Gold and silver bull market correction expected
A bull market in gold and silver has been confirmed, but no bull market is sustainable on a nonstop price spike, therefore, it is not if but when a correction will begin.
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Vancouver developer jumps on maiden Ghana resource
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Bacteria mineral extraction project could be a win for miners and the environment
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China’s war on coal keeps fuelling prices recovery — up 30% since April
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Why buyers shunned the world’s largest diamond
The Lesedi diamond opened at $50 million and struggled from the start. Fifty-one million dollars, someone offered, and too long after that, $52 million. This was not the scenario that Lamb had imagined in his dreams.
Nuke the oilsands: Alberta’s narrowly cancelled plan to drill for oil with atomic weapons
Devised by California-based Richfield Oil Corporation, Project Oilsand was uncannily simple: Get an atomic bomb from the Americans and blow it up under Athabasca.