I borrowed the title from a Globe & Mail article. I first suggested buying into a metals recovery back in February suggesting Freeport (FCX) and Western Copper and Gold (WRN). …
Once China’s economy is back online, it will inevitably need tons of copper. Before coronavirus, the government had planned to give a boost to economic growth: The People’s Bank of…
On January 8th, I published Why the price of gold skyrocketed and why it’s over! I’m beginning to see (finally) some acknowledgement that the price of gold inflated by the…
“The global demand for resources is beginning to improve, the Far East is growing again, and over the past years, commodity prices are heading in the right direction – as…
The gold price has declined from the roughly $1750 level back in February to less than $1550 (more than 10% in 3 months). It could be a screaming buy, but…
China is almost grown up! When I wrote Resources Rock: How to Invest in and Profit From the Next Global Boom in Natural Resources in 2004 China wasn’t in the…
All that doom and gloom (except in this blog) over the past year or more and you’d think there wasn’t any money to be made. Well, check out the returns…
Earlier in the month, Alcoa was featured as the ‘second worse performing Dow stock in 2011.’ It was almost universally (in research reports by analysts and the press) expected that…
Central banks stockpiling bullion? Based on their historically really bad timing, looks like the price of gold has more room to move……DOWN! “The Central Bank Gold Agreement (also known as…
Although gold is a metal, its price has very little to do with cycles in the global economy and more to do with psychology and a myriad of other variables…
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