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Eagle Royalties Ltd T.ER


Primary Symbol: C.ER Alternate Symbol(s):  ERYTF

Eagle Royalties Ltd. is engaged in holding royalty assets. The Company holds royalty interests in approximately 35 mineral exploration projects in western Canada. These projects are being explored for commodities that include gold, silver, critical metals, uranium, rare-earth elements, diamonds and industrial minerals. The Company’s portfolio includes the flagship AurMac (McQuesten) Royalty that overlies a portion of Banyan Gold Corp’s gold discovery at their AurMac Property located in the central Yukon Territory. Its Schott's Lake Royalty, George Lake Royalty and Knife Lake Royalty are situated in Saskatchewan, Canada. The Eskay Creek Royalty is situated in British Columbia, Canada. Its other royalties include Acacia, Adamant, Albert Lake, Axis Lake, BC Mas, Beaven, Black Diamond, Black Water Regional, Brownell Lake, Cathro, Coyote Creek, Cup Lake, Elsiar, East Goldfield, Fort a la Corne, Dianne Lake, Hanson North, Hot Punch, Hunter Basin, Manson Bay South, Kalum and more.


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Post by Tradesmanon Mar 15, 2013 9:02pm
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Declining volumes

Declining volumes

Whilst scanning the charts I noticed that the trading volumes on all US exchanges have been declining steadily for the past three years. I found this article which confirmed my observations.

https://www.businessweek.com/news/2012-03-12/u-dot-s-dot-stock-volume-lowest-of-2012-as-rally-awakens-few

It appears that the money has moved mainly into bonds. There could be a number of reasons for this but I'm betting that safe-haven thinking has been the major factor. The question is whether things will change soon. If bonds suddenly become unpopular, we could see a lot more money coming into the oversold PM sector.

Tm

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