5,000 signatures to save abandoned mine in Quebec
A former quartz and feldspar mine that closed in 1972 has become the latest tourist attraction in western Quebec.
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Hedge funds came prepared for last week’s gold price plunge
Gold futures and options speculators added 38% to bearish bets on gold price ahead of last Tuesday's crash through $1,300 an ounce.
‘Believe me, gold prices will go up,’ says Ron Paul
Trump or Clinton, it won't matter.
