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Why Rick Rule says ‘anti-gold investors will be destroyed’
April 22, 2014
Gold has made its way down again, to around 1,300 per ounce this month. Rick Rule, Chairman of Sprott Global Resource Investments Ltd. says that a few years out, you will be happy you stuck with gold.
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Turnaround stories revolve around proven management
April 21, 2014
Very recently, we've been subtly shifting from producers and near-producers to advanced developers.
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Why energy is catching the market’s eye
April 21, 2014
Value stocks rarely outpace the market as much as growth stocks do.
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SNL Energy: Cold January boosted capacity factor of retiring coal plants above 50%
April 20, 2014
This extremely cold winter prompted an increased reliance on units slated to retire by the end of 2015.
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Dubai emerges as a global gold centre as demand for bullion continues despite bearish reports from most western analysts
April 22, 2014
Even though the price of gold has fallen below the psychological level of $1330 an ounce, and while the mainstream media continues with its consistently negative coverage, demand for physical gold remains extremely robust in certain regions.
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Salman Partners' Raymond Goldie: Copper is pathological and suffers from SAD, but it has value
April 18, 2014
These six equities are priced below their intrinsic value
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Lack of social licence
April 18, 2014
The federal government has the authority to approve Northern Gateway without the support of a majority of residents. The question for the Prime Minister and his cabinet is should they ignore the will of the people, particularly when they've made their wishes known in a formal vote?
2014 gold price rally fades as ETF investors, hedge funds exit market
Gold touches 2-month low as hedge funds continue to cut back on bullish positions and holdings in physical gold trusts fall to 4-year low.
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Only US oil sands player's low cost extraction patent approved
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Big praise for B2Gold's Namibia mine
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Alrosa’s production, revenue up in Q1
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Mining may cause extinction of most Colombian indigenous peoples: UN
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