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July 16, 2014 Dudley Pierce Baker www.CommonStockWarrants.com If you don’t understand stock warrants, you are not alone. Very few of the professional newsletter writers and analysts understand them so why should you? Allow me to give you a brief education on stock warrants in the following paragraphs and tell you exactly why you need this […]
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Juniors can’t fund their projects, which means that the majors’ reserves will continue to shrink. Rick Mills, owner and host of AheadOfTheHerd.com, argues that this process can have but one result: higher metals prices across the board.
Rising Demand and Falling Supply Equals Higher Metals Prices Read More »
If you’re a typical small-time investor, chances are you prefer to let a team of analysts fuss about such irksome things as correlation and beta. Maybe you’ve bought a stock because your brother-in-law gave you a hot tip, maybe you heard something about it on a financial news show, or maybe you just loved the company’s product.
5 Simple Rules to Evolve Past the Hot-Stock List Read More »
In this interview with The Mining Report, Brent Cook of Exploration Insights shares the telltale signs of success he looks for in the junior gold, phosphate and uranium sectors and discusses the synergies that stand to benefit some recent mergers.
Brent Cook’s Tips for Finding Junior Miners that Can Survive the Dust Bowl Read More »
How modern mining methods have changed the face of the industry … and its environmental impact. Article by Casey Research.
Mining and Environment — Facts vs. Fear Read More »
Imagine India growing and importing gold again freely. China and the U.S. investing in infrastructure. What would that mean for commodities?
Is It 2003 Again? Frank Holmes Predicts Resurgence of Love Trade for Gold Read More »
Commodities from coal to gold once traded in close correlation, but today the graph looks helter-skelter. This means Philip Richards of RAB Capital has had to think on his feet when choosing names for his company’s Special Situations Fund.
Less Correlation Among Commodities Demands More Careful Selection Read More »
“The elections for regional governors at the end of this year are very important for the mining industry.”
Finally, good news for mining in Peru Read More »
Gold should stay centered around $1,300/oz, not moving more than $50 in either direction, through the end of the year. Forces holding gold within that narrow band include the U.S. Federal Reserve tapering quantitative easing to a point where, possibly in mid-October, asset purchases will end and interest rates will increase.
Miners that create their own momentum Read More »
Pierre Lassonde revolutionized investing with the creation of the first gold royalty company. Three decades later, he is as confident in this model as ever, especially considering the difficulties of the majors in discovering large, high-grade reserves. In this interview with The Gold Report …
Pierre Lassonde: Mining Cycles Are Good for Royalty Companies and Investors Read More »