The Next Financial Disaster Starts Here By Dan Steinhart Individual investors take note… Some of the world’s best money managers are betting on the biggest financial disaster since 2008. You won’t hear about this from the mainstream media. Networks like NBC or CBS don’t have a clue… just like they didn’t have a clue the […]
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The Next Silver Bull May Have Already Started By Laurynas Vegys Silver is down 7.1% this year. Will this weakness persist? To find out, let’s look at the key factors in the silver market this year. Like gold, silver fell as the US dollar rose on the back of expectations that the Fed will hike
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By Jeff Nielson August 17, 2015 China is angry (at the West) that much is clear. China has now made a series of “shocking” announcements, and made dramatic moves with its economy, two acts which are totally atypical of the general approach from Beijing. China generally acts in a very discrete, understated manner, which
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The Energy Report: Mick, some prime assets are available in the junior market, but uranium prices continue to languish by and large. In Japan, the Kyushu Electric Power Co. Inc. (9508:TYO) recently restarted a Sendai reactor on the west coast of Kyushu. It is the first start-up of a nuclear reactor in Japan since 2013,
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The Gold Report: When we talked in November, you warned that there would be downward pressure on gold this year. What are you anticipating for the balance of 2015 and into next year? Florian Siegfried: We were being cautious in November when we published guidance that indicated gold could trade as low as $1,070 per
The Gold Report: The gold sector entered full-blown panic mode in July with the Bloomberg analysts forecasting a dip below $1,000 per ounce ($1,000/oz) this year, and Deutsche Bank forecasting $750/oz. Is this just fear feeding on fear, or is there something else going on? Jeffrey Mosseri: It is fear feeding on fear, but there
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Published on Aug 8, 2015 In this segment of The Ellis Martin Report, Ellis and Dudley square off about whether or not gold is righteously priced where it is and whether it will go up or down and be a worthy investment for contrarians. Ellis says “not so much” and predicts a low of $900
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The Energy Report: How do you account for falling commodity prices? Steve Palmer: The strong U.S. dollar is driving commodity prices down. The dollar-based slide is magnified by the summer doldrums and the lack of liquidity in many of the junior names. There is also a widespread perception that the Chinese growth rate is slowing,
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The Gold Report: How do you account for falling commodity prices? Steve Palmer: The strong U.S. dollar is driving commodity prices down. The dollar-based slide is magnified by the summer doldrums and the lack of liquidity in many of the junior names. There is also a widespread perception that the Chinese growth rate is slowing,
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The Gold Report: In a recent Benchmark Mineral Intelligence report, “Mineral Supply Chain Visibility: Impact of Disruptive Technologies on Critical Raw Materials,” you make the case that supply chain visibility will become increasingly important in the critical minerals space. Please briefly explain why. Simon Moores: We’ve noticed that during the rare earth element bubble in