Geologix Delays Create Uncertainty

2012/11/28

Last week Geologix Explorations announced they are now evaluating a new engineering concept and an alternative processing procedure for their flagship... Read more »

Markets Unimpressed With Greek Deal

2012/11/27

Eurozone finance ministers agreed early on Tuesday to amend the timetable for reducing Greece’s debt-to-GDP ratio. Greece is now expected to bri... Read more »

Gold Down on Greek Debt Talks

2012/11/26

Gold fell back below $1750 an ounce, a few Dollars below where they closed last week following Friday’s rally, while stocks and commodities als... Read more »

Soros Increases Position in Gold and GDX ETF

2012/11/22

Just about everyone in the gold and money management communities, is aware that billionaire George Soros’ hedge fund, Soros Fund Management LLC, is ... Read more »

Stornoway Diamond Receives Award

During the annual meeting of the Québec Mineral Exploration Association (AEMQ) held this week in Québec City, Stornoway Diamond was awarded the E3 P... Read more »

Brazil & Kaziakhstan Buy Gold, Germany Sells

2012/11/21

Gold prices climbed back above $1725 an ounce Wednesday morning in London, making up some ground lost the previous day, while stocks and the Euro reco... Read more »

Gold and Silver Up to Start the Week

2012/11/19

Gold prices hovered close to $1725 an ounce during this morning’s London trading, holding gains made overnight in Asia, as stocks and commoditie... Read more »

Are Mining Stocks Oversold?

2012/11/16

A sneaky thing happened over the last five trading days. The major gold mining companies leapt back into oversold territories (when measured against g... Read more »

Eurozone Enters Recession

2012/11/15

The Eurozone fell into recession in Q3, according to official gross domestic product data published Thursday. Eurozone GDP shrank 0.1% from Q2, a 0.6%... Read more »

Osisko Mining Down On Acquisition News

2012/11/13

Osisko Mining announced the friendly $550-million acquisition of Queenston Mining and its Upper Beaver project in Kirkland Lake, Ontario yesterday. A ... Read more »

Obama & Bernanke: The Hard Asset Team

2012/11/10

Many folks in the gold and silver community write to me, voicing their distaste in the economic and monetary policies of the Obama administration, and... Read more »

Global Copper Production Under Stress

2012/11/09

Capital inputs account for about half the total costs in mining production – the average for the economy as a whole is 21 per cent. Obviously ma... Read more »

Precious Metals Continue to Push Higher

Gold bullion market traded above $1730 an ounce Friday morning in London, having earlier touched a two-week high, while stocks fell and the Dollar an... Read more »

Gold a “Safe Haven”

2012/11/08

Gold prices hovered just below $1720 an ounce Thursday morning in London while stocks recovered some ground following losses yesterday, and the Dolla... Read more »

Cameco, Other Uranium Producers, Miss Estimates

2012/11/06

In what is becoming a familiar message on Bay Street, uranium producers have been consistently missing top line estimates in their most recent quarter... Read more »

Obama “Favored” by Commodities Markets

2012/11/05

With one day left before the US election, opinion polls show Barack Obama and Mitt Romney are neck and neck. “Obama is clearly ‘favored... Read more »

Balmoral Resources Expands Abitibi Gold Zone

2012/11/01

The Abitibi is one of the world’s most prolific gold mining districts having produced over 100 mines, and 170 million ounces of gold since 1901.... Read more »

Doug Casey, Casey Research

Doug Casey is a respected author, publisher and professional investor. He has authored newsletters and alert services for investors for over 28 years... Read more »

Peter Grandich, The Grandich Letter

Peter Grandich is the founder of Grandich Publications, the publisher of The Grandich Letter since 1984. His commentary on the metals and mining sec... Read more »

A Romney Win “Bad” for Gold

2012/10/31

Gold bullion prices rallied to a one-week high at $1720 an ounce Wednesday morning in London, though they still looked set to record a loss on the mo... Read more »