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Huldra Silver Inc. has provided an update of the current underground drilling program and mining progress at the Treasure Mountain mine in British Columbia, Canada. Preliminary (i) assay results have been received for the first five holes of the underground drill program. Highlights include: 825.5 grams per tonne silver, 6.74 per cent lead and … Continue reading
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It’s been a tough road for precious metals but the path ahead has strong potential of being significantly profitable….
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Dave Skarica comments on the markets….
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We discuss the markets with David McAlvany….
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Bull Market Thinking Reports: A breakdown of the 13-F data indicates that during the first quarter, the Soros Fund: 1. Maintained a $32mm stake in individual miners. 2. Added a staggering1.1 million shares of GDX to its holdings, at a reported price of $37.84 per share. Total Soros Fund GDX holdings now stand at 2.666 million shares, at a reported value of over $100,000,000. 3. … Continue reading
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The total smelter invoices, representing 85-per-cent provisional payments in the month of April, were $1,662,497 (U.S.) plus GST…
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Former Goldman Sachs partner Steven Feldman is the co-founder and CEO of Gold Bullion International, a company that enables investors, wealth managers, institutions and hedge funds to safely and securely buy and store physical Gold. Steven gives his view of gold demand in the context of recent volatility and who the buyers and sellers are.
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While Gold has seen a decent rebound, Silver and the mining shares (the more speculative side of the complex) have failed to sustain any rebound despite tremendously supportive sentiment amid an extreme oversold condition. Is the failure to rebound bearish? Not really. This is a sector that is completely sold out but there are yet … Continue reading
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There are striking similarities between the three bull markets…
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Barry Ritholtz, a blogger/fund manager who has been taking delight in Gold’s drop, highlighted a Bloomberg chart of the day which compares Gold against housing prices. The conclusion is that since 1995, housing has been a better inflation hedge. You’d be better off buying a house than Gold, according to the study. Hold on a minute! … Continue reading
