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Why gold looks better than the S&P: Marc Faber, PhD
March 7, 2014
Marc Faber, author of the Gloom, Boom, and Doom Report, and a Director of Sprott Inc. shared his most recent views during a recent visit to our offices… In particular, he’s seeing cracks in the broad stock market become apparent:
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Miners' discrimination complaints: What's an operator to do?
March 7, 2014
Mine operators across the United States are facing an unprecedented number of miners’ discrimination complaints filed under Section 105(c) of the Mine Act. The rise in discrimination complaints can be partly attributed to job reductions in this tough economic climate; …
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What I learned at the world’s biggest mining & exploration convention
March 7, 2014
This week, at the convention, I found that gold exploration and production firms, analysts, and even those who sell mining equipment are skeptical about where gold bullion prices are heading next.
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Renewed Indian demand driving gold prices higher?
March 7, 2014
Since last August, the Indian government placed a stranglehold on gold imports into the country by requiring that 20% of all gold imported be exported as jewellery.
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Are ETFs really the best investment for you?
March 8, 2014
One of the investment strategies discussed in the mainstream these days is to add exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to your portfolio. It is said that when you do just that, your portfolio has lower risks and you are well diversified. For investors who …
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Zimtu Capital analyst: All roads lead to Athabasca Basin
March 7, 2014
The average grades for a few of the bigger deposits in the Basin are above 15% U3O8, whereas the world average is far below 2% U3O8.
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Prentice to lead renewed Northern Gateway consultation efforts
March 6, 2014
A former federal minister of Indian and Northern Affairs will lead renewed efforts to consult with and establish partnerships with First Nations and Aboriginal communities in British Columbia and Alberta for Enbridge Inc.'s proposed Northern Gateway pipeline, the company said today.
Iron ore price suffers worst one-day drop since August
Deteriorating outlook for China's steel industry and economy as a whole pushed iron ore price down 2.3% towards 9-month low on Friday.
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Swiss National Bank lost over $10bn in 2013 on weak gold prices
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Gold knocked down by surge in US jobs
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Anglo quits coal terminal expansion in Australia
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Rio Tinto paints rosy future for diamonds
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Enbridge’s controversial pipeline gets OK
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London gold fix banks face lawsuit over price manipulation
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South Africa platinum talks to end 6-week strike break down
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Ivory Coast wants UN diamond export ban lifted
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