metals will be a linchpin of a zero carbon economy. Copper – in the form of wire, cable and foil – will bind...Read More
For details on how your data is used and stored, see our Privacy Notice. The road to zero carbon will see an extraordinary build out of low carbon electric vehicles (EVs) and renewable power generating capacity. And as the world reduces its dependence on hydrocarbons, metals will be a linchpin of a zero carbon economy. Copper – in the form of wire, cable and foil – will bind...Read More
For details on how your data is used and stored, see our Privacy Notice. The road to zero carbon will see an extraordinary build out of low carbon electric vehicles (EVs) and renewable power generating capacity. And as the world reduces its dependence on hydrocarbons, metals will be a linchpin of a zero carbon economy. Copper – in the form of wire, cable and foil – will bind...Read More
For details on how your data is used and stored, see our Privacy Notice. The road to zero carbon will see an extraordinary build out of low carbon electric vehicles (EVs) and renewable power generating capacity. And as the world reduces its dependence on hydrocarbons, metals will be a linchpin of a zero carbon economy. Copper – in the form of wire, cable and foil – will bind...Read More
For details on how your data is used and stored, see our Privacy Notice. The road to zero carbon will see an extraordinary build out of low carbon electric vehicles (EVs) and renewable power generating capacity. And as the world reduces its dependence on hydrocarbons, metals will be a linchpin of a zero carbon economy. Copper – in the form of wire, cable and foil – will bind...Read More
For details on how your data is used and stored, see our Privacy Notice. The road to zero carbon will see an extraordinary build out of low carbon electric vehicles (EVs) and renewable power generating capacity. And as the world reduces its dependence on hydrocarbons, metals will be a linchpin of a zero carbon economy. Copper – in the form of wire, cable and foil – will bind...Read More
For details on how your data is used and stored, see our Privacy Notice. The road to zero carbon will see an extraordinary build out of low carbon electric vehicles (EVs) and renewable power generating capacity. And as the world reduces its dependence on hydrocarbons, metals will be a linchpin of a zero carbon economy. Copper – in the form of wire, cable and foil – will bind...Read More
For details on how your data is used and stored, see our Privacy Notice. The road to zero carbon will see an extraordinary build out of low carbon electric vehicles (EVs) and renewable power generating capacity. And as the world reduces its dependence on hydrocarbons, metals will be a linchpin of a zero carbon economy. Copper – in the form of wire, cable and foil – will bind...Read More