America is under China’s thumb … and Russia’s, too
The US is beholden to China for 20 commodities on the US government’s critical minerals list.
Posts by Mickey Fulp - Mercenary Geologist:
Why conflicted copper shows little consensus
World warehouse stocks are dropping, down 50% since the first of April.
The ‘quite unusual’ platinum to palladium ratio
Focus on platinum-palladium prices and ratios over the past 48 years.
A crude correlation with Canada’s currency
Canada is the world’s fifth largest oil and gas producer and its energy export revenues are a significant part of the economy.
The 20 year record for gold
Today, I present new research covering a 20-year time frame from 1996- 2015 that includes a 12-year bull market for gold from 2001-2012 bracketed by bear markets in the late 1990s and mid-2010s.
Happy New Year from The Mercenary Geologist
Despite the ongoing and deepening bear market for commodities and the junior resource sector, MercenaryGeologist.com continues to produce valuable analysis and research on commodities and equities.
Why gold ain’t goin’ anywhere anytime soon
The price of gold has been range-bound from the low $1200s to the upper $1000s per ounce since early February of 2015.
Why I am a uranium bull
Supply destruction.
The real value of gold in the ground
Venture always flows where potential reward is perceived to have the lowest risk.
Mercenary Alert: The Nevada sun also rises
Nevada is one of the most prolific gold provinces on Earth.
Why gold stocks still suck
It is a bit hard to fathom but nearly three years have lapsed since I penned a rant called “Why Gold Stocks Suck” (Mercenary Musing, April 30, 2012) after a Cambridge House conference in Calgary.
The US dollar is simply the best of all evils
The greenback is increasingly viewed as a safe haven, and I expect it to go even higher in 2015.
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