January 19, 2011

Silver still one of the best performing assets this decade

Prices of the metal likely to be supported around current levels as it moves back toward its 50 day moving average but […]

January 19, 2011

Record 2010 silver and gold production by Fresnillo as it beats targets

Mexico’s Fresnillo’ reports 2010 silver production at 42.1 million oz and gold output 368,995 oz both new records – and expected to […]

January 19, 2011

Endeavour Silver sets new quarterly production records

Endeavor reported silver production was up 15% to 895,931 ounces, while gold output increased 6% to 4,871 ounces during the fourth-quarter 2010.

January 19, 2011

Canada’s only primary silver mine achieves commercial production

The Bellekeno silver-lead-zinc mine has achieved commercial production in the Yukon’s historic Keno Hill Silver District.

January 19, 2011

Miners Challenged to Meet Growing Demand for Industrial Silver

Silver miners will be challenged to keep pace with demand for the precious metal over the next decade, with new uses for silver and strong investment […]

January 19, 2011

Idaho’s Silver Valley Poised for Expansion

Idaho’s Silver Valley, better known to miners as the Coeur d’Alene Mining District, has an exciting 110 year history of lead, zinc, silver and copper production, much of which has…

January 18, 2011

Yesterday in gold and silver

With the Martin Luther King holiday in the U.S. yesterday...there wasn't much price excitement in gold...and the Comex closed early at 1:15 p.m. Eastern.

January 18, 2011

Rice—not gold—the global chart to watch in 2011

1. “…Some governments will topple….” –Jim Rogers, referring to the effects of coming rising food prices. Jan 14, 2011. 2. Some penny stock […]

January 18, 2011

Gold stocks: Stick with juniors and avoid large caps

In covering the gold sector for my premium subscribers, I have noticed something lately. The large-caps really suck! Ok, that is harsh but it is the truth.

January 17, 2011

Eric Coffin: Winter White Sale in the Yukon

What do tigers, fancy coffee drinks and an Egyptian god have in common? According to Eric Coffin, coeditor of the Hard Rock Analyst (HRA) family of publications, they all are…