The Mining Report: You’re fond of the saying, “As January goes, so goes the year.” Given how gold performed last month, up 8%, what does this tell you about the rest of 2015? Jeb Handwerger: Going back over the last 100 years, the statistics are on the side of the sector that outperforms in January. […]
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The Mining Report: You’re fond of the saying, “As January goes, so goes the year.” Given how gold performed last month, up 8%, what does this tell you about the rest of 2015? Jeb Handwerger: Going back over the last 100 years, the statistics are on the side of the sector that outperforms in January.
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The Gold Report: Gold and silver have both demonstrated explosive growth in 2015. Why has this happened, and will it continue? Mike Niehuser: Well, I am not sure that I would categorize a higher gold price in the first part of 2015 as “explosive.” Since the beginning of 2015, gold appears to be trading within
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The Gold Report: Gold and silver have both demonstrated explosive growth in 2015. Why has this happened, and will it continue? Mike Niehuser: Well, I am not sure that I would categorize a higher gold price in the first part of 2015 as “explosive.” Since the beginning of 2015, gold appears to be trading within
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By Nick Giambruno Nick Giambruno: Welcome, Jim. As you know, Doug Casey and I travel the world surveying crisis markets, and we always like to get your take on things. Today I want to talk to you about Russia, which is a very hated market right now. What are your thoughts on Russia in general and on Russian
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Thursday, February 12, 2015 Tekoa Da Silva >>Interview with Rick Rule (MP3) During a period of polarizing precious metals and industrial commodity pricing, Rick Rule, Chairman of Sprott U.S. Holdings was kind enough to share a few comments—opining on global counterparty risk, resource capital markets, capitulation, and more. When I asked for his expectation of a final capitulation
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Biotech Stocks With Pessimistic Trend – ImmunoCellular Therapeutics (IMUC …Wall Street ObserverThe company, on February 12, 2015, reported that it has priced an underwritten public offering of an aggregate of 26,650,000 shares of its common stock at a price to the public of $0.60 per share, and warrants to purchase up to an aggregate of
By Jared Dillian I am a sometimes gold bug and hard-money advocate, and a hard-core fiscal conservative. I have a pretty bearish outlook on the markets, I am generally skeptical of company management and especially journalists, and I think most investors, even the professional ones, are clueless. I’m one of those hopeless romantics who pays
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By John Mauldin Forecasting is a singularly difficult task and is more often than not fraught with failure. The Federal Reserve has some of the smartest economists in the world, and yet their forecasts are so wrong so often (as in, they almost never get it right) that some have pointed out that it’s almost
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Source: Brian Sylvester of The Gold Report (2/11/15) Avoid Dodos and Find Gold and Silver Miners that Can Soar, Says Raymond James’ Chris Thompson Chris Thompson, mining analyst with Raymond James, is looking for companies that can continue to deliver real growth and shareholder upside—companies that can “fly”—regardless of metal prices. The high-flyers with upside, Thompson says,
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